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03/02/2013 - Santa Maria Times
CHC dedicates Nipomo Clinic
An estimated 300 people gathered in the warm sun Friday afternoon to dedicate the new Nipomo clinic that Community Health Centers of the Central Coast will open for business next week
03/02/2013 - San Luis Obispo Tribune 01/29/2013 - San Luis Obispo Tribune 07/12/2012 - Nipomo - Coast News 07/10/2012 - Stanford - Science Codex 03/01/2012 - Nipomo - The Adobe Press 02/18/2012 - San Luis Obispo Tribune 02/13/2012 - Santa Maria Times 01/28/2012 - Santa Maria Times 01/04/2012 - Santa Maria Times 08/16/2011 - Santa Maria Times 07/15/2011 - Congresswoman Lois Capps Press release:
Dedication of Community Health Center's new Nipomo clinic set for Friday
Community Health Centers of the Central Coast will hold a grand opening Friday for a new 28,000-square-foot facility in Nipomo, which will offer internal medicine specialists, a full-time pediatrics team, vision and optometry services and dental care.
Cambria doctor taking 'leave of absence' after 27 years
David McBride, M.D., one of only two primary physicians in Cambria, is taking “an extended leave of absence” after 27 years treating local patients, he said in a letter to The Cambrian dated Friday.
Promoting Health to Teens
Community Health Centers Study - Stanford and USF
Government-funded community health centers, which serve low-income and uninsured patients, provide better care than do private practices, says a researcher at the Stanford University School of Medicine.
CHC's Brush! Brush! Brush! Program promotes healthy teeth
02/29/2012 - San Luis Obispo Tribune
CHC's San Miguel clinic to re-open on April 2, 2012
'Brush!' brings dental care to kids
CHC adds orthodontic services at clinics (follow-up story)
CHC clinics add orthodontia
A World Away, Yet So Far
A recap of the humanitarian mission to Columbia by Dr. Sunny Fereshteh and Dr. Julia Lerch, both USC graduates who work at the Community Health Centers of the Central Coast.
CHC to open new Cuyama Valley clinic thanks to a Department of Health and Human Services grant
Community Health Centers of the Central Coast Receives $500,000 to Expand School-Based Care"
