Find the Right Northside Health Center
Looking for Northside Community Health Center hours, a doctor, walk-in care, affordable treatment or a new-patient appointment? Start by checking the location. Several independent clinics share this name, and their hours, services and appointment numbers are different.
2332 Beverly Hills Dr.
Fort Worth, TX 76114
817-625-4254
Mon–Thu: 7:20 a.m.–7 p.m.
Friday: 7:20 a.m.–6:30 p.m.
213 Middlebury St.
Goshen, IN 46528
574-534-3300
Published hours: 8 a.m.–6 p.m., with 12–1 p.m. lunch closure. Confirm operating days.
View Indiana details1800 Louisiana Ave.
Lafayette, LA 70501
337-232-6787
Hours vary by weekday. Confirm the current schedule by phone.
View Louisiana detailsInformation reviewed October 21, 2026. Hours may change on holidays or with staffing and clinical schedules.
Fort Worth Northside: Hours & Contact
The Fort Worth center is operated by North Texas Area Community Health Centers (NTACHC), a nonprofit federally qualified health center serving Tarrant County. The site is also associated with the Morris Foundation Building.
| Information | Details |
|---|---|
| Address | 2332 Beverly Hills Drive, Fort Worth, TX 76114 |
| Appointments | 817-625-4254 |
| Medical records fax | 817-740-8612 |
| Monday–Thursday | 7:20 a.m.–7:00 p.m. |
| Friday | 7:20 a.m.–6:30 p.m. |
| Saturday–Sunday | No regular weekend hours listed on the official location page |
| Administrative office | 817-625-4709 |
Medical Services Available in Fort Worth
NTACHC provides primary and preventive healthcare for adults, children and families. These services are included in its published clinical information; appointment availability and which clinician can provide a specific service should be confirmed when booking.
Annual physicals, same-day sick visits, vaccinations, diabetes and hypertension management, laboratory services and referrals when needed.
Well-child examinations, vaccinations, sick visits, lab tests, and behavioral health coordination from childhood through adolescence.
Well-woman exams, contraception, pregnancy testing, prenatal and postpartum care, sonograms, STI testing and treatment, and related care.
Individual counseling, group or family sessions, and available phone or video appointments for eligible patients.
An on-site pharmacy supports prescription filling and refills. Confirm medication availability, accepted coverage and pharmacy operating hours separately.
Vision examinations and eyeglass prescriptions, including examinations related to diabetes, glaucoma, cataracts, macular degeneration, dry eyes and certain eye problems.
Official NTACHC services directory and published clinical services PDF.
Can You Walk In Without an Appointment?
At the Fort Worth Northside center, yes, for certain non-emergency illnesses. NTACHC publishes a Northside Walk-In Care Clinic that operates during regular center hours. It is not an emergency room.
- Colds, flu-like symptoms and sore throats
- Ear infections, pink eye and minor skin complaints
- Mild allergic symptoms and insect bites
- Urinary symptoms and selected STI concerns
- Minor sprains, cuts and uncomplicated burns
- Headaches, nausea and other non-emergency symptoms
- Call 817-625-4254 to check the walk-in queue.
- Explain the patient’s age and main concern.
- Ask whether a scheduled appointment is preferable.
- Bring insurance and identification information.
- Ask about fees if uninsured or self-paying.
- Do not rely on an old promotional walk-in event schedule.
How to Become a New Patient
New patients can begin with NTACHC’s central appointment number. Its official new-patient guidance gives the following practical preparation steps.
- Call 817-625-4254. Tell reception you want care at the Northside location in Fort Worth.
- Explain the visit reason. Specify adult primary care, pediatric care, women’s health, behavioral health, eye care or another service.
- Ask about appointment availability. Confirm date, time, clinician, whether the visit is in person, and any preparation requirements.
- Check payment and insurance. Give the exact insurance plan name, or request information about self-pay and sliding-fee eligibility.
- Prepare patient documents. Bring the items listed below that apply to you and your appointment.
- Arrive according to the clinic’s instructions. Allow time for registration, insurance verification and financial screening if needed.
- Use the official patient process. Complete any clinic-provided forms and retain your appointment confirmation.
New-Patient Document Checklist
| Document | Why it may be needed |
|---|---|
| Insurance card or coverage details | Verification of Medicaid, Medicare, private insurance or other coverage |
| Proof of address | A utility bill, tax statement or another document showing your address |
| Proof of income | Pay stubs, tax forms or employer letter, particularly for uninsured sliding-fee screening |
| Child immunization records | For patients younger than 18 when applicable |
| Newborn hospital paperwork | Discharge papers or temporary birth certificate where applicable |
| Medication list and previous records | Helpful for clinical continuity; ask reception which records are required |
Insurance, Uninsured Visits & Payment
NTACHC accepts patients using a range of coverage types, including Medicaid, CHIP, Medicare, marketplace and commercial insurance plans. Its published information also welcomes uninsured and self-paying patients.
Confirm that your particular plan and network are accepted, that the intended clinician participates, and whether the service requires a referral or prior authorization. Coverage for pharmacy, eye care and behavioral health can differ from ordinary medical visits.
Ask for the sliding-fee discount process. The clinic says proof of income helps determine eligibility and discount levels. A discounted visit is not necessarily free, and the total depends on the service and eligibility.
NTACHC states that applicable payments are expected at the time of service and may be made with cash, check or credit/debit card. Ask about visit charges, laboratory expenses and additional services before your appointment.
Northside Eye Care & Pharmacy
Eye Care Center
The Northside Eye Care Center is located within the Fort Worth facility. Its published services include general eye examinations, eyeglasses prescriptions and examinations for conditions involving glaucoma, diabetes, cataracts, macular degeneration, dry eye, infection or injury.
The organization works with the University of Houston College of Optometry and Lighthouse for the Blind of Fort Worth for clinical and optical services. Ask whether you must first establish care as an NTACHC patient, as well as whether your vision insurance is accepted.
Pharmacy
The Northside location has an on-site pharmacy intended to help patients access medications conveniently. Call ahead about new prescriptions, refills, hours, costs and insurance coverage; general medical reception hours should not be treated as confirmed pharmacy hours.
Northside Community Health Center — Goshen, Indiana
This Northside is not the Texas clinic. It is part of Maple City Health Care Center / CAPS & Maple City and provides medical and behavioral healthcare in Goshen.
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Address | 213 Middlebury St., Goshen, IN 46528 |
| Telephone | 574-534-3300 |
| Fax | 574-534-5412 |
| Published daily hours | 8:00 a.m.–6:00 p.m. |
| Lunch closure | 12:00–1:00 p.m. |
| Care offered | Medical/primary care and behavioral health |
| After-hours doctor-on-call | 574-501-4030, as published in the organization’s patient contact instructions |
New Patients & Dental Services
CAPS & Maple City currently indicates availability for new primary-care and behavioral-care patients, while noting that dental services are not accepting new patients. The group’s separate Maple City Dental site is not the same address as Northside.
Call reception to discuss the specific service, accepted insurance and appointment times. The organization also provides care options for patients unable to obtain health insurance.
Northside Community Health Center — Lafayette, Louisiana
A third clinic using the same name operates at 1800 Louisiana Avenue in Lafayette. Public health directories associate it with Southwest Louisiana Primary Health Care Center.
| Information | Details |
|---|---|
| Address | 1800 Louisiana Ave., Lafayette, LA 70501 |
| Telephone | 337-232-6787 |
| Medical services noted publicly | Immunizations, preventive health and infectious-disease testing/care resources |
| Monday | 8:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m. in the CDC public directory |
| Tuesday | 8:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m. |
| Wednesday | 8:00 a.m.–7:00 p.m. |
| Thursday | 8:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m. |
| Friday | 8:00 a.m.–2:00 p.m. |
The CDC directory identifies services including HIV/STI testing, hepatitis-related testing and prevention, certain vaccinations, family planning and assistance programs. Eligibility, same-day availability, testing procedures and prices must be confirmed directly.
Which Northside Center Should You Contact?
Choose the North Texas clinic for adult healthcare, pediatrics, women’s health, behavioral health, onsite eye care and pharmacy.
Choose the Maple City clinic for primary and behavioral health appointments in Goshen, Indiana.
Choose the Louisiana clinic if you need its community medical or public-health services. Confirm service eligibility and hours.
Before Your Appointment: Practical Checklist
- Verify the exact city, street address and clinic name on your appointment confirmation.
- Confirm that the appointment is for the correct type of care and location.
- Check insurance participation, self-pay pricing and financial-assistance requirements.
- Bring applicable patient documents, medication information and previous medical records.
- Ask about interpreter or accessibility assistance when needed.
- Check whether referrals, lab tests or pharmacy services require another appointment.
- Ask about parking, check-in timing and the latest arrival allowed.
- For a new symptom requiring immediate attention, ask whether walk-in care is suitable or if another care setting is needed.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. Where is Northside Community Health Center located?
Several clinics share that name. The Fort Worth site is at 2332 Beverly Hills Dr., Texas; the Goshen clinic is at 213 Middlebury St., Indiana; and the Lafayette clinic is at 1800 Louisiana Ave., Louisiana. Verify your city before making an appointment.
2. What are the Northside Community Health Center hours in Fort Worth?
The official Texas location page lists Monday through Thursday, 7:20 a.m.–7 p.m., and Friday, 7:20 a.m.–6:30 p.m. Regular weekend hours are not listed. Special events and holiday schedules may differ.
3. What phone number should I call for an appointment?
Call 817-625-4254 for Fort Worth, 574-534-3300 for Goshen, or 337-232-6787 for Lafayette. These are different organizations.
4. Does Northside Community Health Center accept new patients?
The Fort Worth provider advertises new-patient services, and the Goshen organization currently reports availability for primary and behavioral care. Call the appropriate clinic to confirm availability for the type of appointment you need.
5. Can I visit the Fort Worth Northside clinic without an appointment?
The Fort Worth clinic publishes a non-emergency walk-in service during normal operating hours. Call before visiting to confirm the current queue, conditions treated and any service-specific limitations.
6. Does Northside accept Medicaid and Medicare?
The Fort Worth organization lists Medicaid, Medicare and various commercial insurance options. The Goshen organization also welcomes patients with these coverage types. Acceptance depends on the exact plan and service, so verify with the specific clinic.
7. Can uninsured patients receive treatment?
Fort Worth NTACHC welcomes uninsured and self-pay patients and offers income-based sliding-fee screening. Goshen also reports care options for people unable to obtain insurance. Ask about eligibility and expected payment before your visit.
8. Does the Fort Worth clinic provide pediatric and women’s health services?
Yes. NTACHC lists well-child visits, vaccinations and sick visits, along with women’s primary healthcare, pregnancy-related care, family planning and other services. Availability varies by clinician and appointment type.
9. Is eye care or a pharmacy available at Northside?
The Fort Worth location has a Northside Eye Care Center and an onsite pharmacy. Confirm patient eligibility, appointments, pharmacy hours and insurance coverage before visiting.
10. What documents do new Fort Worth patients need?
The clinic lists insurance information, proof of address, proof of income when needed for sliding-fee eligibility, immunization records for children, and hospital paperwork for newborns where applicable. Confirm any additional requirements with reception.
Official Sources & Patient Resources
- North Texas Community Health Centers — locations and hours
- NTACHC clinical services
- NTACHC new-patient requirements
- NTACHC service guide PDF
- Maple City — Goshen Northside location
- CDC — Lafayette public health listing
This is an independent visitor-information guide, not a booking service or a substitute for clinical advice. Contact the provider directly for personalized healthcare, financial eligibility, appointments and changes to opening hours.