Mountain Community Health Partnership (MCHP) is a Federally Qualified Health Center serving Mitchell and Yancey Counties. The Bakersville Health Center, Spruce Pine Health Center, and Celo Health Center provide exceptional medical care to our communities. The Bakersville Dental Center addresses the dental needs for all ages.
We strive to improve the quality of life for all residents and are taking steps toward a healthier community. We are accepting patients at all locations. We accept most Local insurances including Medicare, Medicaid, and NC Blue Cross Blue Shield. Call to find out more. As a Federally Qualified Health Center we are a resource for wellness, prevention and quality care.
We strive to improve the quality of life for all residents and are taking steps toward a healthier community. We are accepting patients at all locations. We accept most Local insurances including Medicare, Medicaid, and NC Blue Cross Blue Shield. Call to find out more. As a Federally Qualified Health Center we are a resource for wellness, prevention and quality care.
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To improve the quality of life for all residents in our communities by providing excellent primary healthcare services. As a Federally Qualified Health Center we are a resource for wellness, prevention and quality care. We provide primary care, pregnancy care, women's health, pediatric care, and behavioral health at all of our offices.
Dental Director, Dr. Alex Green, is a native of Spruce Pine. He received a BA in Psychology from UNC Asheville, his Doctor of Dental Medicine (DMD) from the ECU School of Dental Medicine, and is currently a Master of Public Health student at the UNC Gillings School of Global Public Health. Alex says that, [as] a Mitchell County native, opening this dental clinic is a dream come true.
As part of an integrated health care team, Mountain Community Health Partnership offers behavioral health counseling for established patients as part of our commitment to provide a comprehensive medical home to our patients.
In response to the Opioid Epidemic, Mountain Community Health Partnership has taken steps to increase screening, identification, and treatment of substance use disorders within our practices by adding a Licensed Clinical Addictions Specialist to our behavioral health team in Celo, Spruce Pine and Bakersville Health Centers.
In response to the Opioid Epidemic, Mountain Community Health Partnership has taken steps to increase screening, identification, and treatment of substance use disorders within our practices by adding a Licensed Clinical Addictions Specialist to our behavioral health team in Celo, Spruce Pine and Bakersville Health Centers.
Having a baby is an exciting time in your life. The birth of your baby is a personal experience you will look back on for the rest of your life. Our skilled providers offer supportive, compassionate prenatal and postnatal care for you and your baby. By choosing to receive care from our highly qualified, board certified family providers, you take an important step toward you and your baby's best health.
Mountain Community Health Partnership's Outreach and Enrollment staff is dedicated to serving our patients and the community. We offer assistance with the Sliding Fee Scale, insurance through the Health Insurance Marketplace, Medicare, Medicaid applications, and much more. You do not need to be a MCHP patient to seek assistance.
Reviews (3)
Anthony Valls
Aug 18, 2021
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Not impressed with my contact with the receptionist today concerning my child's appointment at the Micaville location. Received a phone call while at work and was not left a voicemail as to what the call was pertaining to. When I called back the receptionist was slightly rude and quite snappy with me because I didn't know why they called me 🤦‍♂️even after I explained at the beginning of the conversation that I did not receive a voicemail, but somehow I was supposed to know. When she decided to gather the information needed (which she should have done initially) concerning my child's appointment
Jonathan Johnson
Feb 05, 2021
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So I went to see Tiffany Woody today at the Bakersville Community Medical Clinic. My appointment was at 3:30 for a CDL physical, I was running behind due to being at work, so I called and let the front desk know! (Those girls are great!), they said I had a 15 minute grace period, so I get to the clinic at 3:46, and got my paper work, set down, filled it out. Waited until 4:17 the nurse came and told me I wasn’t going to be seen due to my tardiness, with that being said she was notified at 3:46 when I got there. Why didn’t she tell me then? Instead of waiting 26 minutes to tell me! Was she punishing
Kendra Mckinney
Aug 27, 2020
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Had to go for blood work at the Spruce Pine office, after answering several questions in front of other people in the waiting room, no privacy what so ever, I told them I had some sinus pressure because of having to be out in the rain and wind over Christmas, the lady starts hollering she's got sinus pressure that's a sign of covid what should I do?! In front of everybody in the waiting room! I was so humiliated! Thanks for being discreet over MY health and making me feel so awful in front of everyone! So needless to say, no I did not get my blood test or flu shot and left feeling like I was the
