Department of Family and Social Medicine

Outpatient Services

Family Medicine's outpatient primary care practices provide comprehensive, continuous, culturally-sensitive primary care to some of the Bronx's most vulnerable communities, as well as training for medical students, residents, and learners in other allied health professions.

All sites follow the Patient-Centered Medical Home (PCMH) model of care, in which multidisciplinary teams deliver coordinated care that emphasizes quality, safety, and accessibility. Behavioral health services are available at all sites and are integrated with primary care. An integrated, full-scope electronic medical record system provides tools to improve quality and facilitates rapid communication within each practice and with colleagues in other sites. Special programs at these sites provide services for populations with particular needs, such as recent immigrants and patients recently discharged from prison.

The following Family Medicine outpatient services are members of the Bronx Community Health Network (BCHN), Federally Qualified Health Centers (FQHCs) providing access to affordable, quality, comprehensive health care including dental, mental health, social work, nutrition, health education and pharmacy services.