jericho road patient portal

How to contact Broadway Health Center?

Call 716-529-3020 to reach us at our Broadway health center.

How to contact Buffalo City Mission?

Call 716-919-6870 to reach us at our Buffalo City Mission (E. Tupper Street) health center.

What to bring to a dental visit if you don't have insurance?

If you don’t have insurance, please bring proof of your household income (a recent check stub or letter from employer) and cash, check, or credit card to pay for your visit.

Can I telehealth a patient?

We do offer telemedicine. Please call your preferred health center location to inquire or set up an appointment. We can also switch your previously scheduled appointments to a telemedicine appointment if you'd like. Telemedicine is available for many follow-up appointments (i.e., if you have a scheduled check-in for a chronic condition or if you need a visit to get a medication refill), as well as sick visits. If you have a fever, cough, or other symptoms, we can assess those in a telehealth visit without bringing you into the office. You don't need to download anything special to take advantage of this option but you will need a smartphone, tablet, or computer with an internet connection and functioning camera.

Where is the parking lot in Jericho?

There is a municipal parking lot one block west of our office on Jericho Turnpike. Parking is available up to eight hours.

Do you need a referral for a medical exam?

You must have a physician referral-your exam cannot be performed without it .

Highlights

Jericho Road is a training setting that enables you to work with interprofessional maternal health care teams that address social determinants of health while dealing with population health management, quality improvement and high-risk pregnancy case management.

Priscilla Project

Jericho Road is a training setting that enables you to work with interprofessional maternal health care teams that address social determinants of health while dealing with population health management, quality improvement and high-risk pregnancy case management.

What is Jericho Road Community Health Center?

Jericho Road Community Health Center (JRCHC) provides primary healthcare and supportive programming to low-income residents and refugees in the City of Buffalo. Jericho Road has a shared history as Jericho Road Family Practice (JRFP) and Jericho Road Ministries (JRM). Started by Dr. Myron and Joyce Glick in 1997 as a small family practice, JRFP has provided safety net healthcare for low-income and refugee community members, targeting areas of concentrated poverty in Buffalo. JRM was founded in 2002 to provide more integrated care through programs that address non-medical, poverty-related barriers. The two organizations merged in 2013 to serve the community more holistically and more sustainably as a Federally Qualified Health Center.

What is Jericho Road?

Jericho Road is a NYS Office of New Americans Opportunity Center, one of 27 centers in the State that provides ESOL, naturalization, and employment support for refugees.

What is the Priscilla Project?

Priscilla Project: pregnancy mentoring for refugees and/or low-income women, to promote healthy moms and babies;

What is Hope Refugee Drop-In Center?

Hope Refugee Drop-In Center: case management for Buffalo-area refugees to help them navigate systems, access services, and overcome life challenges in a new country and culture;

Is Jericho Road open in 2021?

In 2021, Jericho Road will move its smaller East Side location into a brand new health center building and will open a new West Side clinic and education space specifically for its growing family medicine residency program.

When was Jericho Road Community Health Center founded?

Founded in 1997, Jericho Road Community Health Center is a federally qualified health center and a level 3 patient-centered medical home serving 17,573 patients with 320 deliveries in 2017.

What diseases are common during residency?

This includes not only common diagnoses like diabetes, hypertension and COPD, but conditions that are more prevalent globally such as Hepatitis B, HIV and tuberculosis.

Does Jericho Road have interpreters?

Jericho Road is staffed with in house interpreters to facilitate translation during visits.

What is the phone number for the Jericho Road test?

Should you have questions about your test results, please call our COVID-19 hotline at 716-348-3007.

Does Jericho Road require a prescription?

Jericho Road is providing diagnostic (nasal swab) testing for patients only. You are not required to have an appointment, insurance, or a prescription. If you do have insurance, your insurance company will be billed for your test (s). We recommend that you speak with your insurance company to understand your coverage.