On-Site Pharmacies
A Pharmacy you can trust.
Our licensed and experienced pharmacists are committed to serving the patients of Family Health Center. Under their care, patients can rest assured knowing that their prescription needs will be taken care of and their questions answered. We welcome all patients.
FHC has a team of pharmacists and pharmacy technicians who are here to give every patient a quality care and service experience. Our full-service pharmacy offers a collection of medications for infants, children, teens, and adults. In addition to helping patients with their prescription needs, our pharmacy can provide diabetes education assistance.
What We Offer
- One-On-One Medication Reviews and Education
- Reviewing Your Medications For Drug or Food Interactions
- Suggesting New Medications Which May Work Better For Your Body
- Tips and Tools To Help You Remember When and How to Take Your Medications
Make an Appointment
- 269.349.2641
Available Locations
Moses L. Walker Building
- 117 W. Paterson St., Kalamazoo, MI 49007
- Get Directions
Alcott Building
Frequently Asked Questions
What is preventive care?
Preventive care includes regular oral exams, cleanings and fluoride treatments by a dental professional twice a year. It also includes oral cancer screenings and X-rays to deeply examine teeth and bones. Dental professionals should also provide tips for improving your oral hygiene.
How much will this cost?
Most dental insurance plans cover most or all of the costs related to our services. If you are uninsured, the cost is determined by our sliding fee scale, which lowers the cost of care based on how much money a person makes and how many people are in their family. This helps make healthcare more affordable for people with lower incomes.
How can I prevent cavities?
Cavities can be prevented by brushing in the morning and at night everyday. Additionally, adults and children should floss daily and avoid soda, juice, candy and other sugary items when possible. Snacking on crunchy vegetables and consuming water is a healthier option. Children who get thirsty before bed should be offered water rather than milk or juice.
What do I do in case of a dental emergency?
Signs of dental emergencies can be tooth pain, loss of teeth, facial swelling and blood in the mouth. In the case of dental emergencies, you should visit one of our dental locations as soon as possible. Dental emergencies are prioritized and patients are usually treated the same day. For life-threatening emergencies, please call 911.
How can I practice good oral hygiene at home?
Brushing twice a day, in the morning and at night, and flossing once a day will help keep your teeth and gums healthy.
You should visit the dentist twice a year for basic preventive care.
What is a fluoride treatment, and why is it important?
Fluoride is a natural mineral that helps strengthen tooth enamel and prevent cavities. During a fluoride treatment, a concentrated form of fluoride is applied to your teeth—usually as a gel, foam, or varnish. It’s a quick, painless way to protect teeth, especially for children and anyone at higher risk of tooth decay.
Where can I find trusted information about oral health?
We recommend visiting the American Dental Association (ADA) for reliable dental health resources, and SmileMichigan.com for Michigan-specific information on oral health and access to care.
What is the Dr. Lisandra Soto Dental Day of Caring?
Our annual Dr. Lisandra Soto Dental Day of Caring provides free dental services to community members who might not otherwise have access to care. This event is made possible through the generosity of our dental team, volunteers, and community partners. Follow our social media or check our events page for upcoming dates and details on how to participate or volunteer.
Do you accept new patients?
Yes! We welcome new patients of all ages. To schedule an appointment, call our office at 269.349.2641. We accept most insurance plans and offer sliding fee discounts for those who qualify.
How can I join the dental team at Family Health Center?
We’re always looking for passionate dental professionals who want to make a difference in our community. If you’re interested in joining our team, visit our Careers page to view open positions and learn more about working at Family Health Center.
A team Dedicated to You.
We take most forms of insurance, except through VA. We also accept Medicaid. If you are uninsured, the cost is determined by our sliding fee scale, which lowers the cost of care based on how much money a person makes and how many people are in their family. This helps make healthcare more affordable for people with lower incomes.