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What Are Community Health Centers?

Community health centers, also known as Federally Qualified Health Centers (FQHC) are vital community resources that promote wellness and provide quality healthcare to all. 

In 2024, Nebraska's FQHCs served 123,007 patients.

As FQHCs, Good Neighbor Community Health Center (Columbus) and GN Fremont are one-stop primary health care clinics that offer a wide variety of services, including family and general practice medicine, pediatrics, OB/GYN care, dentistry and behavioral health.  

We are located together so you can more easily meet YOUR healthcare needs.

2024 By the Numbers*

Who We Served

In 2024, Good Neighbor clinics served 10,638 patients in 31,870 visits, a 2% increase in patients over 3 years. Of those 2024 Good Neighbor patients:

  • 25% were children and adolescents.
  • 89% were low income.
  • 66% identified as a racial minority.
  • 76 were agricultural workers, 84 were veterans, and 185 were persons experiencing homelessness.

What We Provided

In 2024, Good Neighbor patients received integrated care from medical, dental and behavioral health providers.

  • 7,916 patients received medical care.
  • 2,858 patients received dental care.
  • 1,571 patients received behavioral health care.
  • 436 patients received at least one enabling service to help them overcome barriers to care.

Many Good Neighbor patients are managing chronic health conditions. In 2024, Good Neighbor care providers saw:

  • 170 patients with asthma.
  • 87 patients with heart disease.
  • 5 patients with HIV.
  • 861 patients with diabetes.
  • 1,176 patients with hypertension.

Preventive care was also given to many Good Neighbor patients.

  • 1,702 children had nutrition visits.
  • 4,816 immunizations and seasonal flu vaccines were given.

The Value of Good Neighbor Community Health Centers

Good Neighbor Community Health Centers have a positive economic impact on our service areas.  In addition to helping people stay healthy so they can attend work and school, in 2024, Good Neighbor clinics:

  • Provided 217 total jobs.
  • Had a total economic impact of $30.8 million.
  • Provided 24% lower cost care for Medicaid patients, providing a $6.6 million savings to Medicaid.
  • Saved $19.9 million to the overall health system.
  • Reduced health care costs by reducing emergency, hospital and specialty care visits.

*Statistics provided by Impact 360 Economic Impact Report, The impact of Good Neighbor Community Health Center, written and published by Sunday Health Co.

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