School-Based Health Clinics

Public Health Clinics provides school-based health services to students who are 19 or younger with mobile clinic health vans and through satellite health centers, located more than 40 campuses in Contra Costa County.

The Antioch, John Swett, Mt. Diablo, Pittsburg and West Contra Costa school districts all work closely with CCHS to increase on-campus access to medical, dental, mental health and preventative services for students. Availability of services varies by site.

• Comprehensive well child exams
• Physicals and sports clearance
• Hearing and vision screening
• Immunizations
• Treatment of minor infections and illnesses
• Dental examinations and cleanings, fluoride treatments, fillings and sealants
• Pre-screening and referrals for mental health and other behavioral health services
• Reproductive healthcare (provided to minors confidentially in accordance with California minor consent law)

Other services

• Outreach, including health education presentations and literature in classrooms and at campus events
• On-Campus Office Hours to review health-coverage eligibility with students and parents, provide one-on-one counseling and offer client-centered follow-up for students
• Collaboration with schools, districts, teachers and community partners to ensure greater access to quality healthcare for everyone

Schools served

Contact Us

For questions regarding the program, contact:

• Jena Fiel
  School-Based Clinic Liaison and Manager for high and middle schools
  925-768-8979
• Ashley Carrion
  School-Based Clinic Liaison for elementary schools
  925-586-3094
• Kristina Kutter
  School-Based Dental Program Manager
  510-701-6674