About the AIFS Health Screening & Education Center
Our center provides essential health screenings and educational resources tailored for African immigrant and refugee families. We focus on preventive care, offering services that help families manage their health and well-being. Our team ensures that everyone has access to needed information and support, making healthcare more approachable and understandable.
Limited Preventive Care
Many families lack access to necessary preventive services, increasing their risk for undiagnosed health issues. We bridge this gap by offering screenings that catch problems early.
Language Barriers
Language can be a significant hurdle for many families. We provide support in multiple languages to ensure everyone understands their health needs and resources.
System Navigation Challenges
Navigating the healthcare system can be difficult. We guide families through the process, helping them understand their options and access needed services.
Cultural Differences
Cultural perceptions of health can vary widely. We respect these differences and tailor our services to meet the unique cultural needs of each family.
Our Core Services
Explore What We Offer
We provide essential health services designed to keep you informed and healthy. Discover our key offerings below.
Preventive Screenings
Early Detection
Health Education
Referral & Navigation
How It Works
Step 1: Register or Walk In
Join us in person or sign up online to begin.
Step 2: Screening Conducted
We perform necessary assessments to understand your needs.
Step 3: Results Explained
We share and discuss your results clearly.
Step 4: Referral & Follow-Up
You'll receive referrals and ongoing support as needed.
Our Partners
Schedule a Health Screening Today
Take the first step toward preventive care for your child.
FAQ
Is the screening free?
Yes, the screening is free of charge. We believe in making healthcare accessible to everyone, so there are no costs involved.
Do I need insurance?
No insurance is required for the screening. We want to ensure that everyone can participate, regardless of their insurance status.
What languages are available?
We offer screenings in several languages, including English and Spanish. Please let us know your preference when you schedule.
How long does it take?
The screening typically takes about 30 minutes. This includes time for an initial assessment and any follow-up discussions needed.
What happens after the screening?
After the screening, you will receive a summary of the findings and recommendations for any next steps. We’re here to support you.
What other services do you provide?
We offer a range of services beyond screenings, including health consultations and follow-up care, to help you manage your health.
Are walk-ins accepted?
Yes, we accept walk-ins, but we recommend calling ahead to ensure timely service. We want to accommodate everyone as best as we can.
How do I prepare for the screening?
You don’t need to do much. Just bring a valid ID and be prepared to answer a few questions about your health history.