This office provides medical services for adults and children.

Discounted fees are available, depending on your income level. They accept Medicare, Medicaid and most insurance plans.

Please see the website for hours.

New Port Richey location:
2114 Seven Springs Blvd., Suite 300
Trinity FL 34655
727.645.4185
Adult and Pediatric services

Zephyrhills location:
37920 Medical Arts Court
Zephyrhills FL 33541
352.518.2000
Adult, Pediatric and Dental services

This office practices general dentistry. They also do routine cleanings and cosmetic dentistry.

They work by appointment but can also take walk-ins and emergency patients.

Please see the website for hours.

VA offers primary care services for veterans. They offer a wide range of services. Please call for more information.

Toll Free: 1.800.308.8387

This hospital has a psychiatry program for children and teens. They treat conditions such as ADHD, anxiety, depression, psychoses, eating disorders and behavior problems. They see patients from ages 4 to 17. They do not have an inpatient psychiatric unit.

Please see the website for all services.

This program serves anyone who has had a traumatic brain injury (TBI). You may apply for services directly or be referred by a doctor or agency. They serve survivors, their families and caregivers.

Services:
Education
Support
Online resource directory

This web portal is their online library of TBI information:
http://www.byyourside.org

Please see the website for all services.

Toll Free Helpline: 1.800.992.3442
New Port Richey Support Group: 727.236.9426
Hudson/Hernando City Support Group: 727.375.5395

American Cancer Society provides the Road to Recovery program. This program offers free transportation services to and from treatment. Please call or visit website for more information.

This agency collects used hearing aids. They are available to persons over 65 with limited income.

Please see the website for details.

This agency conducts free hearing screens by appointment. They offer hearing evaluation for hearing aids and ear molds at competitive rates. They have speech and communication evaluations and speech/language therapy. Speakers are available on topics relating to speech, language, and/or hearing. They provide hearing aids for children age 3-18 years. They serve all ages.

People who are disabled due to injury or disease may qualify for an assistance dog. These highly trained dogs are able to assist with many tasks. There are 4 types of assistance dogs:

• Facility - assists in an education or health care setting
• Hearing – assists the hearing impaired
• Service – assists with daily tasks
• Skilled Companion – assists physically, mentally or developmentally disabled