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Philadelphia, City of

Philadelphia, City of is a federally qualified community health center based in Philadelphia, PA, with 8 clinic locations. It served 40,732 patients in 2025. Fees are on a sliding scale by income and insurance, and every patient is seen regardless of ability to pay.

Care offered: primary care, dental care, mental health care, substance use treatment, eye exams, children’s checkups, women’s health, and telehealth.

Who Philadelphia, City of serves

83% of patients live at or below the poverty line and 97% are at or below twice that level. 38% have no insurance, 38% have Medicaid or CHIP, 11% have Medicare and 12% have private insurance. 79 patients were experiencing homelessness. 220 were veterans.

MeasureThis centerPA medianU.S. medianvs PA
Patients at or below the poverty line83%69%65%+14 pts
Patients at or below 200% of the poverty line97%91%92%+5 pts
MeasureThis centerPA medianU.S. medianvs PA
Uninsured patients38%13%14%+24 pts
Medicaid or CHIP patients38%41%42%−3 pts
Medicare patients11%12%11%−1 pts
Privately insured patients12%23%24%−10 pts

Care and screenings

ServicePatientsWhat it counts
Dental care4,260patients had dental exams
Mental health care3,198patients treated for depression or anxiety
Substance use treatment168patients in treatment
Eye exams284patients had eye exams
Well-child visits6,141children had checkups
Flu shots14,075patients vaccinated
Cervical cancer screening3,760patients tested
Breast cancer screening6,368patients screened
Family planning3,492patients served
Diabetes care6,047patients with diabetes
Blood pressure care11,442patients with hypertension
Asthma care3,045patients with asthma
HIV testing8,203patients tested
Hepatitis C testing5,258patients tested
Childhood lead tests965children tested

Quality of care

Philadelphia, City of is at or above the Pennsylvania median on 5 of 7 preventive-care measures. Higher is better on every line.

MeasureThis centerPA medianU.S. medianvs PA
Adults with high blood pressure under control68%69%68%−1 pts
Women 52–74 screened for breast cancer69%52%54%+16 pts
Women 24–64 screened for cervical cancer60%49%54%+11 pts
Adults 46–75 screened for colorectal cancer35%43%44%−8 pts
Patients 12+ screened for depression90%77%77%+13 pts
Adults assessed for tobacco use86%82%86%+3 pts
High-risk adults on statin therapy87%80%79%+7 pts

Where Philadelphia, City of patients live

ZIP codePatientsUninsured
191495,39952%
191113,49144%
191203,44143%
191212,65016%
191322,62416%
191242,41044%
191402,28338%
191341,94651%

Philadelphia, City of locations

Philadelphia District Health Center #2

1700 S Broad St, Apartment 201, Philadelphia, PA 19145
50 hours a week · (215) 686-1810

Philadelphia District Health Center #4

4400 Haverford Ave, Philadelphia, PA 19104
46 hours a week · (215) 685-7630

Philadelphia District Health Center #9

131 E Chelten Ave, Philadelphia, PA 19144
46 hours a week · (215) 685-5747

Philadelphia District Health Center #6

321 W Girard Ave, Philadelphia, PA 19123
41 hours a week · (215) 685-3803

Philadelphia District Health Center #10

2230 Cottman Ave, Philadelphia, PA 19149
44.5 hours a week · (215) 685-0639

Strawberry Mansion Health Center

2840 W Dauphin St, Philadelphia, PA 19132
44 hours a week · (215) 685-2411

Philadelphia District Health Center #5

1900 N 20th St, Philadelphia, PA 19121
45 hours a week · (215) 685-2933

Philadelphia District Health Center #3

555 S 43rd St, Philadelphia, PA 19104
46 hours a week · (215) 685-4408

Other health centers in Pennsylvania

How fees work: the sliding-fee guide.