Family HealthCare Network's Fresno First center is located at 3425 N. First Street in Fresno. It now offers rides to patients within a three-mile radius for appointments. Google Street View image

Family HealthCare Network (FHCN) announced new behavioral health services and transportation options that aim to improve the quality of life for patients.

Patients living within three miles of the provider’s Fresno First, Fresno Shields and Fresno City Center locations are eligible for complimentary transportation services to and from appointments.

The transportation initiative adds to FHCN’s menu of services ranging from standard medical services and general surgery consultations to chiropractic services, nutrition, dentistry, optometry, LGBTQ services and more.

The network’s behavioral health services are available at two Fresno County locations and offer a range of services from assistance with substance abuse to eating disorders and addiction. Patients can be seen for these services at FHCN’s Fresno First health center on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays and at its Prompt Care Center on Tuesdays.

The network’s Fresno First center is located at 3425 N. First Street in Fresno; its Prompt Care Center is located inside the FHCN Fresno ACC site at 290 N. Wayte Ln. in Fresno. The Fresno City Center location is at 3837 N. Clark St.

Patients seeking transportation services can make a reservation at (877) 960-3426.

Patients and those interested can also learn more by visiting the FHCN website. They can also be found on Facebook and X.

FHCN is a nonprofit, federally qualified health center with 50 locations and more than 300 health care workers in Tulare, Fresno, Kings and Kern counties.