Missoula’s Partnership Health Center is a federally-qualified, non-profit community health center, pharmacy, and dental clinic that provides high-quality health care to all Missoulians, regardless of their ability to pay.
Today, Partnership Health Center provides medical, dental, pharmacy, and ancillary services to over 10,000 patients from Missoula, and surrounding rural counties.
In May of 2012, PHC won $5.5 million in federal capital grants for the completion of their medical clinic and the construction of the 21,000-square-foot wing that Family Medicine Residency of Western Montana calls home. PHC employs nine physicians (six MDs, three DOs), one nurse practitioner, and four physician's assistants.
Some of Partnership Health Center’s health programs include:
- Healthcare for the homeless
- Women’s health services, including physical exams, immunizations, and follow-up care
- HIV/AIDS testing, counseling, education, and treatment
- Chronic disease management for diabetes, heart disease, depression, and other chronic illnesses. PCH is also a participant in the National Diabetes Collaborative.
- Behavioral Health services