Today in the New Orleans area, there are more quality community-based medical clinics than ever before, including more than 90 sites located across Orleans, Jefferson, Plaquemines and St. Bernard parishes - all run by names you know and trust. You and your whole family, from your parents to your kids, can now make an appointment to see their own doctor and spend less time in the emergency room.

Most of the medical centers listed on this site accept private and public health insurance, or payments can be made on an income-based sliding fee scale. It is quality healthcare everyone can afford.

Click the map button above to view health clinic locations in the New Orleans area, or search by zip code or service type to find a center in your area that matches your needs.

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The following are real stories from real patients about their experiences at GNO Community Health Clinics.

Watch the videos and learn more about the level of care you can expect to receive from GNO Community Health Clinics.

What is gnocommunity.org?
This is a service dedicated to helping individuals find a quality healthcare center that fits their needs. There are over 90 community-based medical centers, 40 of which offer primary care services. These medical clinics are funded in part by the Primary Care Access and Stabilization Grant, a program designed to meet the increasing demand for quality healthcare services in Orleans, Jefferson, St. Bernard and Plaquemines Parish. Other services include mental health and substance abuse services, dental care and more.

How do I make an appointment?
This service does not set up appointments for anyone. After finding a healthcare center that matches your needs, you will need to call the center directly at the number listed to set up an appointment or to get additional information.

How long will I have to wait for an appointment?
Some centers are able to see patients right away, while others may have a wait time ranging from two days to several weeks.

What does it cost?
The healthcare centers are open to all individuals regardless of their ability to pay. Although centers have differing payment options, in general every clinic will take insurance, Medicaid and Medicare. In addition, uninsured individuals can pay on an income-based sliding fee scale. Please contact the center directly about any anticipated costs.

Can I get urgent or emergency care at one of these healthcare centers?
No, these health care centers do not offer urgent or emergency care. In an emergency, call 911 or visit an emergency room at the nearest hospital.

How can I be sure these centers provide quality healthcare services?
The healthcare centers listed on this website are committed to providing high quality health care. Many of these centers have been recognized as Patient-Centered Medical Homes by the National Committee of Quality Assurance, and that list keeps growing.

What is the importance of having a regular (primary care) doctor?
Establishing an ongoing relationship with a primary care doctor is important to help you stay healthy throughout your life. A primary care doctor can also help you and your family members manage chronic illnesses such as asthma, diabetes, high-blood pressure and obesity before they become life threatening. Also, by having a regular doctor, all of your medical records are in one place, making it easier for you to receive the care you need.For a consumer-friendly video about the benefits of having a primary care doctor visit this website: http://pcpcc.net/content/emmi-video

How can I help spread the word about gnocommunity.org and the service it provides?
We encourage individuals and community groups to promote this free service to people in Orleans, Jefferson, St. Bernard and Plaquemines parishes. For a printable color flyer click here. For a printable flyer in black and white click here. For additional materials or more information on how you can help spread the word, email us: gnocommunityinfo@lphi.org.