School-Based Health Centers are a critical part of the nation’s healthcare safety net, expanding access to care for millions of children directly within school settings. In 2024, there were 4,446 school-based health center sites operating across the country, serving nearly 9.8 million children. Overall, children represent 29 percent of all patients seen at community health centers, highlighting the central role these providers play in pediatric care.
School-Based Health Centers: A Model for Pediatric Access and Integrated Care
May 05, 2026
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