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Your Trusted Healthcare Partner in West Virginia
Community Care of West Virginia (CCWV) is a Federally Qualified Health Center dedicated to transforming healthcare access across West Virginia. With 18 community health centers, 50 school-based sites, and 10 pharmacies, we provide comprehensive medical, dental, and behavioral health services to over 50,000 patients annually. Our team of 600+ professionals, including board-certified physicians and specialists, utilizes state-of-the-art technology to deliver culturally appropriate, cost-effective care. Founded on principles of community commitment and compassionate care, we prioritize chronic disease management and quality outcomes while ensuring accessibility regardless of patients' ability to pay.Our leadership team combines decades of local expertise with innovative approaches to address rural healthcare challenges, including telehealth services and school-based health programs. Recognized nationally for excellence, CCWV remains steadfast in its mission to help communities achieve healthier lives through personalized, holistic care.
Services
Primary Care
Walk-In Care
Behavioral Health
Addiction Medicine
Pediatrics
Pharmacy Services
Dental Care
Telehealth Appointments
Lab Services
School-Based Health
Highlights and features
- We operate 60+ healthcare locations across West Virginia with 500+ medical professionals
- Our team includes board-certified physicians and specialists in chronic disease management
- We utilize advanced electronic health records for coordinated patient care
- We provide care regardless of patients' ability to pay through federal funding
- Our school-based health centers serve students and staff in 50+ educational institutions
Associations and certifications
- Federally Qualified Health Center (FQHC)
What people say
Friendly staff
Passionate about their role
Soothing clinic environment
Personalized care
Accessible healthcare
Services
Primary Care
Our primary care services provide comprehensive healthcare for patients of all ages. We offer preventive care, chronic disease management, and acute illness treatment through board-certified physicians and nurse practitioners. With extended hours and walk-in availability, we ensure accessible care for West Virginia families.
Behavioral Health
We deliver evidence-based mental health treatment for adults and children through licensed therapists and psychiatrists. Our services include individual counseling, medication management, and crisis intervention. Specialized programs address depression, anxiety, and trauma-related disorders in rural communities.
Addiction Medicine
Our comprehensive addiction treatment program offers outpatient care for substance use disorders. Certified providers use medication-assisted treatment combined with behavioral therapies. We specialize in addressing opioid addiction through personalized recovery plans and ongoing support services.
School-Based Health
We operate 50+ school-based health centers providing medical care for students and staff. Services include physical exams, immunizations, and acute care visits. Our program improves healthcare access for children in pre-K through high school across multiple West Virginia counties.
Telehealth Appointments
Our telehealth services enable patients to receive medical consultations remotely. Using secure video technology, providers deliver care for chronic conditions, mental health, and follow-up visits. This service expands access for patients in rural areas with limited transportation options.
People
Patricia Collett
Chief Executive Officer
PA-C with 20+ years of West Virginia healthcare leadership experience. Holds Bachelor of Medical Science and MBA. Expanded school-based health centers and CareXpress initiatives. Appointed to WV Wesleyan Board of Trustees in 2025.
Kimberly R. Becher
Chief Medical Officer
West Virginia native with Marshall University medical training. 2016 Outstanding Rural Health Provider and 2022 WV Family Doc of the Year award recipient. Led CCWV's pandemic response. Practicing family physician with 10+ years of leadership experience.
Rosemary Thomas
Board President
Higher education leader with degrees from Clemson, USC, WVU, and Harvard. Former Davis & Elkins College administrator. 30+ years of nonprofit management experience. Committed to community service through multiple organizational involvements.
Kristi Walker
Chief Operations Officer
Marshall University healthcare administration graduate. 10+ years with CCWV in roles expanding behavioral health and substance abuse programs. Mother of six with focus on operational efficiency and quality improvement in rural healthcare delivery.
Jamie Parker
General Counsel
West Virginia University graduate and Air Force veteran. Former HIPAA officer at University of Alabama and WVU Health Sciences Center. Specializes in healthcare compliance and patient privacy protection. Serves as legal advisor for CCWV operations.
Questions
What services does Community Care offer?
We provide primary care, behavioral health, addiction medicine, pediatrics, pharmacy services, dental care, telehealth, and school-based health programs.
Do you accept uninsured patients?
Yes, as a Federally Qualified Health Center we offer care regardless of insurance status with sliding fee discounts available for eligible patients.
How can I book an appointment?
Schedule online through our patient portal, call your preferred location, or visit walk-in centers in Bridgeport, Buckhannon, and Clarksburg.
Are telehealth options available?
Yes, we offer virtual appointments for chronic disease management, mental health, and follow-up visits using secure video conferencing technology.
What pharmacy services do you provide?
Our 10 pharmacy locations offer prescription fulfillment, medication management, and immunizations with extended hours in most community health centers.
Do you have school-based health centers?
We operate 50+ school-based clinics providing medical care for students and staff in pre-K through high school across multiple West Virginia counties.
Reviews (5)
Old Bones
Oct 30, 2021
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The receptionist should be terminated immediately. After advertising for walk-in rapid COVID and Flu-A/B via internet and phone menu, I was told, We dont do that anymore. My son is displaying all but one symptom and I have to travel tomorrow. When asked about an exception to policy due to circumstances, she replied Like I said before, set an appointment. I was not remotely rude or upset. She was condescending at best. I hope she feels powerful in her rolling chair. This is as far as her professional career will ever go due to her attitude. Dr. Ray Leonard just lost a long-time patient
M. George
Nov 30, 2019
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Showed up at 3:50 on Saturday. The sign says they are open till 4. The door was locked and they lady inside looked at us and turned around. No one even came to the door. Pretty crummy when my sick 7 year old was standing with me......
Virginia Oldaker
Jan 29, 2018
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I advise anyone with children DO NOT TAKE YOUR CHILDREN HERE..I had my daughter here the week beforw last and misdiagnosed her then when i call my daughter pediatricians to make an appt they informed me she was no longer a patient there bc Community Care took it upon theirselves to ILLEGALLY have my daughters records pulled and transfered to their office when I DID NOT give any consent for that or sign any papers allowing it!!!
Natalie Brattin
Oct 01, 2017
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Visited this clinic in Buckhannon on 12/26/2017. We were told an hour wait, all together it took 3 hours. We spent about 10 minutes with the nurse practitioner. It was a quick assessment on a 2 y/o boy, she looked at his throat and listened to his lungs. She did not look up his nose or in his ears. Swabbed him for the flu (neg) and gave him Zofran, at this point we were in the hall outside the exam room ( too warm ). When asking questions about his treatment and future care with an antibiotic if he wasn't better in a few days, the NP just walked away stating we should google it. And that was the
MaeKenzie Tenney
Aug 26, 2017
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Such rude people. I will never come back. Came in at 1:30, doctor decided to come in at 3:00 then remark on how I should have arrived earlier because they are working overtime. PATHETIC.
