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School-Based Health Center

Fairfield City School District School-Based Health Center 

*Find online registration/consent information at the bottom of this page.

Primary Health Solutions, a Butler County-based organization that operates Federally Qualified Health Centers, has a partnership with the Fairfield City School District, OneSight, Interact for Health, Butler Behavioral Health Services, and the Delta Dental Foundation to provide access to primary medical, dental, vision and behavioral health services to students, their family members and school district staff. The center is the first fully integrated suburban school-based provider in the United States.

Parents must provide permission for their child to have access to the services. Services will not be provided without parental consent. The center is improving access to care for all children within the district, regardless of their insurance carrier or lack of insurance.  Center staff is available to assist families with insurance enrollment, if uninsured. School-based healthcare can serve students differently, based on need. Statistics show that teens are the least likely to get the recommended health services. Medical services include immunizations, sports/work/annual physicals, asthma or other chronic disease management, and acute care for sick or injured students. Mental Health services are based on unique client needs. Vision services include comprehensive eye examinations and the prescribing and dispensing of corrective lenses, if necessary. Dental services include preventative exams, cleanings, X-rays, and corrective treatment as needed.

The purpose of the center is to keep students in school and ready to learn. Students will receive care during the school day, without requiring the parents to leave work and lose wages.

About Primary Health Solutions

Primary Health Solutions is a non-profit 501(c)(3), safety-net provider with a mission to improve community wellness through access to quality affordable healthcare.

About OneSight

OneSight, a global nonprofit 501(c)(3) sponsored and founded by Luxottica, is dedicated to providing sustainable access to comprehensive eye exams and quality eyewear to those in need around the world. In 27 years, OneSight has helped 9 million people in 41 countries and 47 states see clearly and leading innovative programs and partnerships to help millions more.

About Butler Behavioral Health Services

BBHS is honored to be one of the oldest private providers of outpatient services in Ohio. Since 1948 our mission has been to provide exceptional service through exceptional professionals using holistic, state-of-the-art interventions. To ensure complete care we utilize staff from the fields of Counseling, Medicine, Nursing, Psychology, and Social Work.

About Delta Dental Foundation

Since it was established in 1980 as the philanthropic arm of Delta Dental, the Delta Dental Foundation (formerly the Delta Dental Fund) has provided grants totaling nearly $17 million to organizations that provide dental care for the underserved, to programs that promote the importance of good oral health, and to educational institutions to enhance dental education and research.

About Fairfield City Schools

We have approximately 10,000 students in grades preschool through 12. We have 10 schools and one operations building, a transportation complex, and a central maintenance facility. We are proud of our district, its community, and its people. Fairfield City Schools provides a challenging and supportive environment for the education of all students.

REGISTER ONLINE using our new fillable form (also in Spanish)!

Click here to access the English version of the fillable enrollment form for the School-Based Health Center.

Click here to access the Spanish version of the fillable enrollment form for the School-Based Health Center.  

Sojourner Recovery Services

513-868-7654

Treatment is focused on meeting the needs of the whole person, and offer individualized programs in a supportive caring environment designed to help people regain a sense of self-worth as they learn how to become and stay clean and sober.

ASAP (Adolescent Substance Abuse Programs, Inc.)

513-792-1272

Dedicated to providing professional, ethical, and caring outpatient treatment for substance abuse in a family centered environment. A copy of the ASAP newsletter is provided below

Fernside Center for Grieving Kids

513-745-0111

Programs for children age 3 - 18 who are grieving a death. Special groups for suicide survivors. Provide services to children and their parents or caretakers.

YouthFirst Community Behavioral Health

513-424-0941

Provides a variety of mental health services for children and adolescents in our community who are in need of mental health programming and support programs. Clinicians treat a wide variety of youth mental health diagnoses and behavioral concerns such as: anger and aggression, poor school performance, defiant behavior, substance abuse, hyperactivity and difficulty focusing, depression, anxiety, social skills, and trauma.

Eating Recovery Center of Ohio

513-342-5935

Eating Recovery Center of Ohio specializes in treatment for adults and adolescents suffering from anorexia, bulimia, binge eating disorder, obesity and other unspecified eating disorders. Comprehensive outpatient programs and services are available to meet the recovery needs of patients and families at every stage of the treatment spectrum.

United Way Helplink 2-1-1 Resource Directory

Find community resources available in Butler County, by simply entering your address. Categories include food assistance, financial assistance, health care, income support and employment, transportation, mental health and substance abuse services, etc.  For more information, dial 211, or 513-721-7900.