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Services

Walk-in Visits

We offer walk-in visits for urgent health problems. You do not have to schedule your visit ahead of time if you have the conditions listed on this page.

New patients:
You can walk in for the listed services until 3:30 PM, or up to 1.5 hours before the health center closes on days we stay open late.

Existing patients:
You can walk in until 4:00 PM, or up to 1 hour before closing on late days.

After these cutoff times:
We may not be able to see walk‑in patients, but we can help schedule the next available appointment.

If you have a medical emergency, please call 911.

You can walk-in for:

  • Feeling unwell
    • Flu/Fever
    • Sudden loss of strength, balance, feeling, eyesight, or memory
    • Dizziness
    • Heart racing
    • Rash, Hives, Bumps, or Redness of skin
    • Swelling of face, throat, arm, or leg
  • Breathing problems
    • Wheezing
    • Coughing
    • Runny Nose
  • Sudden Injury
    • Burns/Shocks/Falls
    • Bleeding/Brusing/Tenderness
  • Mental Health
    • Depression/thoughts of hurting yourself or others
    • Seeing or hearing voices that others cannot
  • Genital Problems
    • Pain/Discharge/Smells
  • Baby Problems
    • Eating changes/Pooping changes
    • Trouble breathing/sleeping
  • Pregnancy Issues
    • Discharge/Bleeding
    • Belly pains
    • Not feeling the baby kicking or moving
  • Sexual Health
    • PEP/PREP
    • STI Treatment
    • Emergency Contraception (Morning after pill or Plan B)
    • Free Pregnancy Tests
  • Medicine Problems
    • Side effects
    • Blood pressure too low or high
    • Blood sugar too low or high
    • Drug overdose (Opioids, heroin, fentanyl)

Health Centers Offering Walk-in Visits Services

All Community Healthcare Network health centers and offices will be open on Tuesday, February 24, 2026. Our mobile health clinics will not be operational due to weather conditions.

Update: Parent Portal Access

Dear Parent or Guardian,

We would like to inform you that as of October 1, 2026, access to your child’s Healow account through Community Healthcare Network (CHN) will be limited to viewing immunizations and referrals for all patients ages 12 and older. This change is required to comply with the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) and New York State laws that protect minors’ rights to confidentiality.

You may still request your child’s medical records by calling or visiting your health center.

If you have any questions or would like more information, please speak with our front desk staff during your next visit or go to: chnnyc.info/nylaw

Thank you,
Community Healthcare Network (CHN)