For you and your family · Comprehensive care

Doctor, pharmacy, counseling, and dental — as much as we can under one roof.

You should not have to assemble your care from four different places. We built four pillars: primary care, a pharmacy with lower-cost medicines, behavioral health for all ages, and dental — starting with children.

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  1. 1 of 4 · What can I get here?

    Four pillars, one team.

    Primary care — a doctor or nurse practitioner who knows you — is the center. Around that sit our in-house pharmacy (opened November 2025) so many medicines cost less, counseling and mental-health support for children and adults, and dental care with a special focus on kids.

    If a piece is not in this building yet, we arrange it. You should leave with a next step, not a shrug.

  2. 2 of 4 · What happens after the visit?

    A plan you can actually follow at home.

    We look at what is going on (tests and check-ins), treat it (therapy, medicine, equipment), then keep you well over the year. If you have a long-term condition such as diabetes or high blood pressure, your team keeps a year-long plan so everyone is working from the same list.

    A CareCoach is a person on your team who helps between visits — the sheet, the ride, the refill reminder — not a second doctor.

  3. 3 of 4 · Does this change as I get older?

    Kids, adults, and older adults have different doors.

    Children: we work to keep medicines affordable and dental care in reach. Adults: ask about sliding fee if money is tight. Older adults: a yearly wellness visit is the foundation, plus a plan if you live with more than one chronic condition.

    Bring your medicine bottles. We will line them up with the list. We will not print dosing tables on a flyer — your pharmacist and clinician read the label with you.

  4. 4 of 4 · What about mood and crisis?

    We will ask. We will not leave you alone with it.

    A short mood screen (two questions) may be part of a visit. If it is positive, we connect you with a clinician. Counseling notes stay in your medical chart, not on a public page.

    If you or someone with you needs a person right now, call or text 988.

Crystal River Health Center is operated by Citrus County Rural Health, Inc. These pages explain how we care for you and your family. Your official medical chart stays at the clinic. For an appointment, call (352) 565-7342. If you or someone with you needs a person right now, call or text 988.

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