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Your Family Health Guide to El Paso: Where to Find Care and Support

From primary care clinics to crisis hotlines, here are the resources families in El Paso can turn to for medical and behavioral health services.

By El Paso Wellness Desk · Published July 24, 2026

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For families in El Paso, knowing where to turn for medical care-whether it's a routine checkup, an immunization, or a mental health crisis-can make all the difference. The city offers a network of clinics, hotlines, and community health centers designed to serve residents with or without insurance, providing a solid foundation for family wellness.

Primary Care and Preventive Services

The City of El Paso's CommUnity Care Center is a key entry point for family health. Located at 5115 El Paso Dr., Suite B, the center provides family health and preventive care services. It is open Monday through Friday, 8 AM to 5 PM, and appointments can be made by calling (915) 212-0200 and selecting option 5 [source 1]. This clinic is a convenient option for residents needing a primary care home or routine checkups.

Centro de Salud Familiar La Fe offers a wider network for families. It provides specialized primary and preventive health care, including immunizations, medical and dental services, at multiple locations throughout El Paso. The main phone number to reach La Fe is 915-545-4550 [source 2]. Families can use this number to find the nearest location and schedule appointments.

Clinics for Families Without Coverage

For families who have lost health insurance or are navigating life without coverage, El Paso has several income-based clinics. These include Project Vida, Centro San Vicente, and the El Paso Baptist Clinic. These facilities serve moms and general family health needs, offering a safety net for those without private insurance [source 3]. They provide an essential option, ensuring that financial barriers don't prevent families from receiving care.

Crisis and Behavioral Health Support

Mental health is a critical part of family wellness. Emergence Health Network provides 24/7 crisis and behavioral health support for families in El Paso. For immediate help, the toll-free crisis hotline is 1-877-562-6467, and the local hotline is 915-779-1800. For those seeking non-emergency counseling appointments, the number is 915-242-0555 [source 4]. These services ensure that help is available around the clock for families facing a mental health emergency or ongoing behavioral health needs.

Additional Support for El Paso Health Members

For members of El Paso Health, additional resources are available around the clock. The plan offers a 24-hour Nurse Line at 1-844-549-2826 and a Behavioral Health support line at 1-877-377-2950. These lines are toll-free and accessible seven days a week [source 5]. Whether a parent needs medical advice in the middle of the night or support for a child's behavioral health, these phone-based resources provide immediate access to professionals.

Maintaining family health in El Paso involves knowing which door to knock on for each need-from a primary care appointment at the CommUnity Care Center to a crisis call to Emergence Health Network. While this guide covers the essential services, families are encouraged to consult their own medical professionals for personal health advice tailored to their specific situations.

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