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• 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
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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.
How to put technology to work on your health
From smartphones to health trackers to video chats, technology offers lots of convenience and connection. It can also make access to healthcare simpler and smarter.
Seven Tips for Conquering Holiday Stress
If you’re like many of us, you put all kinds of pressure on yourself to make things, well, perfect. But that’s just not reality. Every event—from office parties to family gatherings—can be a source of stress. Take a look at these tips to make your holidays more enjoyable.
View our new TV Spots. “The better we know you, the better your care.”
How do you know if you have Type II Diabetes?
According to the CDC, more than 37 million Americans have diabetes (about 1 in 10), and approximately 90-95% of them have type 2 diabetes.
There is more to Community Health Centers than you may think.
Nearly 30 million Americans from all walks of life rely on their local community health center (CHC) for healthcare services. CHCs serve 1 in 12 Americans including 2.6 million older adults and 8 million children.
What comes first? Your health, your children, or paying the rent?
Like many of us, you may feel like you have too much going on and are not sure which problem to tackle first.
What is preventive care in reproductive health?
Did you know that preventive reproductive health is part of your regular medical care? Reproductive Health includes physical, mental, and social wellness.
Are they just teenagers or could it be depression?
Are they just teenagers or could it be depression?
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Vaping has become very popular but is it safe? Get the details.
Thanks to the Finger Lakes Times for publishing such an important topic from our Chief Medical Officer, Dr. Jose Canario.
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We've always provided healthcare to farmworkers. They are #essemtialworkers today and every day. It's Farmworker Awareness Week and we thank them for all they do. ... See MoreSee Less

Services for Agricultural Workers
www.localcommunityhealth.com
Our mission in 1989 and today, is to make quality healthcare accessible to a population that was “invisible” to the system—migrant farmworkers and their families.March 25 starts Farmworkers Awareness Week. Farmworkers are essential to getting fresh and healthy foods on supermarket shelves. You may not see them, but they grow harvest and package our fresh foods. Thank you! ... See MoreSee Less

Our providers have experience, compassion, and stories to tell.
They have treated children in Bangladesh, helped families in Appalachia, and worked at top medical centers here at home. Our providers aren’t just experienced practitioners, they’re amazing people too!
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The Newark Youth Clubhouse offers a fun, safe space for youth t o come and be themselves! ... See MoreSee Less


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What are the different types of contraception?
www.nichd.nih.gov
There are many different types of contraception, but not all types are appropriate for all situations. The most appropriate method of birth control depends on an individual's overall health, age, freq...What does it mean to create health equity? It means addressing and tackling the preventable differences in healthcare access and treatment that LGBTQ people face. During National LGBT Health Awareness Week, we recognize that each person’s health history, genetics, and experiences are unique to them. And that means everyone’s healthcare plan will be catered to their needs. ... See MoreSee Less


There are lots of things you can't prevent: taxes, jury duty, the dog crashing your video meeting. But regular, on-time screening tests can help prevent colorectal cancer. Talk to your doctor about which test is right for you. https://health.ny.gov/diseases/cancer/… ... See MoreSee Less
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Web page describing colon and colorectal cancer screening
The recent introduction of new anti-LGBTQ legislation across the country is a major concern for LGBTQ healthcare advocates.
Join us in celebrating National #LGBTQHealth Awareness Week to promote awareness of these issues and the importance of safeguarding our individual and community rights. Learn more:
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