The school provides dental services for people of all ages who live in Los Angeles County.
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The center provides emergency food, health services, holiday assistance, and shelter for people who live in the eleven city service area of Altadena, Arcadia, Azusa, Baldwin Park, Bradbury, Duarte, Irwindale, Monrovia, Pasadena, South Pasadena and Sierra Madre. The clinic provides dental services to low-income youth who have no health insurance, and their caregivers, in Los Angeles County. The agency provides health services for people in the Antelope Valley. The medical center provides comprehensive hospital services and safe haven services for people of all ages in Los Angeles County. The hospital is also authorized to enroll children in low-cost health insurance programs through the Healthy Kids program; it also provides family preservation and anger management through it’s Pico Union Family Preservation Program; perinatal health care at the Womens Heath Center location; and sponsors a weight management program for youth and their parents. Geographic restrictions apply for the school readiness program; there are no geographic restrictions for other programs.  Leave a comment  911 Receiving, Acute Care, Base Hospital, Children and Family Services, Dental Care, Disaster Resource Center, EDAP-PMC, Health Education and Counseling, Health Screening and Testing, Mental Health Programs, Perinatal, Public Health Programs, Public Information Services, Safe Havens, Senior Services, Substance Abuse Programs, Trauma Center The center provides counseling, dental services, health services for low-income people of all ages who live in the Los Angeles County area. The society is a professional organization for dental practitioners in the West Los Angeles and South Bay areas. The agency provides health insurance for childre ages two through 18 regardless of income, immigration status or medical condition. The clinic provides dental services to Pasadena City College students and people who live in Pasadena and its surrounding areas. The center provides counseling, dental services, health services for low-income people of all ages who live in the Los Angeles County area. Children’s Hospital Los Angeles (CHLA) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit institution that provides pediatric health care to more than 107,000 children each year in a setting designed just for their needs. Our history began in 1901 in a small house on the corner of Alpine and Castelar Streets (now Hill St. in Chinatown) and continues today with an urban campus that is home to medical experts who have developed more than 350 pediatric specialty programs and services to meet the needs of our patients. The center provides counseling, dental services, health services for low-income people of all ages who live in the Los Angeles County area. The agency provides health services for people of all ages in the Long Beach area. The foundation provides disaster services in the United States and internationally; and health services for low-income Los Angeles County residents. The clinic provides multi-specialty dental services for low-income youth in the Long Beach area. The clinic provides health services for low-income, underinsured families, primarily in the San Gabriel Valley, however, there are no geographic restrictions. The agency provides education services, emergency food, employment services, health services, holiday assistance, household goods, and personal goods for low-income people who live in the northeast part of the San Fernando Valley. The clinic provides health services, substance abuse services and welfare-to-work support services, primarily for low-income people of all ages who would otherwise be unable to obtain primary health care and family life education for adults age 18 and older. The agency provides dental services for people who live in the Greater Long Beach area. The agency provides health services for people of all ages in the Northeast San Fernando Valley area. The clinic provides multi-specialty dental services for low-income youth in the Long Beach area. The center provides health services for people of all ages who reside, primarily, in the Pomona area and the Inland Valley; however, there are no geographic restrictions. The agency provides health services and HIV/AIDS services for people of all ages in Los Angeles. The clinic provides health services, substance abuse services and welfare-to-work support services, primarily for low-income people of all ages who would otherwise be unable to obtain primary health care and family life education for adults age 18 and older. The agency provides counseling services, dental services, education services and emergency food for individuals in Los Angeles County. The clinic provides multi-specialty dental services for low-income youth in the Long Beach area. Reverend Samuel Dixon founded the first Samuel Dixon Family Health Center over 20 years ago in the community of Val Verde, CA. Today we serve all residents of the Santa Clarita Valley and beyond. The center provides health services, mental health services, and a thrift store for youth and families in the South Bay area. The center provides health services and mental health services for people of all ages in Los Angeles. |
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