Neighborhood Health

At the Sharon Bulova Center, Neighborhood Health brings primary medical care to people already receiving behavioral health services.

Neighborhood Health expands access to cancer screenings and preventive care so families in Northern Virginia can catch cancer earlier.

Neighborhood Health partnered with Walgreens to offer free HIV and syphilis testing in Northern Virginia for National HIV Testing Day 2024.

Neighborhood Health's Ryan White program offers HIV care, medications, case management and support services in Northern Virginia.

Early vision screenings and follow-up eye care for children are now easier to reach at Neighborhood Health's Arlington Pediatric Center.

Through Reach Out and Read, Neighborhood Health pediatricians give children books at checkups to help families build reading habits.

Project Connect at Neighborhood Health offers free, one-on-one help applying for or renewing Medicaid and health coverage in Northern Virginia.

Federally Qualified Health Centers in Northern Virginia

Since joining Neighborhood Health in 2024, Arlington Pediatric Center has expanded care for children in Northern Virginia.

Why healthy vision matters for children, and how Neighborhood Health is bringing pediatric eye care closer to home in Arlington, Virginia.

Neighborhood Health celebrates National Health Center Week and the role community health centers play in keeping Virginia healthy.

Virginia Governor Abigail Spanberger visited Neighborhood Health to discuss access to affordable healthcare across the Commonwealth.

Neighborhood Health helps eligible patients with high copays and deductibles if they earn less than 200% of the federal poverty level.

Board member Alisa Valudes Whyte has supported Neighborhood Health for about a decade, helping shape its identity as it grew.

Meet Dr. Christine Page-Lopez, pediatrician and Associate Medical Director at Neighborhood Health, and her path to community medicine.

Neighborhood Health employs qualified clinicians, including physicians, nurse practitioners, dentists, dental hygienists, and behavioral health therapists.

Explore the 2019 Annual Report, highlighting health equity initiatives, patient stories, program achievements, and community impact across Northern Virginia.

Patients praise Neighborhood Health’s welcoming environment, attentive providers, and comprehensive care.

The Joint Commission's Gold Seal of Approval for Ambulatory Health Care Accreditation, recognizing excellence in patient safety and quality care.

Neighborhood Health traces its origins to the 1970s, when the Alexandria Health Department opened a clinic for low-income and uninsured women and children in Arlandria.

Neighborhood Health offers primary care, pediatrics, dental, behavioral health, pharmacy, and HIV services to patients across Northern Virginia