Caring Health Center
Qualified Providers
Our providers are available six days a week. Call us to make an appointment.
(413) 739-1100
Community Impact
Since the nation’s first Community Health Centers opened in 1965, expansion of the federally supported health center system to over 1,400 organizations has created an affordable health care option for 31.5 million people. Health centers in every state, U.S. territory, and the District of Columbia, provide care to all patients, regardless of ability to pay.
Caring Health Center, which has served Greater Springfield since 1995, is a Federally Qualified Health Center (FQHC). It provides substantial benefits to the community and its overall wellbeing.
“We are firmly committed to eliminating health disparities and achieving health equity by providing accessible, value-driven healthcare for diverse, multi-ethnic communities in Western Massachusetts,” said Dr. Jonathan A. Moseley, Chief Medical Officer at Caring Health Center. “We are reducing barriers such as cost, lack of insurance, distance, and language in the communities we serve.”
Caring Health Center utilizes 47 translation and interpreting services to ensure quality, evidence-based healthcare to more than 20,000 patients at several locations in Greater Springfield. Our insurance Navigators provided over 4,965 individual assists to keep residents enrolled in health coverage.
In addition, Caring Health Center provides free patient transportation and our pharmacy makes free deliveries of prescriptions to patients’ homes.
Our clinical and virtual services include adult and pediatric medical care, dental and behavioral health services. Also, Caring Health Center provided health assessments for more than 700 refugees arriving in Western Massachusetts.
Our Impact
Caring Health Center delivers comprehensive evidence-based healthcare to the Greater Springfield community that intrinsically benefits others and positively impacts change.
20,501 lives impacted through the delivery of primary health care, dental, behavioral health, and substance use services.
Nearly 3,400 patients were seen across 4,336 visits for reproductive health, family planning, and gynecology services— including in-person, telehealth, and curbside services throughout the pandemic.
Our Enrollment Navigators provided over 4,965 individual assists to keep Western Mass. residents enrolled in health coverage throughout the pandemic, including 3,302 enrollments into health plans and SNAP benefits.
112 individuals received HIV education and intervention services.
47 translation and interpreting services provided to ensure quality healthcare - free from language barriers.
2,682 COVID-19 tests administered to keep patients and the community safe.
1,223 individuals with substance disorders received treatment.
726 Refugees received health assessments and holistic care.
7,012 virtual and 2,731 clinical behavioral health visits.