2024 AACHC Membership Directory

Arizona Community Health Centers 2024 Directory

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Welcome The Arizona Alliance for Community Health Centers (the Alliance) works to create a more just and equitable healthcare system, so every Arizonan has the opportunity to thrive. We are the Primary Care Association for Arizona, dedicated to supporting and growing the healthcare safety net that includes health centers, look-alikes, and Federally Qualified Health Centers (FQHCs) — collectively referred to as Community Health Centers (CHCs). We also work with organizations that are interested in becoming health centers.

A nonprofit member organization, the Alliance supports the vital work of CHCs by providing health center staff with training, technical assistance, programmatic support, and advocacy. We also drive health center growth by assessing unmet needs at both local and statewide levels and identifying opportunities for CHCs to be part of the solution. We work collaboratively with health centers to develop strategies that leverage their unique community-driven model to meet those needs.

Visit us online at aachc.org and connect with “azalliancechcs” on all the social channels.

Primary healthcare for all. Because when people are healthy, communities flourish.

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Arizona’s Community Health Centers At-a-Glance Locations by County

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CHCs by Name Adelante Healthcare Black Canyon Community Health Center Canyonlands Healthcare Chiricahua Community Health Centers Circle the City Community Health Center of Yavapai Creek Valley Clinic Desert Senita Community Health Center El Rio Health Horizon Health and Wellness Mariposa Community Health Center MHC Healthcare Mountain Park Health Center Native Americans for Community Action NATIVE HEALTH

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Neighborhood Outreach Access to Health North Country HealthCare Sun Life Health Sunset Health

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Terros Health Tuba City Regional Health Care Corporation United Community Health Center Valle del Sol Valleywise Health Wesley Community and Health Centers

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Associate Members

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CHCs by Congressional and Legislative Districts Congressional Districts Legislative Districts

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Arizona CHCs At-a-Glance Arizona Community Health Centers (CHCs) comprise the largest network of primary care providers. Our membership includes 23 CHCs, one Look-Alike, and one FQHC Urban Indian Health Center, all of which provide high-quality, affordable, and culturally competent primary care and preventive services.

Primary medical care

Pharmacy services

Lab services

Outreach

Radiology

Eligibility assistance

Screenings

Health education

Immunizations

Case management

OB/GYN care

Transportation

Dental care

Translation

Special Populations

Well child services

After hours and emergency care is also available. Many CHCs provide additional services such as HIV testing and care, Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT), and more. In the “CHCs by Name” section of this directory, you’ll find details and contact information for each one.

Serving ~1 in 9 Arizonans

817,026

3,503,011

Total Patients Served

Patient Visits

CHCs break down barriers to care by serving everyone, and especially those who may otherwise have little or no access to care.

• Individuals experiencing homelessness • Migrant and seasonal agriculture workers • Gender and sexual minorities • People in or adjacent to public housing

FTEs 7,879 Staff (Full Time Equivalent)

Across 200+ Sites Arizona

• Victims of intimate partner violence

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Locations by County

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Apache County North Country HealthCare Cochise County Chiricahua Community Health Centers Coconino County Canyonlands Healthcare North Country HealthCare Tuba City Regional Health Care Corp Gila County Canyonlands Healthcare North Country HealthCare Graham County Canyonlands Healthcare Greenlee County Canyonlands Healthcare La Paz County N/A Maricopa County Adelante Healthcare Circle the City Horizon Health and Wellness Mountain Park Health Center NATIVE HEALTH Neighborhood Outreach Access to Health Sun Life Health Terros Health Valle del Sol Valleywise Health Wesley Community and Health Centers

Mohave County Canyonlands Healthcare Creek Valley Health Clinic North Country HealthCare Navajo County Canyonlands Healthcare North Country HealthCare Pima County Desert Senita Community Health Center El Rio Health MHC Healthcare United Community Health Center Pinal County Desert Senita Community Health Center Horizon Health and Wellness Sun Life Health Santa Cruz County Mariposa Community Health Center United Community Health Center Yavapai County Black Canyon Community Health Center Community Health Center of Yavapai North Country HealthCare Yuma County Sunset Health Horizon Health and Wellness

Find the CHC nearest you with our online mapping tool at bit.ly/ findmyazCHC or use this QR code.

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CHCs by Name Open to all, CHCs form the largest network of primary care providers in Arizona. Both private and public insurance is accepted, and all CHCs offer a sliding fee scale for those with low income.

Find the CHC nearest you with our online mapping tool at bit.ly/findmyazCHC or use this QR code.

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Adelante Healthcare

Health Center Program Grantee/Federally Qualified Health Center

Pedro Cons, MA Chief Executive Officer

Adelante Healthcare’s roots were planted over 40 years ago in response to migrant workers needing accessible, quality care. While we have grown and expanded from our humble beginnings, our commitment to service and access to care remains. Our dedication is to help communities thrive and act as a bridge assisting people on their healthcare journey. We go beyond healthcare to create a true Culture of Care.

Adelante Healthcare is a certified community health center serving Maricopa County. Our passionate and highly skilled team members serve a diverse mix of patients, regardless of a person’s background, status, or station in life. We are culturally fluent and able to respond to and serve diverse healthcare needs. Our services cover the whole person, including adult and family medicine, pediatrics, women’s health, nutrition services, dental, and behavioral health.

Adelante Healthcare has sites in Buckeye, Gila Bend, Goodyear, Mesa, Peoria, Phoenix, Surprise, Wickenburg, and a mobile medical unit.

Goodyear location

adelantehealthcare.com Administrative Office 623.583.3001 3033 North Central Avenue Suite 145 Phoenix, AZ 85012

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Black Canyon Community Health Center

Health Center Program Look-Alike/Federally Qualified Health Center Look-Alike

Randy Hancock, MD Chief Executive Officer

Black Canyon Community Health Center has a site in Black Canyon City and a site in Mayer.

Black Canyon Community Health Center (BCCHC) became a Health Center Program Look-Alike in 2022. They serve over 1,600 patients annually at two clinic locations - one in Black Canyon City and the other in Spring Valley. BCCHC’s mission is to reduce barriers to care and to inspire hope, health, and vitality by providing quality health care services to every resident in their service area without discrimination.

Black Canyon City location

blackcanyonhealth.com Administrative Office 623.374.0200 19251 E. Oasis Drive Black Canyon City, AZ 85324

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Canyonlands Healthcare

Health Center Program Grantee/Federally Qualified Health Center

CJ Hansen, MHA Chief Executive Officer

Canyonlands Healthcare offers comprehensive one-stop services and a healthcare home for patients in each of the communities serviced by the organization. Canyonlands health centers provide more than just treatment for illness or episodic conditions, they provide ongoing care and health management for families and individuals throughout their lives. Canyonlands is a private, nonprofit corporation providing consumer-directed, high-quality, comprehensive, cost-effective primary and preventative care. Canyonlands offers sliding fee programs designed to improve access to healthcare for those who face financial barriers and need assistance.

Canyonlands Healthcare has sites in Clifton, Duncan, Globe, Kayenta/ Chilchenbeto, Littlefield/ Beaver Dam, Page, and Safford, along with a mobile clinic in Page and a site in Mesquite, Nevada.

Littlefield/ Beaver Dam location

canyonlandschc.org Administrative Office 928.645.9675 827 Vista Avenue / PO Box 1625 Page, AZ 86040

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Chiricahua Community Health Centers, Inc. Health Center Program Grantee/Federally Qualified Health Center

Jonathan Melk, MD FAAP Chief Executive Officer

Chiricahua has sites in Benson, Bisbee, Douglas, Elfrida, Sierra Vista, and Willcox. They also have mobile medical and mobile dental clinics.

Pediatric Center of Excellence in Douglas

Chiricahua Community Health Centers, Inc. (Chiricahua) is a mission driven Federally Qualified Health Center and a tax-exempt not-forprofit 501(c)(3) organization. Founded in 1996 as a small, rural health clinic operating in a community center, Chiricahua has since grown to become the largest primary care organization in southeastern Arizona, serving more than 33,000 patients annually. Chiricahua has developed and operates a comprehensive primary care model that includes medical, dental, and behavioral health carefully integrated with an approach that addresses every aspect of life (physical, emotional, social, and environmental) for the uninsured, underinsured, veterans, migrant and seasonal farmworkers. Chiricahua operates fixed-site medical, dental, pharmacy and behavioral health facilities, as well as mobile medical and mobile dental clinics that serve patients throughout the more than 6200 square mile borderlands of Cochise County.

Chiricahua is not only the largest primary care provider in Cochise County but also offers the only true Sliding Fee Discount Program in the region.

cchci.org Administrative Office 520.364.1429 1205 F Avenue Douglas, AZ 85607

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Circle the City

Health Care for the Homeless Program Grantee/Federally Qualified Health Center

Kim Despres, DHA, RN Chief Executive Officer Circle the City (CTC) is a dynamic, Arizona-based, 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that provides integrated, holistic healthcare to all individuals facing homelessness in Maricopa County. CTC has outpatient clinics, where patients can receive primary, preventive healthcare, behavioral healthcare, and assistance with connecting to community resources and services. CTC also operates respite centers for people healing from an acute illness or injury. CTC’s respite care program began in 2012 to meet the needs of people who were not ill enough to be in the hospital, but too ill to be on the street. Each 50-bed respite center provides patients facing homelessness, a safe place to rest, heal, and recover. Respite patients receive a bed, meals, daily medical evaluation, 24/7 nursing support, behavioral healthcare, and case management to help connect patients to resources, including stable housing. Approximately 70% of respite patients are connected to affordable, long-term housing upon discharge. CTC also operates mobile medical units that provide healthcare to people in all parts of Maricopa County. Additionally, our street medicine teams provide backpack medicine and mental health services to people facing homelessness in encampments throughout the county.

Circle the City has sites in Phoenix and mobile medical clinics serving the greater Phoenix metro area.

Parsons Family Health Center in Phoenix

circlethecity.org Administrative Office 602.776.0776 300 West Clarendon Avenue, Suite 200 Phoenix, AZ 85013

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Community Health Center of Yavapai Health Center Program Grantee/Federally Qualified Health Center

Leslie Horton, MA, MCHES Director

CHCY has sites in Cottonwood, Prescott, and Prescott Valley.

The Community Health Center of Yavapai (CHCY) has been serving all of Yavapai County since 2001. Since its inception as the Prescott Free Clinic, Inc. in 1993, it has stayed true to its mission to contribute to the well-being of the people of Yavapai County by offering integrated primary health services including adult medical, pediatrics, reproductive health, behavioral health, dental, and care coordination. With full-time locations in Prescott, Prescott Valley, and Cottonwood, CHCY is the patient-centered medical home for the uninsured, underserved, and underinsured in Yavapai County.

Cottonwood location

yavapaiaz.gov/chcy Administrative Office 928.583.1000 1090 Commerce Drive Prescott, AZ 86305

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Creek Valley Health Clinic

Health Center Program Grantee/Federally Qualified Health Center

Hunter Adams, MBA Chief Executive Officer

Creek Valley Health Clinic provides comprehensive, quality healthcare to the rural community that surrounds Colorado City, Arizona. The nonprofit organization was created by local community members, and has a vision of creating a healthier, stronger, more connected community. As one of Arizona’s newest health centers, Creek Valley Health Clinic has been delivering services since December 2019. Creek Valley Health Clinic delivers services in person and through telehealth, and offers a robust line of health services including general primary medical care, diagnostic laboratory, chronic disease management, well-child services, voluntary family planning, immunizations, preventative dental, gynecological care, prenatal and postpartum care, behavioral health, psychiatry, occupational therapy, speech therapy, contract pharmacy services, as well as enabling services such as case management, eligibility assistance, health education, outreach, transportation, and translation.

Creek Valley Health Clinic has a site in Colorado City.

Colorado City location

creekvalleyhc.com Administrative Office 435.900.1104 1065 North Hildale Street Hildale, UT 84784

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Desert Senita Community Health Center

Health Center Program Grantee/Federally Qualified Health Center

Daniel Barbara, DHSC Desert Senita Community Health Center has sites in Ajo and Arizona City.

Chief Executive Officer Desert Senita offers a wide variety of primary healthcare services with the utmost quality, respect, and accountability to our community. Desert Senita’s mission is to provide quality, local, affordable healthcare for all through our proactive staff that is committed to promoting wellness by providing comprehensive, continuous health education and health care.

Ajo location

desertsenita.org Administrative Office 520.387.5651 410 North Malacate Street Ajo, AZ 85321

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El Rio Health

Health Center Program Grantee/Federally Qualified Health Center

Clinton Kuntz, DBH Chief Executive Officer

El Rio Health serves as the largest provider of primary medical, dental, and behavioral health services for both the insured and uninsured in Pima County. With Health Centers throughout the Tucson community, El Rio has been providing care to the community since 1970, currently serving over 125,000 people.

El Rio Health has sites throughout Tucson.

Congress location

elrio.org Administrative Office 520.670.3909 450 West Paseo Redondo Tucson, AZ 85701

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Horizon Health and Wellness

Health Center Program Grantee/Federally Qualified Health Center

Laura Larson-Huffaker, MC, LPC Chief Executive Officer

Horizon Health and Wellness has sites in Apache Junction, Casa Grande, Chandler, Florence, Oracle, Queen Creek, and Yuma.

Apache Junction location

Horizon Health and Wellness has developed an innovative practice model that embodies our philosophy of whole-person care while promoting wellness. This approach to health care addresses the whole person by integrating behavioral health with primary health care while promoting wellness and prevention. In this model, our medical and behavioral health staff can work with patients in the same exam rooms to ensure integrated care. Both are involved in assessments, brief interventions and follow-up with patients. Where appropriate, patients may also be referred for wellness activities (e.g. smoking cessation, nutritional education, physical activities, etc.), as well as traditional psychotherapy, and psychiatric services. Horizon Health and Wellness is excited to implement this innovative practice model at a time when health care is undergoing transformation nationally. It is our hope that our integrated model will improve outcomes for people and reduce healthcare costs for society.

hhwaz.org Administrative Office 480.983.0065 625 North Plaza Drive, 3rd Floor Apache Junction, AZ 85120

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Mariposa Community Health Center Health Center Program Grantee/Federally Qualified Health Center

Daniel Prevost, MBA Chief Executive Officer

Mariposa Community Health Center was founded in 1980 in Nogales, Arizona. Mariposa is the largest primary care provider of medical, dental and health education services in Santa Cruz County. As a patient-centered health care home, MCHC’s purpose is to ensure access to culturally appropriate primary care and community-based health education and assistance, regardless of an individual’s ability to pay. MCHC facilitates access to specialty care and provides services and programs that respond to community/patient needs and encourages individual responsibility for one’s health.

Mariposa Community Health Center has sites in Nogales, Patagonia, Rio Rico, and Tubac.

Nogales location

mariposachc.net Administrative Office 520.761.2128 825 North Grand Avenue, Suite 100 Nogales, AZ 85621

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MHC Healthcare

Health Center Program Grantee/Federally Qualified Health Center

Joshua Carzoli, MBA, PharmD Chief Executive Officer

MHC Healthcare has sites in Marana and Tucson.

Marana Main location

MHC Healthcare is a Federally Qualified Community Health Center providing care to the Tucson, Marana, Catalina, Oro Valley, and Picture Rocks areas. MHC Healthcare is the longest serving FQHC in Arizona, providing continuous health care since 1957. MHC Healthcare has since grown to a network of 17 Health Centers, employing over 700 staff, and serving over 60,000 patients. Our commitment and dedication to our community is to remove barriers to ensure everyone has access to healthcare, no matter their ability to pay. MHC has an integrated care model, offering family medicine, internal medicine, pediatrics, OBGYN, WIC, Women’s Health, Integrated Behavioral Health, Dental, and Same Day Care. Pharmacy, Lab and Radiology services are offered at many MHC clinics, offering “One Stop” care. MHC is recognized as a PatientCentered Medical Home by NCQA, and MHC’s Counseling and Wellness Center has been recognized with the NCQA Distinction in Behavioral Health Integration. MHC Healthcare has launched a Family Medicine Residency Program to address the critical shortage of physicians in Arizona, and in particular, in rural areas.

mhchealthcare.org Administrative Office 520.682.4111 13395 North Marana Main Street Marana, AZ 85653

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Mountain Park Health Center

Health Center Program Grantee/Federally Qualified Health Center

John Swagert, MD Chief Executive Officer

Mountain Park Health Center is here for you, no matter what. For more than 40 years we’ve helped about 100,000 Arizonans each year receive affordable, high-quality healthcare.

Our team of health professionals always puts the patient first. You’ll have access to a Care Team made up of a primary care physician or nurse practitioner, clinical pharmacist, behavioral health consultant and registered dietitian all in one exam room.

Mountain Park Health Center has sites in Goodyear, Glendale, Phoenix, and Tempe.

And with on-site services like lab and pharmacy, you’ll get the care you need all under one roof. We offer extended hours and convenient locations to make access to care quick and easy.

Tempe location

mountainparkhealth.org Administrative Office 602.323.3344 3003 North Central Avenue, Suite 1600 Phoenix, AZ 85012

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Native Americans for Community Action (NACA)

Urban Indian Health Program/Federally Qualified Health Center

Christopher David Chief Executive Officer

NACA has sites in Flagstaff.

Wellness Center

Native Americans for Community Action has provided over 50 years of services to the Native American and non-Native American peoples of Flagstaff and Coconino County, both on and off the reservation.

Since 1971 the agency has provided services such as: capacity building in Native American communities by assisting future political and community leaders, fighting stereotypes of Native American individuals and organizations, and advocating as a knowledge base on Indigenous issues to governments and other non-Native organizations. Since 1991 NACA has offered a variety of health and human services to urban Native Americans, low-income, and other underserved families, as well as those who experience health and socio-economic disparities at rates disproportionate to the general population. Their core program is the Family Health Center, which provides health and medical services to Native Americans and non-Native Americans. Health Promotion programs include health related prevention programs such as: Tobacco Education, Diabetes Prevention, Health Promotion, and Chronic Disease Prevention.

nacainc.org Administrative Office 928-526-2968 1500 E Cedar Avenue, Suite 56 Flagstaff, AZ 86004

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NATIVE HEALTH

Health Center Program Grantee/Federally Qualified Health Center

Walter Murillo, BS Chief Executive Officer NATIVE HEALTH provides integrated primary medical, dental, behavioral health, WIC, and wellness services provided by an interdisciplinary team for Native Americans living in the greater Phoenix urban area and all persons in the general community. NATIVE HEALTH has 3 clinics, NATIVE HEALTH Central, NHW Community Health Center, and NATIVE HEALTH Mesa. NATIVE HEALTH is accredited as a PatientCentered Medical and Dental Home and as a Quality Ambulatory Health Care provider by AAAHC. AHCCCS, SNAP, TANF, and Health Insurance Marketplace assistance is available for patients and the community. Sliding fee scale for uninsured individuals. NATIVE HEALTH also provides COVID vaccines and testing, free food distribution at NATIVE HEALTH Mesa, home visiting programs, cultural programming, children’s literacy classes, cooking classes, Traditional Garden, DES On-the-Spot (assisting with AHCCCS, SNAP, and TANF), Arizona@ Work (DES employment assistance), Veteran’s Services, intakes with Community Legal Services, and other community programs. NATIVE HEALTH provides services to over 20,000 individuals per year.

NATIVE HEALTH has sites in Mesa and Phoenix.

Central location

nativehealthphoenix.org Administrative Office 602.279.5262 4041 North Central Avenue, Building C Phoenix, AZ 85012

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Neighborhood Outreach Access to Health (NOAH)

Health Center Program Grantee/Federally Qualified Health Center

Wendy Armendariz, MBA Chief Executive Officer

NOAH has sites in Glendale, Phoenix, and Scottsdale.

Starting in 1996 with a mobile unit and a single nurse practitioner traveling between schools, Neighborhood Outreach Access to Health (NOAH), has expanded to a community health center operating sites in Glendale, North Phoenix, and Scottsdale. NOAH provides accessible, affordable, and confidential care for individuals and families. NOAH’s integrative medical, dental, and behavioral health services are provided by an interdisciplinary healthcare team, which is supported by community outreach programs and patient-specific education programs. With skilled and compassionate professionals focused on promoting health and wellness, NOAH serves as the healthcare home for more than 50,000 patients.

Palomino Health Center

noahhelps.org Administrative Office 480.882.4545 7500 North Dreamy Draw Avenue Suite 145 Phoenix, AZ 85020

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North Country HealthCare

Health Center Program Grantee/Federally Qualified Health Center

Anne Newland, MD, MPH Chief Executive Officer

North Country HealthCare’s roots reach back to the Flagstaff Community Free Clinic, which was founded in 1991 by a group of local healthcare providers and administrators. The founders were concerned about the large number of uninsured people who were presenting at the Flagstaff Medical Center Emergency Room because they had no medical home. In 1996, North Country Community Health Center became a federally qualified health center (FQHC) and moved into an old roller skating rink in Flagstaff’s Sunnyside neighborhood. Today, North Country HealthCare serves 12 communities across northern Arizona. North Country HealthCare established the premier family medicine residency in the region in 2020, called the NARBHA Institute Family & Community Medicine Residency Program.

North Country HealthCare has sites in Bullhead City, Flagstaff, Grand Canyon, Holbrook, Kingman, Lake Havasu City, Payson, Seligman, Show Low, Springerville/Round Valley, Williams, and Winslow. They also have mobile units.

Flagstaff location

northcountryhealthcare.org Administrative Office 928.522.9400 2920 North 4th Street Flagstaff, AZ 86004

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Sun Life Health

Health Center Program Grantee/Federally Qualified Health Center

Eddie Estrada, MD Chief Executive Officer

Sun Life Health has locations in Casa Grande, Chandler, Coolidge, Eloy, Florence, Maricopa, Mesa, Oracle, and San Manuel, and has a mobile medical unit.

Sun Life Health is a not-for-profit community health organization. Sun Life Health delivers high-quality, affordable care to anyone who needs it. Sun Life Health has a coordinated team of medical, dental and integrated behavioral health providers to address the whole person, empowering their patients to live their healthiest lives. What makes Sun Life Health different is their unfailing concern for the well-being of their patients and willingness to provide the best possible experience for every person who walks through their doors.

Mesa location

sunlifehealth.org Administrative Office 520.836.3446 580 North Camino Mercado Casa Grande, AZ 85122

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Sunset Health

Health Center Program Grantee/Federally Qualified Health Center

Jonathan Leonard, MPA Chief Executive Officer

Sunset Health provides a comprehensive array of primary care services such as medical, dental, behavioral health, pharmacy, and women’s health. The emphasis in the provision of primary care services is on the prevention and health maintenance of patients with chronic conditions.

Sunset also provides health education and disease self-management education. The center employs approximately 285 healthcare professionals, of whom 35 are physicians, dentists, pharmacists, or mid-level practitioners serving 29,000 patients (inclusive of over 6,000 migrant workers). Sunset Health is an important part of the healthcare safety net and continues to expand sites and services to meet the needs of the communities they serve.

Sunset Health has sites and operates mobile medical units in San Luis, Somerton, Wellton, and Yuma.

Yuma location

mysunsethealth.org Administrative Office 928.819.8999 2060 West 24th Street Yuma, AZ 85364

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Terros Health

Health Center Program Grantee/Federally Qualified Health Center

Karen Hoffman Tepper, PhD Chief Executive Officer and President

Terros Health has sites in Glendale, Mesa, and Phoenix and has a mobile unit.

Terros Health is a healthcare company focused on the whole person, providing primary care and specializing in mental health and substance use treatment for the last 50 years. Terros helps people live their lives in recovery and we save lives every day. Terros’ vision is to provide extraordinary care by empowered people, achieving exceptional outcomes. Annually, Terros touches more than 50,000 lives, and their compelling purpose is Inspiring Change for Life with each life they touch.

27th Avenue location

terroshealth.org Administrative Office 602.685.6000 3003 North Central Avenue Suite 400 Phoenix, AZ 85012

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Tuba City Regional Health Care Corporation

Health Center Program Grantee/Federally Qualified Health Center

Joette Walters, RN Chief Executive Officer The mission of Tuba City Regional Health Care Corporation (TCRHCC) is to provide safe, accessible, quality, and culturally sensitive healthcare. Their vision is embracing healthy living to heal, to respect, to console. They take pride and honor the dignity of all individuals.

They promise to uphold a safe environment dedicated to quality and a vision of excellence for today and tomorrow. Their Community Health Center operates on the Navajo Reservation. They provide primary healthcare, dental care, and chronic care management from our Mobile Medical and Mobile Dental Units that reach their remote communities.

Their Community Counseling Center and other integrated partnerships provides substance abuse, mental health, behavioral health, and life skill education services.

Tuba City Regional Health Care Corporation serves the community throughout the Western Navajo Chapters.

Mobile unit

tchealth.org Administrative Office 928.283.2607 167 North Main Street Tuba City, AZ 86045

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United Community Health Center

Health Center Program Grantee/Federally Qualified Health Center

Claudette Pippin, CPA, CG Interim Chief Executive Officer

United Community Health Center has sites in Amado, Arivaca, Green Valley, Sahuarita, Tucson, and Vail. They also have mobile dental clinics.

United Community Health Center has a team of dedicated healthcare professionals who are committed to fulfilling the mission of the organization: to deliver quality care that is accessible, comprehensive, innovative, compassionate and culturally sensitive in an atmosphere of trust and respect. UCHC takes pride in serving the rural, yet growing communities of Arivaca, Amado, Green Valley, Sahuarita, Three Points, and Vail. UCHC’s multiple locations, caring staff, mobile dental clinic, and transportation fleet make it possible to deliver the highest quality of care to its communities all while working hard to ensure each and every patient is provided care that exceeds UCHC’s mission.

Green Valley location

uchcaz.org Administrative Office 520.407.5600 1260 South Campbell Road, Building 2 Green Valley, AZ 85614

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Valle del Sol

Health Center Program Grantee/Federally Qualified Health Center/ Certified Community Behavioral Health Clinic (CCBHC)

Mike Renaud Chief Executive Officer Each year, Valle del Sol touches the lives of thousands of patients through its programs and services. The agency has served Arizonans for more than 50 years. Opening their doors in 1970, the first programs offered focused on methadone and behavioral healthcare services, predominately for monolingual, Spanish-speaking families. In 2011, Valle del Sol introduced primary care to its portfolio of medical services. More recently, they added mobile health and telehealth services to their portfolio of services. Today, Valle del Sol integrates Behavioral Care and Primary Care in an approach that serves patients holistically: mind, body, and spirit. This approach has shown that it helps achieve better health outcomes, allowing staff to work directly with patients in a culturally respectful manner, developing individual treatment plans, and facilitating the least invasive level of care. Valle del Sol has six locations throughout the metropolitan Phoenix area and over 45 school and community co-locations offering behavioral health services to individuals where they live, work, and play.

Valle del Sol has sites and mobile units throughout the metropolitan Phoenix area.

7th Street location

valledelsol.com Administrative Office 602.258.6797 3877 North 7th Street Suite 400 Phoenix, AZ 85014

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Valleywise Health

Health Center Program Grantee/Federally Qualified Health Center

Michelle Barker, DHSc Sr. Vice President of Ambulatory Services and CEO of Valleywise Health FQHCs

Valleywise Health’s clinics and mobile unit serve Avondale, Chandler, Guadalupe, West Maryvale, Mesa, Peoria, and various underserved communities throughout Phoenix.

The Maricopa County Special Health Care District, doing business as Valleywise Health, is the only public teaching hospital and health care system in Arizona. VH provides primary and specialty care services predominantly to underserved, low-income and ethnically diverse populations. Over a nearly 150-year history, VH has built a reputation of quality health care by placing compassion at the forefront of care. The mission of VH is “To provide exceptional care, without exception, every patient, every time.” Accordingly, the System employs a comprehensive approach to care, clinical training, and population health management.

Our facilities include the Valleywise Medical Center, three inpatient and three outpatient behavioral health clinics, an Assertive Community Treatment Team, the First Episode Center, the largest Ryan White HIV/ AIDs program in the state, and 11 Federally Qualified Health Centers.

Mesa location

valleywisehealth.org Administrative Office 602.344.5011 2601 East Roosevelt Street Phoenix, AZ 85008

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Wesley Community and Health Centers Health Center Program Grantee/Federally Qualified Health Center

Blaine Bandi Chief Executive Officer

Since 1950, Wesley Community and Health Centers (Wesley) has been serving the Phoenix area by providing key community services. Health services originated in 2002 with the establishment of a volunteer clinic for the uninsured. This was followed by the opening of our first Federally Qualified Health Center in 2009 at our original location at 10th St. and Buckeye Rd. Since then, we have added two additional full-time sites at the Golden Gate Community Center and on the campus of AT Still University in Mesa. We also operate a part-time location within the Coffelt-Lamoureaux public housing project and two mobile units.

Wesley is committed to providing an array of programs and services alongside our primary healthcare services to focus on the wellness of our community. These include a DES Certified After-School Program, ESL and financial literacy classes, daily fitness programs like Zumba, no-cost diabetes self-management education, nutrition education and prenatal classes, and a variety of community events designed to meet the diverse needs of our community.

Wesley Health Center has sites in Phoenix and Mesa and has mobile medical units.

Phoenix location

wesleychc.org Administrative Office 602.257.4323 1300 South 10th Street Phoenix, AZ 85034

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Associate Members Associate Members are nonprofit, community-based, or public primary healthcare organizations operating within Arizona that have an interest in primary healthcare services for the underserved. Visit each organization’s website to learn more about their programs and services.

Affirm Sexual and Reproductive Health Chief Executive Officer: Brenda Thomas, MPA www.affirmaz.org

Copa Health Chief Executive Officer: Shar Najafi-Piper, Ph.D. www.copahealth.org 924 North Country Club Drive

3800 N. Central Ave. Suite 820

Mesa, AZ 85201

Phoenix, AZ 85012

480.969.3800

602.258.5777

Regional Center for Border Health, Inc. San Luis Walk-In Clinic, Inc. (Rural Health Clinic) President and Chief Executive Officer: Amanda Aguirre, MA, RD www.rcfbh.org and www.slwic.org

Northern Apache County Special Health Care District St. Michaels Clinic & Sanders Clinic Acting Clinic Administrator: Vanessa Begay www.NorthernApache.Healthcare

950 East Main Street, Building A

359A West Highway 264

Somerton, AZ 85350

St. Michaels, AZ 86511

928.315.7910

928.810.3800

Raza Development Fund Chief Executive Officer and President: Annie Donovan www.razafund.org/phx 410 E Southern Ave. Phoenix, AZ 85040 602.417.1400 aachc.org

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CHCs by Congressional and Legislative Districts

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Health Centers by Congressional District

Congressional District 1 Representative David Schweikert Mountain Park Health Center Neighborhood Outreach Access to Health Terros Health Valle del Sol Congressional District 2 Representative Eli Crane Black Canyon Community Health Center Canyonlands Healthcare Community Health Center of Yavapai Horizon Health and Wellness Native Americans for Community Action North Country HealthCare Sun Life Health Tuba City Regional Health Care Congressional District 3 Representative Ruben Gallego Adelante Healthcare Circle the City Mountain Park Health Center Native Health Terros Health Valle del Sol Valleywise Health Wesley Community & Health Centers Congressional District 4 Representative Greg Stanton Adelante Healthcare Mountain Park Health Center Sun Life Health Terros Health Valle del Sol Valleywise Health Wesley Community & Health Centers Congressional District 5 Representative Andy Biggs Horizon Health and Wellness Native Health Sun Life Health Valle del Sol

Congressional District 6 Representative Juan Ciscomani Canyonlands Healthcare Chiricahua Community Health Centers Desert Senita Community Health Center El Rio Health Horizon Health and Wellness MHC Healthcare Sun Life Health United Community Health Center Congressional District 7 Representative Raúl Grijalva Adelante Healthcare Chiricahua Community Health Center Desert Senita Community Health Center El Rio Health Horizon Health and Wellness Mariposa Community Health Center MHC Healthcare Sunset Health United Community Health Center Valleywise Health Congressional District 8 Representative Debbie Lesko Adelante Healthcare Native Health Neighborhood Outreach Access to Health Terros Health Valleywise Health Congressional District 9 Representative Paul Gosar Adelante Healthcare Canyonlands Healthcare Creek Valley Health Clinic Mountain Park Health Center North Country HealthCare Sunset Health Some of the sites included in this list are administrative sites or provide limited specialized services for specific programs and are not open to the general public.

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Health Centers by Legislative District Legislative District 1 Sen. Ken Bennett, Rep. Selina Bliss, Rep. Quang H. Nguyen Black Canyon Community Health Center Community Health Center of Yavapai Legislative District 2 Sen. Shawna Bolick, Rep. Judy Schwiebert, Rep. Justin Wilmeth Neighborhood Outreach Access to Health Legislative District 3 Sen. John Kavanagh, Rep. Joseph Chaplik, Rep. Alexander Kolodin No CHC locations in this legislative district Legislative District 4 Sen. Christine Marsh, Rep. Matt Gress, Rep. Laura Terech Neighborhood Outreach Access to Health Legislative District 5 Sen. Lela Alston, Rep. Sarah Liguori, Rep. Charles W Lucking Adelante Healthcare Circle the City Mountain Park Health Center Native Health Neighborhood Outreach Access to Health Terros Health Valle del Sol Valleywise Health Legislative District 6 Sen. Theresa Hatathlie, Rep. Mae Peshlakai, Rep. Myron Tsosie Canyonlands Healthcare Native Americans for Community Action North Country HealthCare Tuba City Regional Health Care Corporation Legislative District 7 Sen. Wendy Rogers, Rep. David L. Cook, Rep. David Marshall Sr. Canyonlands Healthcare Horizon Health and Wellness North Country HealthCare Sun Life Health Legislative District 8 Sen. Juan Mendez, Rep. Melody Hernandez, Rep. Deborah Nardozzi Circle the City

Mountain Park Health Center Neighborhood Outreach Access to Health Terros Health

Legislative District 9 Sen. Eva Burch, Rep. Lorena Austin, Rep. Seth Blattman Adelante Healthcare Terros Health Valle del Sol Valleywise Health Legislative District 10 Sen. David C. Farnsworth, Rep. Justin Heap, Rep. Barbara Parker Native Health Sun Life Health Wesley Community & Health Centers Legislative District 11 Sen. Catherine Miranda, Rep. Oscar De Los Santos, Rep. Junelle Cavero Circle the City Mountain Park Health Center Valle del Sol Valleywise Health Wesley Community & Health Centers Legislative District 12 Sen. Mitzi Epstein, Rep. Patricia Contreras, Rep. Stacey Travers No CHC locations in this legislative district Legislative District 13 Sen. J.D. Mesnard, Rep. Julie Willoughby, Rep. Jennifer Pawlik Sun Life Health Valleywise Health Legislative District 14 Sen. Warren Petersen, Rep. Travis Grantham, Rep. Laurin Hendrix No CHC locations in this legislative district Legislative District 15 Sen. Jake Hoffman, Rep. Neal Carter, Rep. Jacqueline Parker Horizon Health and Wellness Valle del Sol Legislative District 16 Sen. T.J. Shope, Rep. Teresa Martinez, Rep. Keith Seaman aachc.org

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Many constituents are served at CHC locations that are outside district boundaries. To find the closest CHC to an address, go to our online mapping tool at: bit.ly/findmyazCHC or use this QR code.

Desert Senita Community Health Center Horizon Health and Wellness Sun Life Health

Legislative District 17 Sen. Justine Wadsack, Rep. Rachel Jones, Rep. Cory McGarr MHC Healthcare Legislative District 18 Sen. Priya Sundareshan, Rep. Nancy Gutierrez, Rep. Chris Mathis El Rio Health MHC Healthcare

Legislative District 24 Sen. Anna Hernandez, Rep. Lydia Hernandez, Rep. Analise Ortiz, Mountain Park Health Center Terros Health Valleywise Health Legislative District 25 Sen. Sine Kerr, Rep. Michael Carbone, Rep. Tim M. Dunn Adelante Healthcare Sunset Health

Legislative District 19 Sen. David Gowan, Rep. Lupe Diaz, Rep. Gail Griffin Canyonlands Healthcare Chiricahua Community Health Centers Marioposa Community Health Center United Community Health Center

Legislative District 26 Sen. Flavio Bravo, Rep. Cesar Aguilar, Rep. Quanta Cruz Adelante Healthcare Terros Health Valle del Sol Valleywise Health Wesley Community and Health Centers

Legislative District 20 Sen. Sally Ann Gonzalez, Rep. Betty J Villegas, Rep. Alma Hernandez El Rio Health MHC Healthcare

Legislative District 27 Sen. Anthony Kern, Rep. Ben Toma, Rep. Kevin Payne Adelante Healthcare Neighborhood Outreach Access to Health Valleywise Health

Legislative District 21 Sen. Rosanna Gabaldón, Rep. Consuelo Hernandez, Rep. Stephanie Stahl Hamilton Chiricahua Community Health Centers El Rio Health Marioposa Community Health Center MHC Healthcare United Community Health Center

Legislative District 28 Sen. Frank Carroll, Rep. David Livingston, Rep. Beverly Pingerelli No CHC locations in this legislative district

Legislative District 22 Sen. Eva Diaz, Rep. Lupe Contreras, Rep. Elda Luna-Nájera Valle del Sol Valleywise Health Legislative District 23 Sen. Brian Fernandez, Rep. Michele Peña, Rep. Mariana Sandoval Adelante Healthcare Desert Senita Community Health Center Horizon Health and Wellness Mountain Park Health Center Sunset Health United Community Health Center

Legislative District 29 Sen. Janae Shamp, Rep. Steve Montenegro, Rep. Austin Smith Adelante Healthcare Legislative District 30 Sen. Sonny Borrelli, Rep. Leo Biasiucci, Rep. John Gillette Adelante Healthcare Canyonlands Healthcare Creek Valley Health Clinic North Country HealthCare Some of the sites included in this list are administrative sites or provide limited specialized services for specific programs and are not open to the general public.

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