apicha patient portal

What can I do in the APICHA CHC patient portal?

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When is APICHA community health center open?

Apicha Community Health Center is now offering COVID-19 booster shots (3rd dose) to individuals who qualify. Currently, the CDC recommends individuals who are moderate to severely immune-compromised get the a booster shot. If you received the …

Does APICHA CHC serve the LGBTQ+ community?

Access to our Secure Patient Portal: Our patient portal is a secure and convenient way to communicate with your primary medical provider, ask for medication refill, review your visit summary, your lab results and receive important health information and education.

What can I do in the patient portal?

The Most Frequently Asked Questions About Apicha CHC

We here at Apicha Community Health Center know choosing a medical provider is a big decision. We’d love for you to become part of our family, so here are some answers to the questions you might have as a new patient. If you have any questions that aren’t answered here, feel free to contact us.

Apicha Community Health Center Directions and Hours

We are accessible by the A, C, E, N, Q, R, J, Z, and 6 trains to the Canal St. Stop and by the 1 train at the Franklin Stop.

How do I contact Apicha CHC after hours?

After business hours, your calls will be forwarded to our answering service. If your call is a medically urgent issue or an urgent issue concerning your mental health our on-call provider will contact you. If your call is not regarding an urgent issue, your primary care or mental health provider will contact you during business hours.

How do I schedule an appointment?

We aim to make scheduling an appointment as easy as possible. You can give us a call at 866-274-2429 or click here and someone from Apicha CHC will contact you to schedule your appointment.

Is Apicha CHC just a clinic for gay men?

Not at all. If you’re asking this question, you know Apicha CHC is proud of our 25+ year history of serving NYC’s Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender population and People Living with HIV/AIDS and you might be aware of the impact we’ve made in that community.

What level of care will I receive at Apicha CHC?

We are very proud to have earned the designation of Level 3 Physician Practice Connections®–Patient-Centered Medical Home (PPC‐PCMH), as recognized by the National Committee on Quality Assurance.This is the highest level any primary care practice can receive, meaning you’ll receive top-rated care at Apicha CHC.

What should I expect during my first visit?

During your first appointment, your medical provider will focus on getting to know you. We will measure your blood pressure, height and weight, screen you for depression and will ask you about your health and your medical history. We will ask you for a list of the medications you are taking and will conduct a general examination.