Healthcare Services

If you have lost access to care,we want you to knowhelp is available.Healthcare ServicesResource GuidePennsylvania Southwest RegionFor patients in the following counties:Allegheny, Armstrong, Beaver, Butler,Cambria, Fayette, Greene, Indiana, Somerset,Washington, or Westmoreland

Patient Advocacy ProgramWhen a patient who is prescribed a controlledsubstance medication (like an opioid) loses accessto care, they may feel they have no other optionsbut to turn to other sources to avoid withdrawal.Help is available. Patients may find countyresources in this guide that can help.Patients who have questions may also contact thePatient Advocacy Program, Monday through Friday,8:00 AM—4:00 PM.Email: ra-dh-advocacy@pa.govCall:844-377-7367Visit: bit.ly/patientadvocacyPAFind County ResourcesAllegheny.5 -10 Armstrong . 11Beaver .12-13 Butler . 14-15Cambria .16-17 Fayette. 18-19Greene. 20-21 Indiana. 22Somerset . 23 Washington . 24-25Westmoreland . 26-272

Where to Seek CareThe following steps are recommended to patients toaccess care when they are unable to see theirhealthcare provider:1. Contact your primary care provider to discussnext steps in your care.2. If you do not have a primary care provider: Find one by calling the number on the back ofyour health insurance card. Consider visiting a Federally Qualified HealthCenter in your area for healthcare services orfor help getting health insurance. FederallyQualified Health Centers provide services toeveryone regardless of ability to pay. Look upyour County to find local FQHCs.Avoid WithdrawalPatients who have been treated with opioids orbenzodiazepines and lose access to care may be atrisk of medication withdrawal.Signs of withdrawal could be anxiety, nausea,diarrhea, hot flashes, shiver, abdominal cramping,tremor, or dizziness.Contact your local Drug and Alcohol Departmentwhich is a resource that connects patients totreatment services, including options for detoxing.3

Avoid Opioid OverdoseNaloxone is a medicine that can reverse an opioidoverdose and is available through a state-widestanding order, which means people do not need aprescription. Most pharmacies carry Naloxone.Signs of an overdose may include:small, “pin-point” pupils, falling asleep/loss ofconsciousness, slow/shallow breathing, chokingsounds, limp body, or pale, blue, or cold skin.If you suspect someone is experiencing anoverdose:1. Call 911.2. Administer Naloxone, if available.3. Try to keep the person awake and breathing.4. Lay the person on their side to prevent choking.5. Stay with him or her until emergency workersarrive.Find TreatmentHelp is available for anyone who is battlingsubstance use disorder.Get Help Now:Call 1-800-662-HELP (4357)Visit ddap.pa.gov4

Allegheny CountyFederally Qualified Health CentersPlease note, some health centers have more thanone location. You may call the health center to findout if there are other locations closer to you.Cornerstone Care Community Health Center ofClairton 559 Miler Avenue Clairton, PA 15025Phone: 412-226-5454East Liberty Family Health Care Center, Inc.East Liberty Medical Office6023 Harvard Street First Floor Pittsburgh, PA15206 Phone: 412-661-2802Hill District Medical Office373 Burrows Street Pittsburgh, PA 15213Phone: 412-661-2802Lincoln-Lemington Medical and Dental Office7171 Churchland Street Pittsburgh, PA 15206Phone: 412-661-2802Metro Community Health Center1789 South Braddock Avenue, Suite 410Pittsburgh, PA 15218Phone: 412-247-2310North Side Christian Health Center816 Middle Street Pittsburgh, PA 15212Phone: 412-321-40015

Allegheny CountyNorthview Heights Office525 Mt. Pleasant Road Pittsburgh, PA 15214Phone: 412-322-7500Primary Care Health Services, Inc.Alma Illery Medical Center7227 Hamilton Avenue Pittsburgh, PA 15208Phone: 412-244-4730Braddock Family Health Center404 Braddock Avenue Pittsburgh, PA 15104Phone: 412-351-6400East End Community Health Center117 North Negley Pittsburgh, PA 15206Phone: 412-404-4000Hill House Health Center1835 Centre Avenue Pittsburgh, PA 15219Phone: 412-261-0937Hazelwood Family Health Center4918 Second Avenue Pittsburgh, PA 15207Phone: 412-422-9520McKeesport Family Health Center627 Lysle Boulevard McKeesport, PA 15132Phone: 412-664-4122Steel Valley Family Health Center1800 West Street Suite 110 Homestead, PA 15120Phone: 412-461-38636

Allegheny CountyWest End Health Center415 Neptune Street Pittsburgh, PA 15220Phone: 412-921-7200Wilkinsburg Family Health Center807 Wallace Avenue Pittsburgh, PA 15221Phone: 412-247-5216Sto-Rox Neighborhood Health Council, Inc.Sto-Rox Family Health Center710 Thompson Avenue, McKees Rocks, PA 15136Phone: 412-771-6460Hilltop Community Health Center317 Climax Street Pittsburgh, PA 15210Phone: 412-431-3520Squirrel Hill Health Center4516 Browns Hill Road Pittsburgh, PA 15217Phone: 412-422-7442Brentwood Towne Square103 Towne Square Way Brentwood, PA 15227Phone: 412-422-7442Local Drug and Alcohol DepartmentAllegheny County Department of HumanServices/Office of Behavioral Health/Bureauof Drug and Alcohol ServicesOne Smithfield Street 3rd Floor Pittsburgh, PA15222 Phone: 412-350-3328, 412-350-33287

Allegheny CountyCenters of ExcellenceThese centers coordinate care for people enrolled inMedicaid who have opioid use disorder.Treatment is team-based, with the goal ofintegrating behavioral health and primary care.Allegheny Health Network816 Middle Street Pittsburgh, PA 15212Phone: 412-359-4644320 East North Avenue Pittsburgh, PA 15212Phone: 412-359-46441307 Federal North Building Pittsburgh, PA 15212Phone: 412-359-46444800 Friendship Avenue Pittsburgh, PA 15224Phone: 412-359-4647Magee– Women’s Hospital of UPMC300 Halket Street Pittsburgh, PA 15213Phone: 412-641-1211559 Miller Avenue Clairton, PA 15025Phone: 412-641-12114075 Monroeville Boulevard Monroeville, PA 15146Phone: 412-641-1211Tadiso Incorporated1425 Beaver Avenue Pittsburgh, PA 15233Phone: 412-906-98128

Allegheny CountyUniversity of Pittsburgh Physicians GeneralInternal Medicine Clinic200 Lothrop Street 9th Floor Pittsburgh, PA 15213Phone: 412-692-2462UPMC Western Psychiatric Hospital3501 Forbes Avenue Suite 860 Pittsburgh, PA15213 Phone: 412-605-1546Pennsylvania CoordinatedMedication Assisted TreatmentThese locations facilitate access to medicationassisted treatment.Allegheny Health Network, Natrona HeightsOB/GYN1709 Union Avenue Natrona Heights, PA 15065Phone: 724-226-8711Allegheny Health Network, CommunityPrimary Care1000 W View Park Drive Suite 1 Pittsburgh, PA15229 Phone: 412-939-3090Allegheny Health Network, AGH InternalMedicine1307 Federal Street Suite B300 Pittsburgh, PA15212 Phone: 412-359-37519

Allegheny CountyAllegheny Health Network, AHN PositiveHealth Clinic1307 Federal Street Suite B110Pittsburgh, PA 15212Phone: 412-359-8348Allegheny Health Network, Center forInclusion Health Clinic1307 Federal Street Suite B301Pittsburgh, PA 15212Phone: 412-349-4644Allegheny Health Network, North SideChristian Health Center816 Middle Street Pittsburgh, PA 15212Phone: 412-321-4001Allegheny Health Network, Squirrel Hill HealthCenter4516 Browns Hill Road Pittsburgh, PA 15217Phone: 412-422-7442Allegheny Health Network, Forbes FamilyPractice2550 Mosside Boulevard Suite 500Monroeville, PA 15146Phone: 412-457-110010

Armstrong CountyFederally Qualified Health CentersPlease see nearby health center options in Butler orWestmoreland Counties.Local Drug and Alcohol DepartmentArmstrong-Indiana-Clarion Drug and AlcoholCommission, Inc.10829 US Route 422 PO Box 238 Shelocta, PA15774 Phone: 877-333-2470, 724-354-2746Centers of ExcellenceThese centers coordinate care for people enrolled inMedicaid who have opioid use disorder.Treatment is team-based, with the goal ofintegrating behavioral health and primary care.Please see nearby options in Allegheny, Butler, orWestmoreland Counties (pages 5-10, 14-15, or26-27).Pennsylvania CoordinatedMedication Assisted TreatmentThese locations facilitate access to medicationassisted treatment. Please see nearby options inAllegheny or Butler Counties (pages 5-10 or 1415).11

Beaver CountyFederally Qualified Health CentersPlease note, some health centers have more thanone location. You may call the health center to findout if there are other locations closer to you.The Primary Health NetworkAutumn Street Behavioral Health99 Autumn St. Aliquippa, PA 15001Phone: 1-724-857-3570Autumn Street Health Center 99 Autumn St.Aliquippa, PA 15001 Phone: 1-724-375-5754Beaver Falls Health Center Behavioral Health1302 7th Avenue Beaver Falls, PA 15010Phone: 1-724-843-0312Beaver Falls Health Center Primary Care1302 7th Avenue Beaver Falls, PA 15010Phone: 1-724-843-4400Beaver Falls Health Mart1314 7th Ave. Beaver Falls, PA 15010Phone: 1-724-384-0766Rochester Health Center Adult BehavioralHealth 176 Virginia Ave. Rochester, PA 15074Phone: 1-724-770-9095Rochester Health Center Family Medicine176 Virginia Ave. Rochester, PA 15074Phone: 1-724-683-304412

Beaver CountyRochester Health Mart176 Virginia Ave. Rochester, PA 15074Phone: 1-724-987-6085Local Drug and Alcohol DepartmentBeaver County Behavioral Health Drug andAlcohol Program1050 Eighth Avenue Beaver Falls, PA 15010Phone: 724-847-6225Centers of ExcellenceThese centers coordinate care for people enrolled inMedicaid who have opioid use disorder.Treatment is team-based, with the goal ofintegrating behavioral health and primary care.Magee-Women’s Hospital of UPMC2674 Darlington Road Beaver Falls, PA 15010Phone: 412-641-1211Gateway Rehabilitation Center100 Moffett Run Road Aliquippa, PA 15001Phone: 412-604-8900Pennsylvania CoordinatedMedication Assisted TreatmentThese locations facilitate access to medicationassisted treatment. Please see nearby options inAllegheny or Butler Counties (pages 5-10 or 1415).13

Butler CountyFederally Qualified Health CentersPlease note, some health centers have more thanone location. You may call the health center to findout if there are other locations closer to you.The Primary Health NetworkPetroleum Valley Medical Center296 Church Street, Petrolia, PA 16050Phone: 724-756-2940Local Drug and Alcohol DepartmentButler County MH/MR Drug and Alcohol124 West Diamond Street PO Box 1208Butler, PA 16003Phone: 800-292-3866, 724-284-5114Centers of ExcellenceThese centers coordinate care for people enrolled inMedicaid who have opioid use disorder.Treatment is team-based, with the goal ofintegrating behavioral health and primary care.Butler Memorial Hospital1 Hospital Way Butler, PA 16001Phone: 724-284-4274216 North Washington Street Butler, PA 16001Phone: 724-284-427414

Butler CountyMagee-Women’s Hospital of UPMC200 Pullman Square Butler, PA 15010Phone: 412-641-1211Pennsylvania CoordinatedMedication Assisted TreatmentThese locations facilitate access to medicationassisted treatment.Allegheny Health Network, Saxonburg MedicalCenter333 West Main Street Suite 101 Saxonburg, PA16056 Phone: 724-352-842215

Cambria CountyFederally Qualified Health CentersPlease note, some health centers have more thanone location. You may call the health center to findout if there are other locations closer to you.The Primary Health NetworkEbensburg Health Center152 Zeman Drive, Suite 301 Ebensburg, PA 15931Phone: 814-846-5060Tri-County Community Health Center1555 Shawna Road Cherry Tree, PA 15724Phone: 814-743-5449Local Drug and Alcohol DepartmentCambria County Drug and Alcohol ProgramCentral Park Complex 110 Franklin StreetSuite 300 Johnstown, PA 15901Phone: 814-536-5388, 814-535-8531Centers of ExcellenceThese centers coordinate care for people enrolled inMedicaid who have opioid use disorder.Treatment is team-based, with the goal ofintegrating behavioral health and primary care.Alliance Medical Services1425 Scalp Avenue Johnstown, PA 15904Phone: 814-269-470016