January 21, 2021 COVID-19 Vaccine Appointments available now for eligible CHC patients residing in Santa Barbara CountyWe are now offering COVID-19 Vaccine appointments to eligible CHC Santa Barbara County patients who are 75 years or older. Call 1-866-614-4636 for additional details and appointment scheduling. Please print and complete the forms below prior to your scheduled appointment.COVID INFO FORM – ENGLISH |
We understand you may have many questions about the novel coronavirus. Community Health Centers of the Central Coast is committed to providing you the information you need to make decisions about protecting the health of you and your family.
Our Commitment To You
We are keeping our sites clean and safe
We follow all of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) guidelines for keeping our areas safe and clean and have procedures in place to maintain them.
If you are sick, please call 1 (866) 614-4636 BEFORE coming to any of our clinics. We will advise you on the best way to receive the care you need without compromising your health, and the health of other patients and our staff.
Many of our locations will remain open. The health and safety of our patients, staff and communities continues to be our primary concern and our top priority during this COVID-19 national emergency. Please review below changes by our service lines.
Dental locations are re-opening for regular dental services ! The sites open and hours of operation are listed below:
We are pleased to announce that we are restarting Optometry Services. Please call first for more information and availability.
Community Health Centers of the Central Coast is operating three locations to handle patients who may have Covid-19. The locations are in Templeton, Five Cities and Santa Maria. CHC patients who are tested will have their results within 24-hours.
Community Health Centers of the Central Coast (CHC) is asking the public for donations of cash, respirators, and disinfectant wipes. CHC has clinics in San Luis Obispo County and northern Santa Barbara County. Operators say they’re seeing hundreds of new patients concerned about their possible exposure to the novel coronavirus and seeking testing.