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Cooperative Health programs are designed to benefit patients who may otherwise not have access to medical services.
Cooperative Health enhances access to medical services through direct patient care and telemedicine in primary medical homes.
Cooperative Health offers free sports physicals during well-child visits from May 1 through August 31 for all patients, regardless of insurance status.
Eau Claire Cooperative Health Center rebranded as Cooperative Health in 2019, updating its logo and name while preserving its existing identity.
Eau Claire Cooperative Health Center was selected by the National Institutes of Health for its Cohort Program of the Precision Medicine Initiative.
The Healthcare for the Homeless Program team at Cooperative Health received the Partner in Excellence Award for contributions to Transitions’ efforts against homelessness.
Oneyda Alcerro, PSR at Women’s Health & Internal Medicine of Batesburg-Leesville, won the Excellence Contribution Award from the South Carolina Primary Health Care Association.
La’Kia Singleton, MSN, FNP-BC, will become the provider at Columbia Community Family Practice when the site opens March 22nd.
Eau Claire Cooperative Health Center dba Cooperative Health was founded in 1981 by Dr. Stuart Hamilton to address the pediatric primary health care needs.
Cooperative Health provides college-bound high school seniors with scholarship opportunities through its Future Leaders Scholarship Initiative.
Cooperative Health operates locations in Lexington, Richland, Fairfield, and Newberry counties in South Carolina.
Patients can reschedule appointments at the Cooperative Health office they normally visit.
Cooperative Health provides pediatrics, behavioral medicine, in-house pharmacies, and other medical services.
