School-Based Clinics

Located inside 10 FCPS facilities are school-based clinics managed by HealthFirst Bluegrass Inc. and partially funded by the federal Health Resources and Services Administration. These clinics are like a regular doctor's office and can handle some services without parents/guardians having to leave work, such as ADHD services, acute/sick visits, mental health counseling, and dental treatment.

To help students meet Kentucky's school health requirements, these clinics accept appointments for the following services:

• School physical exams (preschool, kindergarten, and sixth-grade)
• School sports physical exams
• Required immunizations (preschool, kindergarten, sixth-grade, and age 16)

Any student within the FCPS system can be seen in the Healthy Kids Clinics as long as a completed and signed consent packet is on file. Families may fill out the paperwork at home before a scheduled visit or at the clinic. The elementary and the high school clinics operate from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. weekdays when school is in session, and the middle school site (LTMS) is open 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Note: Students who use school-based clinics for primary care are welcome anytime at the HealthFirst clinics at 1640 Bryan Station Rd. and 496 Southland Drive. 

Please bring:

• Insurance card (The clinics accept Medicare, Medicaid and most private insurance.)
• Copy of the student's current immunization record.

KCHIP

Some students might qualify for the Kentucky Children's Health Insurance Program (KCHIP), based on family income. 

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