The Alexandria Health Department opens a small clinic to provide preventive and routine care for low-income and immigrant women and children in the Presidential Greens apartments located in the Arlandria neighborhood in Alexandria.
ANHSI expands its services, adding acute care services for its pediatric patients and behavioral health services.
ANHSI opens its clinic at 2 East Glebe Road in Alexandria to serve additional patients from Arlandria and the surrounding communities. The clinic currently provides comprehensive primary care services for the whole family.
In partnership with the Alexandria Health Department, ANHSI begins primary care services at the Flora Krause Casey Health Center in Alexandria.
ANHSI begins a partnership with the Fairfax County-Falls Church Community Services Board (CSB) to provide onsite primary care for patients with Serious Mental Illness (SMI) at the Gartlan Center located in south Fairfax County.
In partnership with Alexandria City Public Schools (ACPS), ANHSI begins providing dental services to children on a mobile van at Patrick Henry Elementary School, John Adams Elementary School, and William Ramsey Elementary School. The students choose the name Wellness on Wheels (WOW) Bus. The WOW Bus and its associated portable dental program would later expand to nine schools in Alexandria.
Neighborhood Health renovates 6677 Richmond Highway, helping to expand services and providing medical, dental, and behavioral health services at the same site.
Neighborhood Health opens a pediatric practice at Sherwood Hall Lane in Alexandria and expands services at several sites.
Neighborhood Health is accredited by the Joint Commission under its Ambulatory Care Standards and as a Patient Centered Medical Home.
In partnership with Fairfax County Health and Human Services including the Health Department and the Community Services Board, Neighborhood Health opens clinics providing primary medical care and behavioral health in the Merrifield Center and the South County Center.
In November 2019, Neighborhood Health transitioned Alexandria Health Department’s prenatal program into our scope of services. Integrated prenatal medical, behavioral health, and dental care are now available at Neighborhood Health for low-income and uninsured Alexandria residents.
Neighborhood Health stands up community-based Covid-19 vaccine clinics to ensure equitable access for under-resourced communities. Over 150 community and faith-based organizations partner with Neighborhood Health to provide referrals.
President Joe Biden visited one of Neighborhood Health’s Covid-19 vaccination sites located in in the Virginia Theological Seminary’s Immanuel Chapel. President Biden toured the clinic and spoke with staff, patients as well as members of the faith community that have partnered with Neighborhood Health in its efforts to increase equity in the vaccine rollout.
Neighborhood Health begins to provide mobile, on-site vaccine clinics with community-based organizations and faith partners.
In September 2021, Neighborhood Health began a partnership with local resettlement organizations to facilitate the entry of newly arrived Afghan families into primary care.
In January, Neighborhood Health opened a new medical clinic in the Annandale part of Fairfax County.
Neighborhood Health assumes operations of two Fairfax County dental clinics – one at the South County Center on Route 1 in Alexandria and the other at the Joseph Willard Health Center in Fairfax.
Neighborhood Health opens new medical and dental clinics in the City of Alexandria’s Del Pepper Community Resource Center co-located with the Alexandria Department of Health and the Department of Community and Human Services
Neighborhood Health assumes the operations of the Arlington Pediatric Center, a clinic that serves over 4,000 children.