HRSA health center finder
Federal map of community health centers. Health centers adjust fees to income and family size and serve people who cannot pay. Search by ZIP code, then call the center.
Your next step
Search your ZIP code, pick the two closest centers, and call to ask about a first appointment, the sliding fee and language help.
Questions to ask
- Does this program serve my location and situation?
- What are the current costs, openings and application requirements?
- Can I get an interpreter or an accessible way to use the service?
If this one cannot help
Other starting points for the same need:
- California services and assistance: Find state starting points for food, shelter, health coverage and community services.
- 211 California: Free, confidential referrals to local help with food, housing, bills and more. Dial 211, or call 866-346-3211 and enter your ZIP code to reach your local 211. A few rural counties have no active 211 service.
- Medi-Cal changes for immigrants: The Department of Health Care Services page on 2026 and 2027 Medi-Cal changes tied to immigration status, including the enrollment freeze for some adults, dental changes and future premiums. A linked chart shows which changes apply to each status.
What this listing can tell you
This listing describes the official overview or finder linked here. It does not confirm eligibility, local service availability, professional representation or an appointment.
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Official source & review
https://findahealthcenter.hrsa.gov/
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Official pages read on 2026-10-21 for service area, contact methods, cost, languages, intake and eligibility. Each field below names its source. Current openings and individual eligibility are not confirmed.
What the official pages say
- Service area
- National map of HRSA-funded health centers. Stated on the official page, checked October 21, 2026. Source
- How to contact
- Online search; contact the health center you find directly. No patient phone line from HRSA. Stated on the official page, checked October 21, 2026. Source
- Cost
- Fees adjusted to income and family size; serve people who cannot pay. Stated on the official page, checked October 21, 2026. Source
- Languages
- Not stated. Not stated on the official page, checked October 21, 2026. Source
- How to start
- Find a center, then call or visit for an appointment. Stated on the official page, checked October 21, 2026. Source
- Stated limits
- Serve everyone, even if they cannot pay. Stated on the official page, checked October 21, 2026. Source
Current openings and whether you qualify are not confirmed. Ask the organization.
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