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Community health centers in Ohio

Ohio has 344 community health center clinics in 144 cities, run by 60 health centers that served 1,030,876 patients in 2025. Fees are on a sliding scale by income and insurance, and every patient is seen regardless of ability to pay.

The median clinic in Ohio is open 43.5 hours a week.
Half of Ohio health centers have 11% or more uninsured patients (U.S. median: 14%).
Most clinics in one city: Cleveland with 35.

How Ohio health centers compare

Median across Ohio health centers	Ohio	U.S.
Uninsured patients	11%	14%
Patients at or below the poverty line	61%	65%
Medicaid or CHIP patients	49%	42%
Adults with blood pressure under control	69%	68%
Women 52–74 screened for breast cancer	54%	54%
Adults 46–75 screened for colorectal cancer	48%	44%

Largest health centers in Ohio

Health center	Based in	Patients	Uninsured	Clinics
Muskingum Valley Health Centers, Inc.	Zanesville	72,978	4%	8
Health Partners of Western Ohio	Lima	64,213	15%	10
Healthsource of Ohio, Inc.	Loveland	60,419	6%	15
Metrohealth System, the	Cleveland	43,013	15%	7
Butler County Community Health Consortium, Inc. DBA Primary Health Solutions	Hamilton	42,421	22%	11
Cincinnati, City of	Cincinnati	40,923	33%	7
Hopewell Health Centers, Inc.	Chillicothe	39,963	5%	21
Signature Health, Inc.	Willoughby	35,412	12%	8
Columbus Neighborhood Health Center	Columbus	28,495	35%	9
Family Health Services of Darke County	Greenville	27,963	5%	5
Dayton Health Center DBA Five Rivers Health Centers	Dayton	27,165	11%	3
Ohio North East Health Systems, Inc.	Youngstown	25,685	10%	9

Cities with the most clinics

All Ohio cities with a community health center

All community health centers based in Ohio

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