Oak Park Family Health Center - San Diego Community Health Center

Low Income Clinics Nearby

• School-based Health Center @ Lincoln High School

  • Location: San Diego, CA - 92113 | 1.3 miles away
  • Contact Phone: (619) 662-4100
  • Details: San Ysidro Health offers onsite health clinics at Southwest High School (South San Diego) and Lincoln High School (Southeastern San Diego). The clinics are open on weekdays from 8 AM to 12 noon. Students who need medical care for minor illnesses, sports physicals and physical exams can go to these clinics without leaving the school campus.
• Planned Parenthood - Euclid Avenue Francis Torbert Center

  • Location: San Diego, CA - 92114 | 1.3 miles away
  • Contact Phone: (888) 743-7526
  • Details: Planned Parenthood is one of the nation’s leading providers of high-quality, affordable health care, and the nation’s largest provider of sex education. With or without insurance, you can always come to us for your health care.
• Diamond Neighborhoods Family Health Center

  • Location: San Diego, CA - 92102 | 1.3 miles away
  • Contact Phone: (619) 515-2560
  • Details: Located at the corner of Market and 47th streets, Diamond Neighborhoods Family Health Center offers a wide range of health care services. You can also find easy, convenient parking in one of our two nearby lots.
• San Ysidro Health - Euclid Family Health Center

  • Location: San Diego, CA - 92114 | 1.3 miles away
  • Contact Phone: (619) 662-4100
  • Details: At Euclid Family Health Center, patients are at the center of our care. We are committed to providing high-quality, compassionate, easily accessible, and affordable behavioral health services with access for all.
• La Maestra School Based Health Center @ Monroe Clark Middle School

  • Location: San Diego, CA - 92105 | 1.6 miles away
  • Contact Phone: (619) 255-9166
  • Details: School-Based Health Centers (SBHCs) are a unique health care model for comprehensive physical, mental and preventive health services provided to youth and adolescents either within a school or on school property. With easy access to health care in a school setting, SBHCs reduce barriers such as cost, transportation, and concerns surrounding confidentiality that often keep children and youth from seeking the health services they need. SBHCs provide a full range of physical, mental and preventative health services to all students, regardless of their ability to pay.
• San Diego Family Care - Rosa Parks Health & Wellness Center

  • Location: San Diego, CA - 92105 | 1.8 miles away
  • Contact Phone: (619) 280-2058
  • Details: Too many children come to school every day suffering from conditions that seriously impact their ability to learn and succeed. Healthy students miss fewer classes, are less likely to drop out and have a better chance of success in school and beyond. School-based health centers offer services in a place that is familiar, trusted, age-appropriate, and convenient for all students and families - in school.
• Ibarra Family Health Center

  • Location: San Diego, CA - 92105 | 2.1 miles away
  • Contact Phone: (619) 515-2426
  • Details: Ibarra Family Health Center is located on the campus of Ibarra Elementary School in the City Heights neighborhood of San Diego. This clinic offers a variety of health care services, including mental health, sick visits and vaccinations, for students, parents, staff and the surrounding neighborhoods.
• La Maestra City Heights 120

  • Location: San Diego, CA - 92105 | 2.2 miles away
  • Contact Phone: (619) 280-4213
  • Details: Here at La Maestra Community Health Centers, we are proud to be an agent of change in our community and a medical home to more than 45,000 patients in east, central, and south San Diego County. Since opening in 1990 with one volunteer physician, the organization has grown into a PCMH level III accredited Federally Qualified Health Center with ten locations in underserved communities throughout San Diego County, including school-based clinics and a mobile clinic. Over 500 staff and dozens of volunteers guide more than 45,000 patients per year to access healthcare and social services, most of whom are immigrants, refugees, homeless and low-income individuals with complex health and wellbeing needs.
• San Diego Family Care - Mid-city Community Clinic (pediatrics)

  • Location: San Diego, CA - 92105 | 2.2 miles away
  • Contact Phone: (619) 280-2058
  • Details: Mid-City Community Clinic Pediatrics opened its doors in October, 2003 and delivers medical and mental health care to thousands of children in the City Heights community. The clinic facility includes eleven exam rooms, treatment rooms, offers well child care, pediatric and adolescent medicine, urgent care, literacy education, asthma care, health education, developmental and behavioral pediatrics and immunizations. The facility is co-located with other agencies that offer additional services such as: Dental Care (by La Maestra Family Health Center) and after hours Urgent Care (by Rady Children’s Hospital).The clinic is linked closely to community agencies and public schools. Mid-City Community Clinic Pediatrics also has two school-based health centers located at Rosa Parks Elementary and Central Elementary, which offer the same services as our clinic on University. Medical and mental health care are offered with translation, including Spanish, Vietnamese, German, Farsi, and others. All physicians and nurse practitioners are licensed, and Board certified. Their certifications are in Family Medicine, Preventive Medicine, Allergy Immunology, Pediatrics and Psychiatry.
• La Maestra City Heights 150

  • Location: San Diego, CA - 92105 | 2.2 miles away
  • Contact Phone: (619) 501-1235
  • Details: Here at La Maestra Community Health Centers, we are proud to be an agent of change in our community and a medical home to more than 45,000 patients in east, central, and south San Diego County. Since opening in 1990 with one volunteer physician, the organization has grown into a PCMH level III accredited Federally Qualified Health Center with ten locations in underserved communities throughout San Diego County, including school-based clinics and a mobile clinic. Over 500 staff and dozens of volunteers guide more than 45,000 patients per year to access healthcare and social services, most of whom are immigrants, refugees, homeless and low-income individuals with complex health and wellbeing needs.