PHOENIX, Nov. 28, 2011—Fry’s Food Stores has generously donated $5,000 to Mountain Park Health Center through its “Giving Hope a Hand” campaign, an initiative to support local health organizations providing services related to breast cancer diagnosis and treatment.

Awarded Best Practices in Diversity and Inclusion for the Entire State of Arizona

A new state of the art medical center welcomes the community with bright colors, high ceilings, and superb primary care.

Channel 12 supported MPHC on their opening day with a sneak peak of the new Maryvale clinic.

Mountain Park Health Center Opens New Maryvale Clinic Re-purposed vacant movie theater transformed into ‘medical home’

Proposed changes to AHCCCS are making it more important than ever for single, childless adults to renew their benefits on time. Previously, you might have been able to re-enroll without much difficulty.

Mountain Park Health Center celebrated a number of achievements in 2010. In our annual report, we share with you our financial data, patient survey results, the philosophy behind our healthcare model, our plans for the future and the many people who contributed to our success.

18 bilingual Mountain Park Health Center employees have spent the past ten Saturdays increasing their vocabulary, learning to interpret in a manner consistent with national standards, and examining how culture influences health care encounters in a class called Spanish Bilingual Assistant: Introduction to Medical Interpreting at Phoenix Children’s Hospital.

Susan G. Komen for the Cure® Awards Grant to Mountain Park Funds will help provide breast cancer screenings and treatment for uninsured women

As many Arizonans struggle with rising health-insurance premiums, expensive drug prescriptions or more uncertainty about their Medicaid coverage, nearly 1.3 million people face a different challenge: They have no health insurance at all. by Ken Alltucker - Mar. 6, 2011 12:00 AM The Republic | azcentral.com

Funds will be directed to Maryvale facility’s pediatric services and building renovation. Piper Trust LogoMountain Park Health Center’s Maryvale location is receiving the funds it needs to provide valuable healthcare services for children and to renovate the building, thanks to a $240,000 grant from Virginia G. Piper Charitable Trust.

Celebrate our new Goodyear Center with a 5K run/walk.

Mountain Park Health Centers Chief Executive Officer Dr. John Swagert recently participated in a lively panel discussion regarding the state of Arizona’s health care safety net – and whether one actually exists – on KAET-TV’s Horizon news program.

Mountain Park Health Center Foundation is pleased to announce the recent $28,000 donation from the Board of Visitors to benefit our new Maryvale Clinic.

Goodyear Location Offers Affordable Healthcare Home to Men, Women and Children

Mountain Park Health Center Foundation is pleased to announce recent financial contributions from Wells Fargo ($10,000) and Fry’s Food & Drug Store ($6,000).

We are excited to announce that our Maryvale clinic has found a new home and should be completely renovated and ready for business by early 2011.

Mountain Park Health Center started 2009 with the goal of becoming a more diverse, inclusive and culturally relevant organization.

Recent media reports about the recommended age for a mammogram may have you wondering when to schedule your appointment.

Maria's priority was her family's health. So when it came time to get a mammogram - Mountain Park Health Center helped Maria make sure she would be be able to take care of them.

Mountain Park Health Center differs from most traditional doctor's offices by providing patients with a full range of medical services under one roof.