The Rochester Primary Care Network (RPCN) was established in 1986, and has become the lead agency in the Rochester region advancing the availability of health and health-related services for the poor and underserved. Through federal funding from the Health Resources and Service Administration, RPCN is able to offer uninsured and underinsured patients access to quality health care at our affiliated centers through a grant-based program called the RPCN Health Plan. These centers are fully accredited and offer medical and/or dental services. Our centers are fully staffed medical centers – they are not low-income “clinics”. The care that our 95,000 patients receive, in over 400,000 visits annually, is among the finest in our region. These patients enjoy lasting relationships with physicians, who are long term staff of their respective centers.

The RPCN Health Plan is not insurance, it is a method to provide access to primary care services at our centers. This financial assistance is necessary for making quality health and dental health affordable.

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