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Community <strong>Services</strong><br />
Harris <strong>County</strong><br />
Region 4 ESC Migrant Education Program<br />
Spring Branch Community Health Center - Pitner Clinic<br />
Contact: Ricardo Barnes<br />
Position: Director<br />
Address: 8575 Pitner Road, Houston, TX 77080<br />
Phone: 713.462.6545<br />
Fax: 832.369.3053<br />
Website: http://sbchc.net/<br />
email:<br />
Other<br />
<strong>Services</strong> <strong>of</strong>fered at our Pitner location include: Family Medicine, Pediatric Medicine, OB/GYN, Behavioral<br />
Health, Dental Care.<br />
We accept Medicaid, Medicare and Private Insurance. We are a preferred provider for Aetna and United<br />
Health Care. In addition to accepting Medicaid, Medicare and Private health insurance plans, we also serve<br />
individuals that are not covered <strong>by</strong> health insurance. Patients are charged for services on a sliding fee scale<br />
based on the patient’s family size and income. In accordance with Federal regulations, pro<strong>of</strong> <strong>of</strong> income must<br />
be provided for the patient to be eligible for any sliding fee discount on services. Spring Branch Community<br />
Health Center is an FTCA (Federal Tort Claims Act) deemed facility.<br />
An Eligibility Specialist is available to assist with enrollment in Medicaid, and CHIP, and Gold Card<br />
Applications for specialty services. Patients can apply for Medicaid and other public insurance programs<br />
onsite at both <strong>of</strong> our locations.<br />
Target<br />
Population: The Spring Branch target area is largely minority, the low-income area dominated <strong>by</strong> Hispanics<br />
who speak Spanish as their first language. The population is young, with a significant number <strong>of</strong> racial and<br />
ethnic minorities and economic disparities. Nearly half <strong>of</strong> the Hispanic population is recent immigrants and<br />
over half <strong>of</strong> the community is at or below 200% <strong>of</strong> the Federal Poverty Level. Additionally, the target<br />
population suffers disproportionately from obesity, diabetes, asthma, high rates <strong>of</strong> unintentional injuries and<br />
teen pregnancy.<br />
Hours: Mon, Wed &<br />
Fri, 8am — 5pm / Tues & Thur, 8am — 8pm / 1st & 3rd Sat 9am — 1pm<br />
NEW Patients What to bring to your appointment: 1. Driver’s License or Picture ID Card 2. Insurance card (if<br />
insured) 3. Copay – cash, check, credit card 4. Medication List 5. Immunization Records.<br />
Patient Registration Forms can be found on the website both in English and Spanish.