Get screened for diabetes and meet with providers to discuss diabetes management.
Open to the public, raffle drawing for those who attend.
Saturday, October 14 - Volunteers will work with Edgemont neighbors to clean up trash, do minor exterior repairs, paint and landscape. Following the project work, many area non-profits will be available at the Resource Fair. Come out & join us!
2022 was a fantastic year for Five Rivers Health Centers. Read our annual report to find out why!
Join us for raffle prizes, free goodie bags and more!
Family fun, food vendors, activities! Big screen outdoor movie!
(937) 580-8817
Walk-in COVID-19 vaccinations and boosters:
Thursdays only, 10:30 am - 2:30 pm.
Five Rivers Family Health Center
2261 Philadelphia Drive
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Looking for a great job, with a great organization?
Join us on March 16 for our job fair!
Five Rivers Health Centers sponsoring a FREE documentary movie screening Sunday, Nov. 13. "Aftershock" focuses on the maternal mortality crisis in the Black community.
Rock the Block Dayton Ohio is a neighborhood revitalization project where volunteers help complete beautification and exterior home projects, at no cost to the homeowner. In addition, a FREE resource fair will be held after the project work.
Take a look at all we accomplished in 2021
The official ribbon-cutting and grand opening will be held Wednesday, May 11, at 10:00 a.m.
Congratulations to our leader, Gina McFarlane-El, on being named a Woman of Influence for 2022!
The mobile mammography coach will be at 2261 Philadelphia Drive on Tuesday, March 22.
Getting your mammogram just got easier.
Tuesday, Feb. 22, 2022
8am-4pm
921 S. Edwin C. Moses Blvd., Dayton
Appointments are required. To schedule your mammogram, call (855) 887-7364.
A needs assessment of the current FRHC population.
OB Patients at Five Rivers Women's Health now benefit from having our midwives' care before, during and after delivery.
Five Rivers Health Centers CEO, Gina McFarlane-El, has once again been recognized as one of our region's most influential women.
Considered a local expert during this pandemic, our own Chief Medical Officer, Dr. Mamle Anim, has provided information and comments for several Dayton Daily News articles. Here is the latest.
Free family fun, movie night under the stars!
Saturday, September 25
Fairview Commons Aquatic Park - 2262 Elsmere Avenue, Dayton
Kona Ice and goody bags for the first 250 people
FRHC is offering incentives! Patients who get screened in June will be entered into a raffle drawing for a $100 prize. Call (937) 208-8585 to schedule this quick and simple blood test.
Features COVID-19 vaccinations, COVID-19 rapid tests, health screenings, food, music and raffle prize drawings every 30 minutes. Also, $100 gift cards given to winners of the best TIKTOK video contest, showing benefits of the COVID-19 vaccination.
New, temporary FCC program begins accepting applications on Wednesday, May 12.
Join us as we unveil our mobile shower and laundry unit for the homeless in our community.
The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Emergency Broadband Program (EBB) will open in late April and provide internet service discounts to qualifying households.
The Greater Dayton RTA is offering rides to COVID vaccine appointments.
Have Questions About the COVID-19 Vaccine and Are Afraid To Ask? Attend this event!
Five Rivers Health Centers Chief Medical Officer, recognized as Daytonian of the Week
The official groundbreaking ceremony for Five Rivers Health Centers new Edgemont Campus took place on September 2.
Five Rivers Health Centers' Chief Medical Officer was named a 2020 Health Care Hero by the Dayton Business Journal.
The Dayton Public School-Based Health Center provides medical, dental, vision and behavioral health services to students, families and staff in the Dayton community.
The Trotwood-Madision School-Based Health Center provides medical, dental, vision and behavioral health services to students, families and staff in the Trotwood community.
Read more about Every One Reach One, a movement in Montgomery County focusing on preventing infant mortality.
Paramount Advantage has donated $500,000 toward two new School-Based Health Centers in Montgomery County.
Five Rivers Health Centers plans to build a new multi-million-dollar center in southwest Dayton to bring some of its services under one roof, expand health care services in an area in need, and to have room to grow, officials said.
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