Quality Health Center Services are in McDowell County, WV

Tug River Health Association is a non-profit agency governed by a community-based board, providing top-quality health care and dental care to patients, no matter their income.


Tug River Health offers a sliding scale fee based upon your household income. For over 30 years we've provided reliable care in all areas of medicine for individuals and families in Welch and throughout West Virginia. Our team of board certified and licensed doctors and nurses will ensure you and your family are healthy and get the care you need. Call us today to schedule an appointment!

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Medical & Dental Services

Are you looking for a health care provider but worried about the cost? Effective and reliable medical care is now available to all individuals regardless of your ability to pay. We offer a full array of services including:

  • Health screenings
  • Vaccinations
  • Prescriptions
  • Illness treatments
  • Dental care
  • And much more!

Our health care team of doctors and nurse practitioners work collaboratively to meet our patient’s needs. Whether you're suffering from an unexpected illness or injury, or you simply require general medical attention without waiting for an appointment, we're here for you. Visit us today! 

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About Us

As an FQHC facility, we've been in existence since April 1976 and now operate five federally qualified health centers. Our staff of highly skilled, board licensed and certified doctors and care professionals can ensure you receive the medical treatments you need for a cost-effective price. We're committed to providing personalized care to every patient we treat and we're happy to answer your questions. Call us today!

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Convenient & Affordable

We offer 24/7 patient coverage. Our caring medical and dental staff is fully licensed and has years of experience.

We can work within your budget and ability to pay. Walk-ins are always welcome. Call or visit us today and get the medical care you need!

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This health center is a Health Center Program grantee under 42 U.S.C. 254b, and a deemed Public Health Service employee under 42 U.S.C. 233(g)-(n).

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