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Florida Community Health Centers Renews Patient-Centered Medical Home Certification for 10 Facilities
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FL Community Health Centers Renew PCMH Certification for 10 Sites

Florida Community Health Centers has renewed its Patient-Centered Medical Home certification for ten facilities, enhancing coordinated care across communities from Lake Okeechobee to Palm Beach Island.

10/10/2026 · West Palm Beach edition

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Florida Community Health Centers (FCHC) has renewed its Patient-Centered Medical Home (PCMH) certification for ten of its healthcare facilities. The certified locations span communities from Lake Okeechobee to areas near Palm Beach Island.

The ten FCHC facilities that renewed their PCMH certification are located in Clewiston, Lakeshore Medical, Fort Pierce, Indiantown, Moore Haven, Pahokee, Stuart, Darwin Square, Dr. Fred Brown Children’s Health Center, and Port St. Lucie Pediatrics. This renewal affirms their adherence to rigorous standards for high-quality, coordinated patient care.

PCMH certification recognizes healthcare organizations for providing comprehensive, coordinated, and patient-focused services. The certification aims to improve the quality, safety, and efficiency of patient care, particularly for individuals managing chronic conditions.

The repeated achievement of this certification across multiple sites demonstrates FCHC's commitment to enhancing primary care services. Patients utilizing these ten FCHC locations will experience healthcare centered on their individual needs, with improved coordination between providers and specialists.

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