Who We Serve: Community health centers are a vital community resource to promote wellness and provide quality healthcare to all. Community health centers serve everyone, regardless of background or circumstances. Whether it’s providing preventive care, managing chronic conditions, or offering support services, community health centers empower individuals to take an active role in their health and well-being, fostering healthier futures for all.
121,271 Patients: In 2023, Nebraska’s community health centers served over 121,000 unduplicated patients with integrated primary care, preventative services, chronic disease management, and support services addressing medical, dental, and behavioral health needs as well as enabling services. Of these patients served, 32% were uninsured, 89% had incomes at or below 200% poverty levels, and 58% had incomes at or below 100% poverty levels.
Healthcare for ALL: Community health centers are open to all, and accept third-party insurance including private insurance and Marketplace plans, Medicare, and Medicaid. They are accessible to everyone regardless of insurance status or ability to pay, offering sliding fee scales and other financial assistance programs to ensure that all individuals can receive the care they need.
Getting care at a community health center: Health centers are deeply rooted in their community and empower individuals to take control of their health using a patient-centered care model. They offer comprehensive services including preventative medical care, chronic disease management, dental, behavioral health, and enabling services to address the needs of the community.
121,271
Total number of patients seen at the Nebraska community health centers in 2023
