Union Community Care is a Federally Qualified Health Center (FQHC) that provides medical care, urgent care, school-based health care, dental care, behavioral/mental health, social support, and pharmacy services throughout Lancaster and Lebanon Counties. Their purpose is to spark equity through patient-led healthcare that welcomes and strengthens our communities by integrating body, mind, and heart.
Flyer: Union Community Care SDOL 24-25
Union Community Care in the School District of Lancaster
SDoL students, staff, and their families can be seen at any of our SDoL locations! They will have a Care Team available at all 5 schools.
- Carter & MacRae ES
- Fulton ES
- Washington ES
- Reynolds MS
- JP McCaskey HS
For more information about our school-based healthcare services, please call 717-299-6371. Press 2 for Medical Care, then Press 7 for School-Based Health Centers.
Healthcare services:
- Same-day visits for illnesses & injuries
- Sore throat
- Cough, cold, & flu
- Rash
- Ear pain
- Nausea, vomiting, & diarrhea
- Cuts, scrapes, & stitches
- Sprains & strains
- Minor eye injuries
- UTIs
- Well Child Checks, physicals, and screenings for all ages
- Medication management
- Chronic disease management
- Vaccines
- Women’s health and reproductive healthcare*
- Contraception & family planning counseling
- Cervical cancer screening (pap)
- STI testing & treatment
- Help to connecting you to other services
- Dental screenings & sealants
- Behavioral/mental health*
- Social support
- X-rays & imaging
- Prenatal care
Please provide Union Community Care with copies of your vaccine record and insurance card.
Union Community Care charges fees for the healthcare services we provide, but there are many different payment plans and programs that keep our services affordable. They care for all patients with no insurance, some insurance, commercial insurance, Medical Assistance, or Medicare. Their Sliding Fee Discount Program is available to all patients with or without insurance based on their household income and size. No one will ever be turned away for care if they can’t pay.
* Under PA State law, patients under the age of 18 can access these services without the consent of a parent or guardian. Union Community Care always encourages parental involvement