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Westchester Community Health Center

(formerly Mount Vernon Neighborhood Health Center)

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formerly Mount Vernon
Neighborhood Health Center

formerly Mount Vernon Neighborhood Health Center

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Home | Supporting You | Patient Transportation

Get to appointments easier.

We understand that getting to appointments may be a challenge for some patients. To help, we have eight vehicles on hand to provide non-emergency patient transportation. Our cars and vans are available to shuttle patients between our locations for needed services or to provide transportation between centers and patients’ residences. The service is FREE to our patients.

We provide free patient transportation for our patients between our locations or patients' residences.

Who can use it?

Free transportation is available to all patients of our centers although priority is given to those who are significantly disabled and the elderly. Speak with your health service provider or your case manager (if you participate in the Ryan White HIV/AIDs Program) to see if they would recommend you for our transportation service.

What geographic areas do you cover?

Our patient transportation service areas include towns located in Westchester County, as well as some parts of the North Bronx.

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How do I arrange transportation?

Please be sure to communicate your transportation needs to your healthcare provider. If you are recommended for transportation, your healthcare provider will let a Patient Advocate or your case manager know your appointment time and location and your address. The Patient Advocate or case manager will get the necessary approvals and will let you know by phone or email whether transportation has been arranged for you.

Have questions about our Patient Transportation services?

For more information about our patient transportation service, please contact the Patient Advocate at your health center location.

For WCHC Mount Vernon, please call (914) 699-7200, ext. 8018. For WCHC Greenburgh, the Patient Advocate can be reached at (914) 686-7600, ext. 7618. For WCHC Yonkers, please call (914) 968-4898, ext. 3050. You can also email them at patientadvocacy@wchchealth.org.

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Westchester Community Health Center offers high-quality primary, preventative, and affordable health care and support services in an atmosphere of humane care, dignity and respect to improve the health and lives of adults, teens, and children in Westchester County and the Bronx, New York. We are a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization.


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Westchester Community Health Center
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Mount Vernon, NY 10550
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email: info@wchchealth.org
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