Plan Your La Pine Health Center Visit: Hours, Services & Appointments
La Pine Community Health Center is a Federally Qualified Health Center serving patients of all ages from its main Huntington Road clinic at 51600 Huntington Rd, Suite 101, La Pine, OR 97739. The clinic provides primary care, preventive care, walk-in services, behavioral health, prenatal care, chronic-care support and other coordinated services.
Information reviewed October 30, 2026. Provider schedules, walk-in availability, holiday closures, insurance participation and individual service hours can change.
Current Hours: Main Huntington Road Clinic
| Monday–Friday | Appointments: 7:30 AM–6:00 PM |
|---|---|
| Saturday | Closed. The health center announced that Saturday closures became permanent starting September 2026. |
| Sunday | No regular Sunday clinic hours are published for the Huntington Road location. |
| Walk-in clinic | Available, but the official clinic page says walk-in hours are subject to change without notice. Call ahead if possible. |
| Same-day care | Same-day appointments with your regular provider may be available. Call before traveling. |
| After-hours phone access | Call 541-536-3435 or toll-free 888-558-9674. The health center states that on-call access is available when the clinic is closed. |
Medical, Behavioral Health & Support Services
Routine medical visits for adults, children and seniors, including ongoing care and referrals.
Newborn and infant care, well-child visits, preventive care and sports physicals completed as part of a well-child visit.
Pregnancy-related primary care and monitoring, with referrals or coordinated care when additional services are needed.
Evaluation for unexpected illnesses or injuries when walk-in service is available. Call ahead because hours can change.
Mental and behavioral health support, counseling-related care and coordinated treatment based on patient needs.
Ongoing care for long-term health conditions, medication review and follow-up planning.
Routine checkups, screening and other preventive services based on age, history and clinician recommendations.
Medication-management support from a clinical pharmacist, including help reviewing treatment and medication use.
The health center lists imaging and access to on-site or visiting partners such as laboratory, physical therapy, dermatology, orthopedics, podiatry and counseling.
If you are comparing how different community clinics divide medical, dental and behavioral-health services between locations, the Sebastopol Community Health Center guide is a useful example of why patients should confirm the exact service location before traveling.
How to Make an Appointment
Decide whether you need primary care, pediatric care, prenatal care, behavioral health, a walk-in evaluation, chronic-care follow-up, pharmacy support or another service so staff can route you correctly.
Call 541-536-3435 or use MyChart to request an available appointment. If you need walk-in care, call ahead because walk-in hours can change.
Give staff your exact insurance plan if you have one. If you are uninsured or concerned about cost, ask for the discounted-fee application and current income-document requirements.
After your appointment is scheduled, use the official patient forms page for the adult or pediatric new-patient packet, medical-release forms, discounted-fee application or MyChart proxy forms as needed.
Before leaving, confirm the date, arrival time, Huntington Road address, service, provider or department, and any records, medication list or other documents staff asks you to bring.
For another practical example of how an FQHC handles new-patient scheduling, same-day care and service-specific departments, see our Will County Community Health Center patient guide.
New Patient Forms: What to Complete and When
La Pine Community Health Center provides separate adult and pediatric new-patient packets, a discounted-fee application, privacy forms, medical-release forms and MyChart proxy forms for adults, teens and children.
Before your visit, ask whether you should bring photo identification, an insurance card, medication and allergy information, prior medical records, immunization records for children, referral documents, or income information for a discounted-fee application. Requirements depend on the visit.
Our Angeles Community Health Center guide also explains a useful general rule for community clinics: identify the exact service first, then confirm the correct clinic, coverage and paperwork before you travel.
Discounted Fees, Oregon Health Plan Help & Other Assistance
La Pine Community Health Center has been an FQHC since 2009 and offers a discounted-fee program for qualifying patients. The health center describes the program as including a sliding fee scale, low-cost office visits, discounted procedures and prescription discounts.
- No insurance? Ask for the current discounted-fee application and the documents used to determine eligibility.
- Need help with Oregon Health Plan? The outreach team says it helps patients with OHP application-related assistance and referrals.
- Prescription cost problem? Ask whether prescription assistance or a discount program is available for your medication.
- No transportation? The outreach program says resources may be available to help patients get to and from medical appointments.
- Need medical supplies? LCHC says grants and donations may help connect patients with needed supplies.
- Veteran support? The outreach team includes a Veterans Outreach Advocate who helps connect local veterans with resources.
For another example of sliding-fee and insurance questions at a community clinic, our Partnership Community Health Center guide shows why exact plan participation and department-specific costs should be confirmed before care.
MyChart, Telehealth, Results & Prescription Refills
The current LCHC MyChart page says patients can use the portal to manage appointments, request prescription refills, view test results, message the care team, track immunizations and pay bills. The same page also describes secure telehealth appointments.
| Appointments | View, schedule or manage available appointments through MyChart. |
|---|---|
| Refills | Send nonurgent prescription-refill requests through the portal. |
| Test results | View available results securely online. |
| Messages | Contact the care team for appropriate nonurgent communication. |
| Immunizations | Review immunization information available in the patient record. |
| Billing | View and pay eligible bills online. |
| Telehealth | Virtual appointments are described on the current official MyChart page; ask whether your specific visit can be completed remotely. |
La Pine School-Based Health Center: Major October 2026 Change
Do not confuse the main Huntington Road clinic with the separate La Pine School-Based Health Center at Coach Road. La Pine Community Health Center ended its medical sponsorship of the school-based site after October 2, 2026.
| LCHC physical healthcare at school site | Closed after October 2, 2026 while school-based partners recruit a new medical sponsor. |
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| Behavioral health at school site | Remains available through Deschutes County Behavioral Health. Main line: 541-322-7500. |
| WIC at school site | Remains available. WIC contact: 541-322-7435. |
| Where LCHC patients can receive medical care | Main La Pine Community Health Center, 51600 Huntington Rd, Suite 101, La Pine. |
Wellness Center: Verify Before Going to Bluewood Avenue
LCHC’s homepage says the new Wellness Center was expected to open in October 2026 with expanded behavioral-health and outreach services. However, the current locations page still labels the Wellness Center “Coming Soon,” and the project page continues to describe dental, imaging and expanded mental-health services in future terms.
The planned Wellness Center address is 51615 Bluewood Avenue, La Pine, OR 97739. The project description includes diagnostic imaging, mammography, ultrasound, CT scanning, dental services, expanded mental-health space and additional parking.
On-Site Partners & Visiting Specialists
LCHC lists several partner services designed to reduce travel for patients in South Deschutes County. Availability may be scheduled rather than daily.
| On-site partners | Laboratory, pharmacy and physical therapy. |
|---|---|
| Visiting specialists | Dermatology, orthopedics, podiatry and counseling. |
| How to use them | Ask your care team whether a referral is needed, which day the service is available, and whether your insurance or discounted-fee program applies. |
Phone Numbers & Contact Details
| Main Huntington Road line | 541-536-3435 |
|---|---|
| Toll-free / after-hours access | 888-558-9674 |
| Fax | 541-536-8047 |
| Main clinic address | 51600 Huntington Rd, Suite 101, La Pine, OR 97739 |
| Planned Wellness Center | 51615 Bluewood Avenue, La Pine, OR 97739 — confirm operating status before visiting. |
Before You Leave: 60-Second Patient Checklist
- Confirm the appointment date, arrival time and exact building.
- If using walk-in care, call first because hours can change without notice.
- Confirm your exact insurance plan or ask for discounted-fee help.
- Complete only the patient forms staff tells you to use.
- Bring your current medication and allergy information.
- Bring relevant records, referral information or immunization history if requested.
- If you need transportation help, contact the outreach team before the appointment date.
- Use Huntington Road for regular LCHC medical care unless your appointment confirmation specifically gives another location.
Frequently Asked Questions
Where is La Pine Community Health Center located?
La Pine Community Health Center’s main Huntington Road clinic is at 51600 Huntington Rd, Suite 101, La Pine, OR 97739. The main phone number is 541-536-3435.
What are the current La Pine Community Health Center hours?
The Huntington Road clinic lists appointments Monday through Friday from 7:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Saturday opening ended permanently in September 2026. Walk-in clinic hours can change without notice, so call 541-536-3435 before traveling if you need walk-in care.
Is La Pine Community Health Center open on Saturday?
No. La Pine Community Health Center announced that Saturday closures at the Huntington Road location became permanent starting in September 2026. Contact the clinic Monday through Friday for appointments and use the after-hours phone line when the clinic is closed.
Does La Pine Community Health Center accept walk-ins?
The Huntington Road clinic offers a walk-in clinic, but its official page says walk-in hours are subject to change without notice and recommends calling ahead if possible. Same-day appointments with your regular provider may also be available.
What services are available at La Pine Community Health Center?
Services include primary care for children, adults and seniors, preventive care, prenatal care, chronic illness management, mental and behavioral health, clinical pharmacy support, imaging, walk-in care and access to on-site or visiting partners such as laboratory, physical therapy, dermatology, orthopedics, podiatry and counseling. Availability can depend on the service and schedule.
Can uninsured patients get discounted care?
La Pine Community Health Center is a Federally Qualified Health Center and offers a discounted-fee program based on income. The outreach program also describes low-cost office visits, discounted procedures, prescription discounts and other assistance. Ask for the current discounted-fee application and documentation requirements before your visit.
How do I make an appointment at La Pine Community Health Center?
You can call 541-536-3435 or use MyChart to schedule from available appointments. New patients should schedule first before completing online new-patient forms, following the instructions on the health center’s patient forms page.
Does La Pine Community Health Center have telehealth and MyChart?
Yes. The current MyChart page describes telehealth visits and lets patients manage appointments, request prescription refills, view test results, message the care team, track immunizations and pay bills. Telehealth availability depends on the type of visit and provider.
Is the La Pine School-Based Health Center still providing LCHC medical care?
No. La Pine Community Health Center ended its medical sponsorship at the La Pine School-Based Health Center after October 2, 2026. Physical healthcare at that school site closed until a new medical sponsor is onboarded, while behavioral health and WIC services remain available through their respective programs. LCHC patients can continue using the main Huntington Road clinic.
Is La Pine Community Health Center an emergency room?
No. It is a community primary-care health center, not a hospital emergency department. For life-threatening symptoms or immediate danger, call 911. The clinic provides 24/7 after-hours phone access for medical advice when the office is closed.
Official Resources for Final Action
Appointment or walk-in question: start with the official Huntington Road clinic page, then call 541-536-3435 if you need same-day or walk-in availability.
New patient: schedule first through the official appointment page, then use the official forms library for the packet staff requests.
Cost or transportation help: review the LCHC outreach resources and ask about discounted fees, OHP assistance, prescription help, transportation or medical supplies.
Portal: use the official MyChart guide for portal access, telehealth information, results, refill requests and nonurgent care-team messaging.