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Curtis V Cooper Primary Health Care
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50 Years
in Business
4 Years with
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- General Info
- Curtis V. Cooper Primary Health Care, Inc. (CVCPHC) is a non-profit community health center, funded federally and locally to serve citizens of the Savannah-Chatham County area. Our commitment to service dates back to 1971, when Dr. Curtis V. Cooper organized a group of citizens from the west side of Savannah for the sole purpose of funding a primary health care center to serve the under-served. Dr. Cooper recognized the lack of accessible and affordable primary health care for residents following the exodus of hospitals and physicians to the more affluent south side of the city. After much planning and a feasibility study, the Westside Comprehensive Health Center saw its first patients in 1974 from a make-shift building on West Bay Street. Once his vision came to fruition, Dr. Cooper left his job with the Department of Agriculture to become the organization's first Executive Director. In 1975, our newly constructed Roberts Street location opened its doors and is still in operation today. In 1977, the Urban Health Center was established at 115 York Street to expand our commitment to service. In 1981, there was an event that brought about an organizational name change in addition to administrative changes. Federal authorities announced that they would only fund one health care entity in a city the size of Savannah, but they would support a merged organization. This was the origin of the name "Westside-Urban Health Center, Inc." Dr. Cooper's tenure continued until his death in January 2000.Dr. Cooper's mission was to serve and make his corner of the world better for those who could not speak for themselves. Because of Dr. Cooper's vision and foresight, land was purchased that enabled us to build a state-of-the-art healthcare facility at 106 East Broad Street in 2003. It was during this dedication that the official name was changed to "Curtis V. Cooper Primary Health Care, Inc." in honor of the gentle giant whose vision has become our reality.
- Services/Products
- Ear Infections, Wellness Programs, Urgent Dental Care, Digestive Disorders, Physical Exams, Tooth Extraction, Immunizations, Diabetic Care, Allergies & Asthma, Blood Tests, Dermatology, Anemia, Respiratory Problems, Allergy Skin Testing, Adolescent Medicine, Family Planning, Allergies, Menopause Therapy, Asthma, Direct Primary Care, Dental Hygienists, Adolescent Care, ADD/ADHD Treatment, Vaccinations, Cholesterol Screening, Mental & Cognitive Disorders, Root Canals, Crowns.
- Payment method
- visa, cash, mastercard, check
- Location
- Savannah Georgia
- Neighborhood
- Hitch Village - Fred Wessels Homes
- Accreditation
Board Certified
American Medical Association
American Dental Association
- AKA
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- Physicians & Surgeons, Family Medicine & General Practice, Clinics, Dental Clinics, Dentists, Medical Clinics, Medical Labs, Physicians & Surgeons, Physicians & Surgeons, Internal Medicine, Physicians & Surgeons, Obstetrics, Physicians & Surgeons, Obstetrics And Gynecology, Physicians & Surgeons, Pediatrics, Physicians & Surgeons, Pediatrics-Allergy
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Just needed a copy of lost kids cards that were recently updated, still have 8 months before cards expire. The front desk told me i either had to have an appt or walk in with sick kids b/c appts were priority. There were only 3 people in the waiting room, how can appts & 3 people in waiting room be such an inconvenience to copy cards that haven't expired. Having to re-copy kids cards when they're sick, upset & crying is not fun for anyone. A little compassion & consideration when there's only 3 people in the waiting room would make it easier for everyone when the kids are sick & need to see the doctor. RIDICULOUS POLICY
Roberts street and east broad st isAbsolutely awful nobody is ever organized. Be prepared to get a full run around they schedule appointments you don't need and don't give you things you do need. I would recommend the clinic in yamacraw village they are nice well educated on what you need for your health and usually very nice.
The doctors and nurses suck!! Bad attitudes for a free doctor check up
Details
Phone: (912) 219-2247
Address: 106 E. Broad, Savannah, GA 31401
Website: https://www.cvcphc.net