COVID-19
Daily Planet Health Services is actively monitoring the spread of coronavirus (COVID-19).
Medicaid has expanded in Virginia!
As of January 1, 2019 more adults in Virginia have access to quality, low-cost and no-cost health insurance.
Connecting the dots for those in need.
Daily Planet Health Services is a community health center providing team-based integrated healthcare.
Primary Care
Wellness Visits, diabetes testing/management, asthma/nebulizer treatments, lab testing, family planning, immunizations and vaccines, comprehensive care & chronic disease management.
Behavioral Health Care
Mental health and substance use counseling (group, individual, and family), psychiatric evaluations, medication management.
Latest DPHS News
Effort underway to vaccinate people without homes
“There is a new effort underway to make sure Richmond’s homeless community receives COVID-19 vaccinations. Dr. Patricia Cook leads the effort as Chief Medical Officer at Daily Planet Health Services — a federal grantee.”
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Effort underway to vaccinate people without homes
Daily Planet begins on-site push to vaccinate Richmond’s homeless population
“A push is underway to ensure the COVID-19 vaccine reaches the arms of Richmond’s most vulnerable residents. The Daily Planet Health Services, a safety net healthcare provider, kicked off a series of on-site vaccination events at homeless shelters around the city this week.
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Daily Planet begins on-site push to vaccinate Richmond’s homeless population
PHOTOS: COVID-19 vaccines for the homeless in Richmond
Richmond Health District partnered with the Daily Planet to give the Moderna vaccine to the homeless at the Homeward shelter Tues.,
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PHOTOS: COVID-19 vaccines for the homeless in Richmond
Richmond community clinics essential to filling health care gaps among Black, Latino populations get vaccinated
“The time, 12:37 p.m., was scribbled onto a white sticky note that clung to Bri Avendano’s plaid lapel, indicating the end of a required 15-minute wait to gauge any reaction following the first shot against COVID-19.