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Sun River Health White Plains

1037 Main Street

Peekskill, NY 10566

Medical and Dental: (914) 734-8800

Pediatrics: (914) 734-8530

Women’s Health: (914) 734-8790

Behavioral Health: (914) 734-8740Podiatry: (914) 734-8710

Optometry: (914) 734-8780

WIC: (914) 734-8505

Urgent Care: (914) 402-7400

Sun River Health – Peekskill provides a wide range of healthcare services in one location, making it easier for individuals and families to receive comprehensive care. The center focuses on serving underserved and low-income populations by offering affordable and accessible services.

• Primary care services, including checkups, sick visits, and ongoing care

• Care for both children and adults

• Urgent care services for immediate but non-life-threatening health concerns

• Preventative care services such as annual physical exams, vaccinations, and routine screenings

• Early detection of health issues to help prevent more serious conditions

• Health education to support long-term wellness

• Dental care services, including cleanings, exams, and basic treatments

• Support for maintaining oral health

• Women’s health services, including reproductive care, screenings, and prenatal support

• Pediatric services focused on children’s health and development

• Behavioral and mental health services, including counseling and emotional support

• Help for managing stress, anxiety, and other mental health concerns

• Additional services such as podiatry (foot care), optometry (eye care), and WIC support for nutrition assistance

• Referrals to specialists when more advanced care is needed

• 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

• Provides comprehensive, community-based care in one location

• Works to reduce health disparities and improve overall community health

This center plays an important role in improving access to healthcare. By offering a wide range of services and focusing on affordability and prevention, it helps individuals and families receive consistent, high-quality care regardless of their financial situation.

NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital/Westchester Division

21 Bloomingdale Road

White Plains, NY  10605

Phone: (914) 682-9100 

NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital – Westchester Division provides a range of healthcare services, with a focus on both treating patients and improving overall community health. The hospital works to make care accessible, especially for individuals and families with limited financial resources.

• Emergency care for urgent and serious health conditions

• Primary care services, including regular checkups and treatment for illness

• Specialized treatments and services based on patient needs

• Diagnostic services such as lab work, imaging, and medical testing

• Health screenings to help detect conditions early

• Preventative care services including annual physical exams, vaccinations, and routine checkups

• Programs focused on early detection and long-term health

• Health education to help patients make informed decisions

• Mental and behavioral health services, including counseling and support

• Care for patients dealing with emotional or psychological challenges

• Community outreach programs that promote health awareness and prevention

• Free or low-cost screenings and educational events when available

• Efforts to improve access to care in underserved areas

• Accepts Medicaid, Medicare, and most insurance plans

• Financial assistance programs available for patients with limited income

• Staff available to help patients understand costs and coverage

• Focus on serving diverse and underserved populations

• Helps reduce barriers to healthcare access

• Works to improve health outcomes across the community

This hospital plays an important role in expanding access to healthcare in Westchester County. By offering a combination of medical services, preventative care, and community outreach, it helps ensure that individuals—especially those from lower-income or underserved backgrounds—can receive the care they need to stay healthy.