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El Proyecto del Barrio’s Northridge Clinic provides accessible and affordable health care services to the growing underserved population in West San Fernando Valley communities.
NOTICE TO PATIENTS – This practice serves all patients regardless of your ability to pay. Discounts for medical, dental and mental health services are offered depending upon family size and income. You may apply for a discount at the front desk. Thank you.
AVISO PARA PACIENTES – Los centros de salud ofrecen servicios de atención médica primaria y preventiva, sin considerar la capacidad de los pacientes para pagar. Los cargos generados por los servicios de salud se calculan de acuerdo con el tamaño y el nivel de ingresos de la familia del paciente. Pacientes pueden aplicar para servicios medicos con la recepcionista en la clínica. Gracias
Funded by:
Federal, State and Los Angeles County
Service Area:
West San Fernando Valley
Referral Services:
Enrollment, Assistance and Referrals for Medi-Cal, Medicare and Healthy Families
Transportation Services:
Transportation available upon request
Federal Tort Claims Act (FTCA): This health center receives Health and Human Services (HHS) funding and has Federal Public Health Service (PHS) deemed status with respect to certain health or health-related claims, including medical malpractice claims, for itself and its covered individuals.
CORPORATE OFFICE:
8932 Woodman Avenue
Arleta, CA 91331
Phone: (818) 810-3500
Fax: (818) 221-3750
Email: ContactUs@ElProyecto.us
We conduct more than 175,000 office visits with patients each year
Our quality of care is well above the state average
We’ve helped underserved populations since 1971
El Proyecto’s Behavioral Health Program provides counseling and referrals to men and women with substance abuse and mental health problems, including specialized services for women who are pregnant, postpartum or parenting. The Program is staffed by bilingual and drug-certified counselors. It assists men and women in areas including domestic violence/sexual abuse, self-esteem, peer support, life skills, health education, drug education, 12 step/relapse, and parenting who receive treatment rather than incarceration.
