California's Clinic World
A clinic is a health care delivery setting primarily engaged in providing outpatient health care furnishing diagnostic and therapeutic services. This includes medical history, physical examination, assessment of health status and treatment for a variety of medical, dental or behavioral health conditions. Care provided in this setting is often referred to as “primary care.”
There are a number of clinics in California that provide primary care services. These clinics are identified in a number of ways based on how they are licensed by the state and whether or not they are federally certified.
A clinic is a health care delivery setting primarily engaged in providing outpatient health care furnishing diagnostic and therapeutic services. This includes medical history, physical examination, assessment of health status and treatment for a variety of medical, dental or behavioral health conditions. Care provided in this setting is often referred to as “primary care.”
There are a number of clinics in California that provide primary care services. These clinics are identified in a number of ways based on how they are licensed by the state and whether or not they are federally certified.
The following provides a visual depiction of California’s clinic world from a Rural Health Clinic perspective.
