Roanoke Chowan Community Health Center

May is Brain Tumor Awareness month and we are Going Gray in May to show our support and to raise money to support brain tumor research. Local resident Henry Hodges, was diagnosed with a brain tumor in June of 2012. He is now three years out of treatment. Roanoke Chowan Community Health Center staff members will be participating in a walk this week to raise additional awareness about childhood cancer and brain tumors in order to support research that will one day find a cure for these devastating diseases.

Did you know that your zip code can be a predictor of your health? So can your place of birth, where you work and play, your income and education, and a host of other factors – in addition to the choices you make each day about what to eat, when to work out and whether or not to see a doctor. These factors, recognized by public health professionals as “social determinants of health,” are linked to inequities in health and health care (health disparities) among racial and ethnic minorities in America.

Roanoke Chowan Community Health Center (RCCHC) has been awarded a $200,000 Golden LEAF grant to open and operate a medical clinic in the former Washington County Medical Clinic building in Creswell, NC. The new Creswell Primary Care is scheduled to open April 11.

Roanoke Chowan Community Health Center (RCCHC) announced its plans today to open a new primary care health clinic in Washington County. It will be called Creswell Primary Care and will be located in the former Washington County Medical Clinic building off Highway 64 in Creswell.

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RCCHC Participates in Event to Raise Funds for Brain Tumor Research

RCCHC Observes National Minority Health Month 2016

RCCHC Participates in Save Our Sisters/Save Our Families Program