Finger Lakes Community Health

02/06/2026

Experience the convenience of virtual visits!

With innovative telehealth technology, you can now connect with your provider for non-urgent medical conditions from the comfort of your own home. Simply use your smartphone, tablet, or computer to have a virtual consultation via the internet.

Stay safe and stay connected with virtual visits!

Now you don’t have to come to the health center to see your provider for non-urgent medical conditions. Innovative telehealth technology often called “virtual visits” uses the power of the internet to deliver a medical consultation directly to you!

02/04/2026

On World Cancer Day, we recognize the importance of prevention, early detection, and support.

Talk to your provider about what screenings are right for you based on your age, family history, and risk factors. Care starts with knowledge.

02/02/2026

When the cold weather arrives and your kids want to stay inside to play video games, or watch TV, what can you do to keep them active and healthy?

How do you keep kids healthy in the winter? Helping them make wise food choices. How about encouraging them to go outdoors?

01/31/2026

Finger Lakes Community Health provides care to more than 28,000 patients across 8 health centers.

We’re not a hospital or urgent care, but we do offer primary care, dental, and mental health services to people of all ages. Learn how community health centers like ours bring care closer to home.

FLCH has nine full-service health centers in the region and served 28,481 patients in 2023. We are an independent healthcare organization – not a hospital or urgent care center.

01/30/2026

Dental health is important at every stage—including during pregnancy.

Our Brushing For Two program helps expectant parents care for their own teeth and understand how to protect their baby’s developing smile. Services are also available in Spanish.

01/28/2026

Cold weather often means more screen time for kids, but staying active is still important.

Simple indoor activities like dancing, stretching, or hallway obstacle courses can help them burn energy and stay healthy through the winter months.

How do you keep kids healthy in the winter? Helping them make wise food choices. How about encouraging them to go outdoors?

01/26/2026

At Finger Lakes Community Health, we support more than just your medical needs.

Our Care Management team connects patients to housing, healthy food, job support, and help with insurance enrollment. We’re here to walk with you through every step of your health journey, because care goes beyond the exam room.

At Finger Lakes Community Health (FLCH), care is more than medical visits and prescriptions—it’s about people, their lives, and their futures.

01/25/2026

Every family deserves a strong start.

January is Birth Defects Prevention Awareness Month—a time to learn how simple steps like taking prenatal vitamins, attending regular appointments, and avoiding harmful exposures can support healthy pregnancies. Talk to your provider about ways to reduce risks and promote a healthy beginning.

01/24/2026

As we begin a new year, prioritizing your health—both physical and mental—is essential.

Mental health challenges like anxiety or depression affect countless individuals, yet many remain unsure of where to begin. Psychiatry can play a critical role in improving mental well-being.

As we begin a new year, prioritizing your health—both physical and mental—is essential.

01/23/2026

Looking for care that’s close to home? Our Bath health center provides medical and mental health services for individuals and families of all ages.

We are proud to serve your community with compassionate, convenient, and easy-to-access care.

01/21/2026

Not sure when to schedule your child’s first dental visit? Starting early helps build healthy habits that last.

Our team can help you take the first step and make dental care part of your child’s regular routine.

Protecting Children's Dental Health: Tips, Risks, and Emerging Concerns

01/17/2026

It’s important to know where to go when you’re not feeling well.

Chest pain should always be treated as an emergency.
Allergy symptoms can often be managed by your primary care provider.
Cold or flu symptoms? If you have a fever or it’s after hours, urgent care may be the best option. Otherwise, reach out to primary care.
Sprained ankle? That’s a good time to visit urgent care.