


Chief Medical Officer
• Families, students, professionals, and seniors
• Serving all ages, incomes, and ethnicities
• Multilingual staff
• Families, students, professionals, and seniors
• Serving all ages, incomes, and ethnicities
• Multilingual staff

Primary Care Physician
BECOME A PATIENT
Speak to your doctor without coming to the health center!
Hable con su doctor sin venir a la clínica!
WHAT’S NEW
How do you keep kids healthy in the winter?
Finger Lakes Community Health Wins Transformative Innovation Award
PrEP is for Every Body
Medicare 101: With so many options, it’s important to understand the basics.
A Different Kind of Pharmacist
Welcome Jacob M. Sprouse, Pharm.D., our new clinical pharmacist.
Are they just teenagers or could it be depression?
Teenage years are often defined by angst, rebellion, and breaking away from family in a search for independence. But symptoms of depression are not “normal” in adolescent development and should be taken seriously.
How do you talk with youth about difficult topics?
Is there a perfect time to talk to your kids and loved ones about important topics like relationships and sexual health? Yes, sexual health. Often not an easy topic to talk about with adults let alone kids but it’s surely an important one.
School-Based Health Centers
Imagine having a medical facility on the campus of your child’s school. Now that’s a reality with the Penn Yan School-Based Health Center located at Penn Yan Elementary.
You’ll see (and make) a difference working at a community health center
You’ll see (and make) a difference working at a community health center.
We’re Celebrating 50 Years of Reproductive Health in the Finger Lakes!
This year we celebrate 50 years of providing care with private, unrushed visits at Finger Lakes Community Health.
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A recent study finds that difficulty navigating while moving and walking may reveal early indications of Alzheimer’s. Learn more in recognition of National Alzheimer's Awareness Month. ... See MoreSee Less

Are Walking Difficulties an Early Sign of Alzheimer’s Disease?
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Stay healthy for the holidays by getting your Covid-19 vaccine on Saturday 12/9 at Geneva Community Health. Open to everyone. Please register here. ... See MoreSee Less

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Birth control. What's right for you? Being informed is the best way to decide which birth control method fits your lifestyle. We’re here to help with whatever you decide. ... See MoreSee Less
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When choosing and caring for a sex toy, there are a few things to consider regarding safety. ... See MoreSee Less
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STIs are preventable, and most are easily treated if caught early. Talking to your partner prior to sexual activity, practicing safe sex, and getting tested frequently are all ways to reduce the risk of contracting an STI. ... See MoreSee Less

Sexually Transmitted Infections (STIs) & HIV Services
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Did you know there are benefits to birth control outside of pregnancy prevention? They include:
- regulating menstrual cycles
- easing cramping associated with menstrual cycles
- regulating hormones
- decreasing the risk of certain cancers
- helping with endometriosis and polycystic ovarian syndrome
- decreasing breakouts from acne
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