History of The Center for Family Health

• A second SBHC opens at the Middle School at Parkside at 2400 Fourth Street. A vote was held to let the students name the new health facility. The Teen Health Center at Parkside is temporally located in an unused classroom.
• Interfaith Clinic expands its services to provide primary health care to all area patients. The clinic name is changed to Interfaith Health Center.
• For the first time, The Center provides more than 100,000 visits in one calendar year.

• The Center sponsors the 30th annual Groundhog Gallop and holds Step into Health Party
• The Teen Health Center at Parkside moves into a new clinic inside the school. Services are expanded to include Dental Services. A glass-mosaic Eagle thanks our many donors.
• The Center announces new logo to reflect mission of Opening the Door to Health Care for All.
• A full time therapist is added to the Interfaith Health Center, expanding services into behavioral health.
• CFH begins to provide Mobile Dental services to area schools.

• The Center sponsors the 31th annual Groundhog Gallop and holds Step into Health Party.
• CFH joins Jackson County Medical Records (JCMR) allowing The Center to participate in county-wide electronic medical record access for our patients.
• A van is purchased to expand our Mobil Dental Services to area schools.

• The Center sponsors the 32nd annual Groundhog Gallop
• CFH annouces plans for a school health center at Jackson High School
• The Center annouces the purchase of the former Art Moehn Car Lot in downtown Jackson and plans for a new $10m health center.
• The Interfaith Shelter Clinic moves to 300 Washington Ave to offer expanded service. The name is changed to the Rose City Office.

• The Center sponsors the 33rd annual Groundhog Gallop
• CFH begins capital campaign for new downtwon building

• The Center sponsors the 34th annual Groundhog Gallop
• The Center opens our third School-Based Health Center at Jackson High School in April.
• CFH sponsors a photo contest to find art to decorate the new building downtown.
• After years of planning, the Center moves into its new downtown building in June. The Medical Office, Dental Office, Women's Health Center, Rose City Offce and Administration are all brought together under one roof.
• CFH expands its services to include an in-house pharmacy