School Health Clinics of Santa Clara County improves the health and well-being of more than 5,800 low income, medically underserved individuals each year by providing easily accessible, high-quality health care. Our five clinics are located on public school campuses in San José and Gilroy, and offer comprehensive primary care to the communities where they are located, including immunizations, well-child checkups, behavioral health services, and reproductive health services. 
Our mission is to provide high quality, affordable primary medical care for the low income community.

News and Events at School Health Clinics

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​School Health Clinics is honored to receive a $50,000 grant from The Center at Sierra Health Foundation to develop our capacity to deliver medically-assisted treatment (MAT) for people struggling with opioid-use disorder. MAT is the use of medications with counseling and behavioral therapies to treat substance use disorders and prevent opioid overdose. Expanding MAT access points is a critical step forward in California’s effort to address the opioid epidemic taking place across our great state, and School Health Clinics is proud to be part of this effort. MAT Access Points Project is funded through the Department of Health Care Services California MAT Expansion Project and administered by The Center at Sierra Health Foundation. Learn more at https://mataccesspoints.org.

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Sports Physicals! 
School Health Clinics provides sports physicals that ensure student athletes are ready to compete when the school year begins. Sports physicals can help prevent injury and detect other kinds of health problems; they also provide a quick check-up for youngsters who are rarely sick and may see a physician infrequently. Our sports physicals cost $35 each - to schedule one call your local School Health Clinic today!

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October is just around the corner and never too early to think about Domestic Violence Prevention Month. Mark your calendar for County of Santa Clara Domestic Violence Conference on Friday, October 18th. School Health Clinics' own ​Drs. Suzanne Frank and Angela Bymaster will be featured presenters. Visit https://dvconference.sccgov.org for more information.  

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Thank you Kaiser Permanente!
​Kaiser Permanente’s community involvement uniquely pairs grant funding with 65 years of clinical expertise, medical research, and volunteerism to support prevention-focused, evidence-based programs that are expanding access to care and creating healthy environments. Kaiser Permanente recently awarded School Health Clinics a $50,000 grant that will support our Patient Navigator and Outreach Specialists, which improve access to healthcare and coverage by helping patients overcome barriers like language, transportation, and poor integration among services providers. To learn more about Kaiser Permanente’s work in the community, visit www.kp.org/communitybenefit/ncal. 

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