GivingTuesday is here!
Low income families can’t catch a break: just as the pandemic is settling down, inflation is ramping up, making it harder than ever to afford basic healthcare costs like prescription co-pays and lab fees.
School Health Clinics of Santa Clara County is making every effort to ensure families can access the “extras” that make a huge impact on their health. Each year we devote our Giving Tuesday fundraising campaign to raise money for health care related services and items not otherwise covered by insurance. From incontinence supplies to reading glasses to blood glucose test strips, even minor items can make a world of difference in the health and lives of our patients.
Please join us in ensuring that low income families have access to the care they need by supporting our campaign today!
Low income families can’t catch a break: just as the pandemic is settling down, inflation is ramping up, making it harder than ever to afford basic healthcare costs like prescription co-pays and lab fees.
School Health Clinics of Santa Clara County is making every effort to ensure families can access the “extras” that make a huge impact on their health. Each year we devote our Giving Tuesday fundraising campaign to raise money for health care related services and items not otherwise covered by insurance. From incontinence supplies to reading glasses to blood glucose test strips, even minor items can make a world of difference in the health and lives of our patients.
Please join us in ensuring that low income families have access to the care they need by supporting our campaign today!
Triple-whammy: COVID-19, RSV and the flu |
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Cases of respiratory syncytial virus, known as RSV, have surged, the flu season has come early, and COVID-19 cases are beginning to rise, prompting worries about a potential “tripledemic.” While most people recover from respiratory illnesses, some people, mostly infants and older adults, can become very ill and require hospital care.
Protect yourself and your family by getting vaccinated today! Call for an appointment:
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We're an ACEs Aware award recipient! We are thrilled to be selected as the recipient of a $1million grant through the Preventing and Responding to Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACE)-Associated Health Conditions and Toxic Stress in Clinics through Community Engagement (PRACTICE) award as part of a third round of funding through the ACEs Aware Initiative. Learn more here. 
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It's flu shot time! Flu season is officially here, with early increases in seasonal influenza activity reported across most of the United States. Immunization helps reduce your risk from serious illnesses from the flu. Flu shots also help protect the people around you, which is especially important for those who are vulnerable to serious complications. Call School Health Clinics of Santa Clara County today for an appointment! 
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The Overfelt Neighborhood Health Clinic is now a Family Practice site serving adults and children with comprehensive primary medical care and behavioral health services. Expanding services at the Overfelt Neighborhood Health Clinic to low-income adults is another way we are working to ensure that everyone in Santa Clara County has access to affordable, easily accessible healthcare. Call today to make an appointment: (408) 347-5988. |
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School Health Clinics of Santa Clara County improves the health and well-being of more than 4,500 low income, medically underserved individuals each year by providing easily accessible, high-quality health care. Our six clinics are located on public school campuses in San José and Gilroy, and offer comprehensive primary and preventive care including immunizations, well-child checkups, behavioral health services, and reproductive health services. Our mission is to provide essential, high-quality, and affordable health care services for adults and children in the local community.
Become a School Health Clinics supporter by donating today!
