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As a Federally Qualified Health Center Look-Alike and safety-net provider, The Wright Center for Community Health offers comprehensive and affordable healthcare services for children and adults regardless of insured status or inability to pay. Click here to view frequently asked questions.

The Wright Center for Community Health assists patients in determining if they are eligible for health benefits coverage options, including our sliding fee scale. Eligibility for our sliding fee scale is based on family (or household) income and size and provides discount levels for qualifying patients. Click here to view the sliding fee scale.

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