This group provides detoxification services. The help is for adults who are suffering from acute withdrawal symptoms. The services are provided 24/7. The program can last anywhere from three to eight days. Please call or visit the website for more information.

Crisis/Emergency Line: 239.275.4242

This program teaches patients best practices for managing their diabetes. Please call or visit the website to learn more.

Patients can learn about:

• Maintaining Blood Sugar
• Meal Planning
• Medications
• Physical Activity
• Preventing Complications

This program is for pregnant women, infants and children up to age 3. It helps parents have a healthy baby. Please go to website.

Services Include:

• Breastfeeding & Childbirth Education
• Care Coordination & Outreach
• Home Visits
• Nutritional Services & Counseling
• Parenting Education & Support
• Stop Smoking Assistance

Early Head Start program is a federally funded program that offers free pre-school services to pregnant mothers and babies from birth through three years old. For more information call 754.321.1961 (option 4) and go to website.

• Early childhood development
• Medical and dental services
• Nutrition services
• Services for children with disabilities

This group offers family practice, dental, pharmacy and eye care services. Please call or see website to learn more.

Phone/Fax
941-708-8700 ADMINISTRATION
941.708.8706 ADMINISTRATION Fax
941-708-8710 DENTAL
941-708-8713 FAMILY
941-708-8650 OB/GYN
941-708-8520 PHARMACY
941-708-8728 PHARMACY Fax
941-750-8797 VISION

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NFMC continues to offer discounted services to patients who are low income, uninsured or underinsured.. Please call for more info.

Services include:

• Diagnostic Laboratory
• General Primary Medical Care
• Gynecological Care
• Immunizations
• Non-Emergency Medical Services
• Referral to Mental Health
• Referral to Specialty Services
• Referral to Substance Abuse
• School / Sports / Work Physical
• Screenings
• Voluntary Family Planning
• Well Child Services

Visit the links below to learn more. Please visit website to find locations.

This center runs an emergency shelter. There are minimal entry requirements. Entry can be made every day from 4:00 p.m. until 8:00 p.m. The beds are available on a first-come, first-served basis. Overnight clients are assigned a bed. They also have access to a variety of services. Please call or visit the website for more information.

Access is available to:

Lotus House provides a range of services to women and children.

• Clothing
• Computer Classes
• Educational Workshops
• Food
• Job Training and Placement
• Legal Referrals
• Medical and Mental Health Treatment
• Pre-natal care, birthing and parenting classes
• Shelter
• Tutoring

Call for more information.
Email: cynthiap@lotushouse.org

This department handles information about diseases that can spread to others. They work with things like rabies, lead, medical waste, and diseases passed through blood. They give rabies vaccines and investigate cases of food poisoning.

They also teach how to prevent sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) and HIV/AIDS. They help people with AIDS by providing care and support. They offer HIV testing and counseling.

Please call or visit the website for more information.