We offer services for patients of all ages including general diagnosis and treatment, behavioral health services, pregnancy testing, testing for HIV/AIDS and STIs, and screenings for bone density, breast, and cervical cancer. Your health and well-being are always our priority.
Enroll Today.
Looking for some answers regarding your insurance plan? Having difficulty paying for your medical care? Need help completing enrollment forms? We’re here to help. Click here to learn more.
Make an Appointment if you need quality care
If this is your first time visiting and making an appointment at APHCV, you can save time by filling out a Patient Registration Form in advance and bringing it with you to your appointment. Call us at 323-644-3888.
Meet our Providers, who believe in quality care
Learn more about the great people who work hard every day for a healthier community.
Health Information we wish all patients would read:
We believe prevention is always better than a cure so take charge of your health!
Vaccinations
With all the conflicting messages you hear about vaccinations on television, the internet, in magazines and books, it’s important to know that the information you are getting is reliable. You must make informed decisions about vaccinations for the best interest for you, your family and your community. Here is a website with great resources to get information about the different recommended vaccines your children should be getting and at what age they should be getting vaccinated. Here are some of the most important reasons the STAY HEALTHY. VACCINATE Program believe we should vaccinate:
Vaccines protect our loved ones from getting serious diseases
Vaccines prevent diseases from spreading in our communities
Vaccines keep us healthy and active
APHCV is a partner in the Vaccines for Children Program, a national program that helps provide free vaccines for children. To be eligible, children must be 18 years of age or younger, eligible for Medi-Cal or Child Health and Disability Program (CHDP), or American Indian or Alaskan Native. Call APHCV today and see if your children have all their recommended vaccinations.
Nutrition
Proper nutrition is one of the first steps to having a healthy lifestyle. And while we all love to gather around the table enjoying plates full of fried chicken, pizza, fried rice, enchiladas, lumpia, pad thai and other delicious foods that remind us of our culture and family, it is important to eat a balanced meal full of fruits, vegetables, and whole grains.
The Center for Nutrition Policy and Promotion has launched a new campaign to help us all understand how to keep a healthy diet while enjoying the foods we love, but might not be so good for us. “My Plate” helps us control those oversized portions and increase foods that are good for us. For example, we can fill over half our plate with fruits and vegetables, half of our grains whole grains, and reducing the amount of fat, sugar and salt we eat. Learn more here.
Need help planning dinner? Here are some healthy options for dinner tonight…or the whole week!
A full spectrum of health services
We offer services for patients of all ages including general diagnosis and treatment, behavioral health services, pregnancy testing, testing for HIV/AIDS and STIs, and screenings for bone density, breast, and cervical cancer. Your health and well-being are always our priority.
Enroll Today.
Looking for some answers regarding your insurance plan? Having difficulty paying for your medical care? Need help completing enrollment forms? We’re here to help. Click here to learn more.
Make an Appointment if you need quality care
If this is your first time visiting and making an appointment at APHCV, you can save time by filling out a Patient Registration Form in advance and bringing it with you to your appointment. Call us at 323-644-3888.
Meet our Providers, who believe in quality care
Learn more about the great people who work hard every day for a healthier community.
Health Information we wish all patients would read:
We believe prevention is always better than a cure so take charge of your health!
Vaccinations
With all the conflicting messages you hear about vaccinations on television, the internet, in magazines and books, it’s important to know that the information you are getting is reliable. You must make informed decisions about vaccinations for the best interest for you, your family and your community. Here is a website with great resources to get information about the different recommended vaccines your children should be getting and at what age they should be getting vaccinated. Here are some of the most important reasons the STAY HEALTHY. VACCINATE Program believe we should vaccinate:
APHCV is a partner in the Vaccines for Children Program, a national program that helps provide free vaccines for children. To be eligible, children must be 18 years of age or younger, eligible for Medi-Cal or Child Health and Disability Program (CHDP), or American Indian or Alaskan Native. Call APHCV today and see if your children have all their recommended vaccinations.
Nutrition
Proper nutrition is one of the first steps to having a healthy lifestyle. And while we all love to gather around the table enjoying plates full of fried chicken, pizza, fried rice, enchiladas, lumpia, pad thai and other delicious foods that remind us of our culture and family, it is important to eat a balanced meal full of fruits, vegetables, and whole grains.
The Center for Nutrition Policy and Promotion has launched a new campaign to help us all understand how to keep a healthy diet while enjoying the foods we love, but might not be so good for us. “My Plate” helps us control those oversized portions and increase foods that are good for us. For example, we can fill over half our plate with fruits and vegetables, half of our grains whole grains, and reducing the amount of fat, sugar and salt we eat. Learn more here.
Need help planning dinner? Here are some healthy options for dinner tonight…or the
whole week!
For more information talk to your provider or make an appointment to see APHCV’s Registered Dietician and take charge of your health!
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Click here for information about MyPlate in multiple languages.
For more health education materials in different languages, visit https://medlineplus.gov/languages/languages.html
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