Unicare Community Health Center: Services & Hours

What Do You Need? Choose the Right Path

Medical & Health Services Offered

Unicare’s service network covers common outpatient healthcare needs. Not every service is offered at every branch.

Common Primary Care Tests & Screenings

The official medical services page lists in-office testing options such as:

• Hemoglobin A1C testing
• Blood glucose testing
• Urinalysis
• Electrocardiogram (EKG)
• COVID-19 testing, where available
• Vision and hearing screening
• Breast, cervical and colorectal cancer screening services or referrals

Unicare also lists ongoing care for diabetes, asthma, high blood pressure and other chronic health conditions.

Unicare Community Health Center Locations & Hours

Unicare operates multiple Southern California locations. The clinic directory below includes verified branch hours and phone numbers for selected locations, followed by additional centers listed by the organization.

Los Angeles County

Other listed Los Angeles County sites include Lincoln Heights at 2409 N Broadway, Los Angeles, CA 90031 (323-225-8038), Huntington Park at 3203 E Florence Ave, Huntington Park, CA 90255, and Pacoima at 13563 Van Nuys Blvd, Pacoima, CA 91331.

Riverside County

San Bernardino County

Other Unicare locations listed in San Bernardino County include:

• Fontana: 16127 Foothill Blvd, Fontana, CA 92335.
• Fontana: 17500 Foothill Blvd, Suite A-2, Fontana, CA 92335.
• Hesperia: 11919 Hesperia Rd, Hesperia, CA 92345.
• Ontario: 123 W E St, Ontario, CA 91762; the published phone is 909-988-2555, with weekday hours of 9 AM–5 PM.

For a branch not fully detailed above, use the official Unicare location finder to identify its current specialty, phone number and office hours.

Which Clinic Offers Your Service?

Use this quick comparison before booking.

Availability of individual clinicians, dental appointments and specialty services can change. Ask the clinic whether it accepts new patients for your specific service.

How to Make a Unicare Appointment

Unicare states that patients should schedule appointments rather than rely on walk-in availability.

1. Choose the nearest suitable clinic. Use the county and specialty tables above.
2. Call its direct phone number. Tell the receptionist whether you are a new or existing patient.
3. Describe the appointment category. Examples include primary care, a children’s visit, dental care, behavioral health, prenatal care or a follow-up.
4. Confirm insurance or self-pay status. Provide the exact insurance plan name and medical group when applicable.
5. Ask about preparation. Confirm forms, arrival time, medical records, test instructions and copay expectations.
6. Record the appointment details. Save the clinic address, date, time, provider and cancellation instructions.

What to Bring

If you cannot locate all documents, call the clinic rather than assuming your appointment must be canceled. Staff can explain what is essential.

New Patient Forms: Save Time at Check-In

Unicare publishes downloadable patient registration and health-history forms. Completing the applicable forms before arriving may reduce check-in delays.

Forms You May Need

Practical Form-Filling Steps

1. Identify whether the appointment is for an adult, child or adolescent.
2. Open the official Patient Resources page.
3. Download only the applicable registration and history forms.
4. Complete legal name, date of birth, contact information and emergency details accurately.
5. Include the requested medication, allergy and medical-history information.
6. Ask the clinic whether to bring completed paper forms or submit through an approved secure method.

Insurance Accepted & Sliding-Fee Discount

Unicare’s insurance page lists Medi-Cal, Medicare, multiple managed-care plans, HMOs and commercial insurance programs. Acceptance depends on the specific product, physician assignment and participating clinic.

Commonly Listed Coverage Types

Insurers and plans appearing on the official list include Anthem Blue Cross, Blue Shield, Health Net, Molina, Inland Empire Health Plan, LA Care, Aetna, Cigna, UnitedHealthcare and others. That list is not proof that every product or provider is in network.

No Insurance? How Sliding-Fee Assistance Works

Unicare says it serves patients regardless of ability to pay and offers a Sliding Fee Discount Program for eligible essential primary care, dental, optometry and behavioral health services.

Eligibility is based on household size and annual income, using federal poverty guidelines. A discount does not necessarily mean every service is free.

Documents Used for Income Verification

Unicare’s published sliding-fee application includes the following examples:

• Previous-year federal tax return
• Recent payroll check stubs
• Proof of Social Security or other benefits
• Employer letter
• Self-attestation of income, when accepted
• Other documentation approved by staff

How to Apply for a Sliding-Fee Discount

1. Call the clinic and say you want to apply for sliding-fee assistance.
2. Ask which income verification documents are currently accepted.
3. Prepare household size and annual gross income information.
4. Complete the Sliding Fee Discount application.
5. Submit through the clinic’s approved process and confirm the discount level before treatment or billing.

Telehealth: How a Virtual Visit Works

Unicare offers selected video and telephone visits for patients whose healthcare needs can be handled remotely.

How to Schedule Telehealth

1. Call your Unicare clinic and request a telehealth appointment.
2. Ask whether your visit reason is appropriate for a virtual consultation.
3. Provide the mobile number required to receive the appointment link.
4. On appointment day, open the link sent by text.
5. Join from a quiet private place with reliable connectivity.

The official telehealth instructions say patients do not need to create an additional account for the visit link. A clinician may recommend in-person examination or testing when appropriate.

Patient Portal, Results & Medical Records

Unicare’s adult new-patient packet identifies Healow as its patient portal system.

According to the registration information, registered patients may be able to:

• Review certain laboratory results
• View a medical summary
• See medication information
• Review portions of treatment and visit history
• Update selected contact information

Medical Records Requests

For record transfers or copies, use Unicare’s Authorization for Release of Protected Health Information and confirm submission requirements directly with the records department.

Do not send completed medical authorizations or private medical information to an unrelated guide website.

After-Hours Questions & Medical Emergencies

Unicare’s clinic pages state that patients may call their individual location number during or after regular office hours to be connected with licensed professionals.

Clinic Maps & Travel Planning

Use the address of the exact Unicare location where your appointment is booked. Several cities have more than one office, and dental or behavioral health services may operate from a different suite.

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Related Community Health Center Guides

For comparisons of patient access, appointments, reduced-fee care and services at other community health centers, these additional published guides may help.

Official Unicare Patient Resources

Once you have identified your clinic and the service needed, use these official sources to complete your appointment, check coverage, obtain forms or confirm current hours.

• Official Unicare Community Health Center website
• All clinic addresses, phones and branch hours
• Medical and supportive service directory
• Appointment and clinic contact information
• Accepted insurance and sliding-fee information
• New patient, sliding-fee and medical records forms
• Virtual appointment instructions