Neighborhood Health Care Incorporated

Neighborhood Health Care Incorporated, doing business as Neighborhood Family Practice (NFP), is a non-profit, tax-exempt corporate entity established in 1980 and located in Cleveland, Ohio. The organization operates a network of community health centers providing integrated, high-value healthcare services to medically underserved populations across Cleveland and Cuyahoga County. NFP's mission focuses on delivering comprehensive primary care to diverse patient populations, regardless of their ability to pay, with a patient base that includes 29% non-English speakers, 24% Hispanic, 18% Black, 46% White, and 11% Asian patients.

Through federal grant awards, primarily from the Health Resources and Services Administration's Bureau of Primary Health Care, NFP has received multiple project grants addressing critical healthcare needs. These grants have supported expanded services including HIV prevention and testing, COVID-19 vaccination efforts, primary care HIV prevention, Ryan White HIV/AIDS program services, and infrastructure support. Notable recent awards include a $500,000 annual grant to expand clinic hours at two locations, increasing access to integrated primary care, behavioral health, midwifery, dental, HIV, and pharmacy services. NFP has also received sub-awards from organizations like Case Western Reserve University and the Ohio Department of Job & Family Services, participating in research on healthcare delivery changes and multiple chronic conditions. The organization's federal grant portfolio demonstrates a comprehensive approach to addressing healthcare disparities, with a focus on expanding service accessibility, integrating care models, and serving vulnerable populations in underserved urban communities.