Mobile Medical Outreach | Community First Health Services
Homeless Healthcare • Port Huron, MI • Since 1975
About
Summary: Community First Health Centers is a nonprofit primary care and whole-health provider serving St. Clair and Northern Macomb Counties since 1975. Headquartered in New Haven, Michigan, the organization offers medical, behavioral health, and educational services, with 5 pediatric/adult care locations in the Port Huron area and nearby Algonac locations. They emphasize integrated care, digital imaging, on-site lab services, and a patient portal, plus a Sliding Fee Program for uninsured/underinsured and a program aimed at free healthcare for the homeless. They operate as a community health center with a mission to meet diverse medical needs across all ages, including outreach and support services. Key relevance to your query (Mobile Medical Outreach): - While the site highlights overall services and facilities, it does not specify a distinct “Mobile Medical Outreach” program. It does emphasize comprehensive, accessible care across multiple sites and support services, which may include outreach components. For precise details on mobile outreach offerings in Port Huron, consider contacting them directly or checking their Port Huron area locations and program pages.
Clinic Type
Homeless Healthcare
Address
58144 Gratiot Ave, PO Box 480430, New Haven, Michigan 48048, US
Phone
5865528333
MedicalRecordsNH@communityfirsthc.org
Opening Hours
Not published — contact the clinic to confirm hours.
Services Offered
Insurance & Payment
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What Patients Say
Overall sentiment across review platforms: mixed
- BestProsInTown / Yelp: 3.0/5.0 (on Yelp) (86 reviews (New Haven location))
- BestProsInTown: Generally positive praise for service quality (88 reviews (Algonac location))
Patients praise
- Dedicated and compassionate clinical staff
- Friendly and efficient front desk personnel
- Clean and well-organized clinical environments
- Valued medical mobile unit services for underserved populations
- Strong integration of comprehensive services like dental and behavioral health
Common complaints
- Occasional challenges with long appointment wait times
- Communication issues during peak hours or with management
- Reports of unprofessional behavior by specific providers in rare instances
- High employee turnover and concerns over management and communication among staff
"Patients frequently praise the compassionate demeanor of doctors like Dr. Krakowska and Dr. Priebe, highlighting their professionalism and genuine concern."
— Wheree Review Summary"The medical mobile unit at the center has been a great resource, with a courteous and professional staff who have a heart for helping those in need."
— BestProsInTown Review"Horrible place bad enough getting stabbed in the face then to have the doctor point her finger in your face..."
— MapQuest/Yelp user reviewSynthesized from public review platforms as of Jul 11, 2026 — sources: [1][2][3][4].
In the News
- Port Huron Schools select Community First to operate teen clinic - AOL — Apr 21, 2026
- Community First dental clinic reopens Aug. 11 in Port Huron — Aug 7, 2025
- New Mobile Crisis Unit Van creates safer space for St. Clair County residents – The Keel — Apr 24, 2026
- St. Clair County Health Dept services consolidation set Sept. 1 — Aug 29, 2025
- Health service debate remains unsettled St. Clair County — Aug 20, 2025
Information sourced from the clinic's website as of July 11, 2026.
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