At Family Health Centers, Inc. (FHC), we believe that quality healthcare should never be out of reach. Our Community Care Initiative was created with one goal in mind, to bring essential medical services directly into the heart of our communities. Through our mobile health units, we’re breaking barriers, expanding access, and making it easier than ever for families to receive care close to home.
Care That Comes to You
FHC’s fully equipped mobile units travel to neighborhoods across the region to provide Primary Care Visits, Wellness Exams, and Preventive Screenings for new and existing patients. Whether you’re managing a chronic condition or simply need a routine checkup, our mobile teams ensure that you receive the same compassionate care you would expect at any of our permanent sites, just closer to where you live, work, and worship.
Building Trust and Access
By partnering with local organizations such as Cornerstone Church in Orangeburg, our mobile units reach residents who might otherwise face transportation or scheduling challenges. These partnerships allow us to provide a safe, familiar, and welcoming space for care, while strengthening the community bonds that define our mission.
Supporting Quality Healthcare
The Community Care Initiative is more than a service, it’s a promise. It represents FHC’s ongoing commitment to health, by ensuring that every person, regardless of income, background, or location, has access to quality healthcare. From preventive screenings to wellness education, our goal is to keep communities healthy and informed.
Engaging the Community
Each event offers not only medical care but also a sense of connection. Attendees are entered into exciting raffles, such as $100 Piggly Wiggly gift cards, as a way to thank the community for engaging in their own health journey. It’s healthcare with a hometown touch.
Join Us
Mark your calendars for our upcoming Community Care dates at Cornerstone Church (1481 Chestnut Street, Orangeburg, SC)
December 4, January 15, February 5, and March 5 from (9:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.)
Walk-ins are welcome, and new patients are always encouraged to stop by.
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