Primary Care
Primary Care extends beyond a once-a-year physical with your primary care provider. As an NCQA (National Committee for Quality Assurance) Patient Centered Medical Home, our team of providers, specialists, counselors, and nurses work together to address the medical, social, emotional, and child development needs of families. By emphasizing health education, prevention, and early treatment of illnesses, our trained staff is able to intervene before minor issues become life-threatening conditions.
Monday through Friday, 8:30AM - 5:00PM | Walk-In appointments available
35 East 110th Street, 4th Floor, New York, NY 10029 | 212-360-7700
Adult medicine
Adult Medicine includes annual check-ups, immunizations, back-to-work physicals, and health screenings. Preventive care is provided to keep you healthy, and help manage chronic diseases such as high blood pressure (hypertension), diabetes, and asthma. Acute care and same-day appointments are available if you are ill.
To book an appointment, call our front desk at 212-360-7700.
Women’s Health Clinic
The Women’s Health Clinic is open every other Tuesday from 1:00PM to 5:00PM. Patients can make an appointment for their annual women’s health exam, cervical cancer screenings, breast exams, mammogram referrals, STI testing (sexually transmitted infections), and family planning consultations.
To book an appointment, call our front desk at 212-360-7700.
HIV Treatment
HIV treatment includes a combination of primary care, supportive counseling, and comprehensive case management services to help patients achieve an undetectable viral load. Patients have frequent medical visits with our HIV specialist (every one to three months) to review medication adherence, monitor viral loads, and screen for STDIs. Our HIV nurse coordinator meets with patients to identify health barriers such as lapses in insurance coverage and address needs for vision care, transportation resources, and literacy aids.
CCHP offers free HIV testing every Tuesday and Thursday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Please contact Kathy Figueroa, HIV Prevention & Support Services Program Manager, at kfigueroa@cchphealthcare.org to learn more or set up an appointment.
To book an appointment, call our front desk at 212-360-7700.
Hepatitis C Treatment
Through the Hepatitis C treatment program, eligible patients are enrolled in an 8- to 12-week treatment plan that includes education groups, treatment, and care coordination. Patients work with a registered nurse for medication pre-approval from insurance carriers and combat any barriers they may have to treatment. We also offer free rapid Hepatitis C testing onsite or in the community (per request) to anyone who may be at-risk.
To book an appointment, call our front desk at 212-360-7700.
Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis
Pre-Exposure Prophylaxis (PrEP) is a once-daily pill regimen that can help prevent HIV. It’s recommended for anyone at increased risk for contracting HIV. This includes anyone who is in an ongoing relationship with a person living with HIV, anyone who does not consistently use a condom, and anyone who shares injection drug or hormone equipment. Interested patients can discuss with any one of our providers to determine if PrEP is right for them.
To book an appointment, call our front desk at 212-360-7700.
Pediatric / Adolescent Care
Pediatric/ Adolescent Care is catered to meet the age-appropriate needs of patients. Services include routine health exams, vaccinations, development/hearing/vision screenings, and the prevention and treatment of asthma and diabetes. Confidentiality is maintained for adolescent teens seeking access for services regarding reproductive health, substance use, and mental health.
To book an appointment, call our front desk at 212-360-7700.
Reach Out and Read
Buprenorphine Treatment Program
The Reach Out and Read program promotes early childhood literacy through our pediatrics department. Every patient ages six months through five years receives a developmentally appropriate book at each well visit.
Contact Mariely Fernandez, MD, Chief Medical Officer, at mfernandez@cchphealthcare.org or 212-360-7869.
Our Buprenorphine Treatment Program treats patients diagnosed with an opioid use disorder through a home-based induction process. Treatment is received under the supervision of a provider who has been waivered to prescribe buprenorphine, and closely monitored by a nurse care manager. The program goals are to engage patients in ongoing treatment and provide medically supervised withdrawal as appropriate. Patients engaged in treatment are also encouraged to participate in counseling services at CCHP or with an outside behavioral health specialist.
Contact Lisa Hoberman, RN, Nurse Care Manager at lhoberman@cchphealthcare.org or 212-360-7879.
Health Education
Health Education is a key component to staying healthy. Our experienced staff lead regular health-education groups. Topics include but are not limited to diabetes, HIV/AIDS, Hepatitis C, nutrition, asthma management, hypertension, and women’s health.
To book an appointment, call our front desk at 212-360-7700.
IVY’S STORY
FOR A SINGLE MOTHER FACING HOMELESSNESS AND UNEMPLOYMENT, CCHP WAS A LIFELINE
In 2009, during a period of rampant evictions in New York City, single mother Ivy was evicted from the rent-stabilized apartment in Queens, that had been in her family for three decades.
Ivy’s childhood home and shelter for her toddler-aged twin daughters and middle-school-aged son was taken away over a preventable court issue. Unhoused with three young children, Ivy was despondent but determined to get help.
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