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Community health centers provide primary healthcare services to patients across Idaho regardless of income or insurance status.

The Pocatello Free Clinic is a non-profit healthcare organization, providing outpatient primary care medical services, medication assistance, and dental support for low-income, uninsured individuals at no-cost.

We have a donation-based medical, dental, and mental health clinic to those with no insurance and low income. We offer a community connector program to connect individuals with social health resources such as food, education, and employment.

Quality, affordable healthcare for the entire family. Three locations in SE Idaho. We welcome patients with or without insurance. Sliding scale discounts for those with low income that qualify. Extended office hours to accommodate workers' schedules. Free counseling for health insurance options.

Quitting tobacco use isn’t easy. Get the tools and support you need to be successful by attending FREE tobacco cessation classes supported by the Idaho Tobacco Millennium Funds. Classes are offered at multiple locations in Ada County, and in Valley and Elmore counties.

At Central District Health Department's (CDHD) Reproductive Health Clinic, men and women can receive complete physical wellness exams, STI/HIV testing, pregnancy testing, and a variety of contraception options. Many insurances are accepted and a sliding fee payment scale is available. 

At Central District Health Department's (CDHD) Reproductive Health Clinic, men and women can receive complete physical wellness exams, STI/HIV testing, pregnancy testing, and a variety of contraception options. Many insurances are accepted and a sliding fee payment scale is available. 

Building or maintaining strength can help seniors reduce the chances of falling. Fit and Fall Proof™ classes are FREE for senior citizens and available in many locations.

Medication Assisted Treatment (MAT) is used to help fight opioid addiction. MAT is available through qualified prescribers.

Immunizations help to protect our community from common communicable diseases. Central District Health offers a full range of vaccines for children from birth through 18 years. 

Central District Health Department (CDHD) offers regular low-cost, walk-in cholesterol screening clinics at its Boise and Mountain Home offices.