Medical Center in Edgecombe, North Carolina

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Updated October 31, 2026

Freedom Hill Community Health Center

Medical Center

Tarboro, NC

Carolina Family Health Centers provides medical, dental, pharmacy, and behavioral health services across Wilson, Nash, and Edgecombe counties.

  • Patients seeking medical, dental, pharmacy, and behavioral health services through one organization
  • Patients in Wilson, Elm City, Tarboro, and surrounding counties
  • Patients wanting online access to medical records, test results, care-team messaging, and bill payment

OIC Family Medical Center at Fairview

Medical Center

Rocky Mount, NC

OIC of Rocky Mount operates an HHS-funded FQHC medical center serving Rocky Mount and surrounding Edgecombe and Nash Counties.

  • Patients seeking care from an HHS-funded federally qualified health center
  • Medical services in Rocky Mount and the surrounding Edgecombe and Nash County area

OIC CHEC Center

Medical Center

Rocky Mount, NC

OIC of Rocky Mount operates an HHS-funded FQHC medical center serving Rocky Mount and surrounding Edgecombe and Nash Counties.

  • Patients seeking care from an HHS-funded federally qualified health center
  • Medical services in Rocky Mount and the surrounding Edgecombe and Nash County area

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FAQ

Which Edgecombe County medical center also offers dental, behavioral health, and pharmacy services?

Freedom Hill Community Health Center provides medical, dental, pharmacy, and behavioral health services through its organization.

What does FQHC mean for a patient?

A federally qualified health center participates in the federal Health Center Program. OIC Family Medical Center at Fairview and OIC CHEC Center are listed as FQHC Health Center Program grantees.

How can I find out what a medical visit will cost?

Ask the center about accepted insurance, copays, self-pay rates, and any sliding-fee options before scheduling; prices vary by service and coverage.

When should I use a medical center versus emergency care?

Use a medical center for routine visits and non-life-threatening concerns. For severe breathing trouble, chest pain, stroke symptoms, major bleeding, or another immediate threat, call 911 or go to an emergency department.