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School-Based Health Centers (SBHC)
School-Based Health Centers (SBHC)
100 Van Cortlandt Avenue
Ossining, NY 10562
(914) 762-2314
This school-based health center provides healthcare services directly within the school, making it easier for students to access care without needing transportation or missing significant class time. These centers are designed to remove common barriers to healthcare, especially for underserved students and families.
Primary care services, including checkups, sick visits, and basic treatment
Quick access to care during the school day
Support for managing common illnesses and minor injuries
Preventative care services such as physical exams, vaccinations, and routine screenings
Early detection of health issues to help prevent more serious problems
Health education to promote healthy habits among students
Mental health services, including counseling and emotional support
Help with stress, anxiety, and other challenges students may face
A safe and familiar environment for students to seek help
Referrals to outside specialists or hospitals if more advanced care is needed
Coordination with families to ensure continued care beyond the school setting
Services are often low-cost or free for students
Helps reduce barriers related to cost, transportation, and access
Works closely with families and the school community
Focus on serving underserved students and families
Helps students stay healthy, attend school regularly, and succeed academically
Promotes long-term health and well-being from a young age
This center plays an important role in improving access to healthcare for students. By bringing services directly into schools, it ensures that young people receive the care they need early, helping prevent larger health issues and supporting overall student success.
30 Ryder Road
Ossining, NY 10562
(914) 488-6155
This school-based health center provides healthcare services directly inside the school, making it easy for students to receive care without needing to travel or miss class time. It is designed to support students and families by removing barriers such as cost and transportation.
Primary care services, including checkups, sick visits, and basic treatment
Quick access to care during the school day
Support for common illnesses and minor injuries
Preventative care services such as physical exams, vaccinations, and routine screenings
Early detection of health issues to help prevent more serious problems
Health education to encourage healthy habits
Mental and behavioral health services, including counseling and emotional support
Help for students dealing with stress, anxiety, or other challenges
A safe and familiar setting for students to seek help
Coordination with families and referrals to outside providers if more advanced care is needed
Support to ensure continued care beyond the school setting
Services are often low-cost or free for students
Helps reduce barriers related to cost, transportation, and access
Works closely with families and school staff
Focus on supporting underserved students and families
Helps students stay healthy, attend school regularly, and succeed academically
Promotes long-term health and well-being from a young age
This center plays an important role in improving access to healthcare for young students. By bringing care directly into the school, it helps ensure that children receive early support, preventing larger health issues and supporting overall success in school and beyond.
29 South Highland Avenue
Ossining, NY 10562
(914) 923-4740
This school-based health center provides healthcare services directly within the high school, making it easy for students to access care during the school day. It helps remove barriers such as transportation, cost, and scheduling, which can prevent students from getting the care they need.
Primary care services, including checkups, sick visits, and basic treatment
Quick and convenient access to care without leaving school
Support for common illnesses and minor injuries
Preventative care services such as physical exams, vaccinations, and routine screenings
Early detection of health issues to help prevent more serious problems
Health education to promote healthy habits and informed decision-making
Mental and behavioral health services, including counseling and emotional support
Help for students dealing with stress, anxiety, or other challenges
A safe and familiar environment where students can seek help
Reproductive and adolescent health education and support
Guidance on making healthy choices and understanding personal health
Referrals to outside providers or hospitals if more advanced care is needed
Coordination with families to ensure continued care beyond school
Services are often low-cost or free for students
Helps reduce barriers related to cost, transportation, and access
Works closely with families and school staff
Focus on supporting underserved students and families
Helps students stay healthy, attend school regularly, and succeed academically
Promotes long-term health and well-being
This center plays an important role in supporting student health. By providing care directly in the school, it ensures that students receive early treatment and preventative services, helping them stay healthy and succeed both in and out of the classroom.
2.3•Medical Centers
165 Main Street
Ossining, NY 10562
(914) 944-3068
Open Door Family Medical Center – Ossining provides affordable healthcare services for individuals and families, with a strong focus on serving people who are uninsured or have limited financial resources. The center works to remove barriers to care and improve access to consistent healthcare.
Primary care services, including regular checkups, sick visits, and ongoing care
Care for both children and adults in one location
Support for managing common and long-term health conditions
Preventative care services such as annual physical exams, vaccinations, and routine screenings
Early detection of health issues to help prevent more serious problems
Health education to help patients stay informed and make healthy choices
Dental care services, including cleanings, exams, and basic treatments
Support for maintaining oral health and preventing dental problems
Women’s health services, including reproductive care and screenings
Referrals to specialists when more advanced care is needed
Behavioral and mental health support, including counseling and resources
Support for emotional well-being and stress management
Sliding fee scale based on income to make care more affordable
Accepts Medicaid, Medicare, and many insurance plans
Staff available to help patients understand costs and coverage
Focus on serving underserved and uninsured populations
Helps patients access consistent and reliable healthcare
Works to improve overall community health and reduce disparities
This center plays an important role in expanding access to care. By offering affordable services and focusing on preventative care, it helps individuals and families stay healthy and receive the care they need, regardless of their financial situation.
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