Community Care Center

06/16/2026

06/15/2026

❤️Community is at the heart of everything we do. ❤️

On Saturday, a group of CCC staff and volunteers were at the Cobblestone Farmers Market Donation Station, collecting fresh food donations for our patients. During the event, a shopper stopped by and shared something that touched our hearts—she told us she had been a patient at Community Care Clinic many years ago and said, “CCC saved my life.”

❤️Stories like hers remind us why our mission matters and how a caring community can make a lasting difference.❤️

📣We’d also like to extend a special thank you to Fulbeck Farms for their generosity. They offered discounts on fresh vegetables purchased for donation to the Donation Station, helping even more nutritious food reach patients in need.

Thank you, Fulbeck Farms, and thank you to everyone who donates, volunteers, shops, and supports efforts that make our community healthier. Together, we are nourishing lives and building a stronger, healthier future for all. 🥕🍅🥬

06/13/2026

💚 June is PTSD Awareness Month 💚

Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) can affect anyone who has experienced or witnessed a traumatic event. While the effects may not always be visible, support and healing are possible.

If you or someone you love is struggling with anxiety, flashbacks, sleep difficulties, depression, or other symptoms related to trauma, you don't have to face it alone. Seeking help is a sign of strength.

Our counseling team is here to provide compassionate, confidential support to help you navigate life's challenges and begin the healing process.

📞 Schedule a counseling appointment today and take the first step toward wellness. 336-723-7904

06/13/2026

Great day at Cobblestone Farmers Market in West Salem with CCC’s Donation Station! Shoppers purchased fresh fruits & veggies from local farmers to donate to our CCC patients.

06/11/2026

⏳ 37 days to go to Beat the Heat!
Walk, run, or cheer—just join us!
There’s still time to join Team CCC or support a fundraiser.💙

✔ Staff/Supporters: use CCCStaff (50% off)

Let’s finish strong!

06/11/2026

Today, we were honored to welcome 25 faculty members, clinicians, researchers, and community engagement leaders from the Atrium Health Wake Forest Baptist School of Medicine as part of their community tour.

The group spent the day exploring organizations and institutions that shape health, opportunity, and well-being in our community. During their visit to the Community Care Clinic, we shared how we provide medical, dental, behavioral health, and specialty care services to uninsured individuals in Forsyth, Davie, and Stokes counties. We also had a candid conversation about the barriers our patients face and the partnerships needed to create innovative solutions.

A special thank you to Keena Moore for organizing this experience and including the CCC. We are grateful for the opportunity to connect with future leaders in medicine and public health who are committed to understanding the social, economic, and cultural factors that impact health outcomes. Together, we can build stronger partnerships, expand access to care, and create healthier communities for all.

06/09/2026

Celebrate Oral Health Month with Healthier Smiles!

06/06/2026

🔥🏃‍♀️ Beat the Heat 5K is coming! 🏃‍♂️🔥

Join the Community Care Clinic team for the Cook Medical Beat the Heat 5K on July 18, 2026!

CCC staff and supporters can use discount code "CCCStaff" for 50% off registration.

✅ Sign up to walk or run
✅ Support community health
✅ Get a free CCC Team Shirt when you register!

Scan the QR code to sign up today.

Let’s show up, move together, and Beat the Heat for a healthier Forsyth County! 💙🧡

06/05/2026

👨🏽‍⚕️💙 June is National Men’s Health Month 💙👨🏻‍⚕️

Did you know?

📊 Men are less likely to seek preventive healthcare and routine screenings than women. In fact, women are nearly twice as likely to seek preventive care.

📊 Only about 60% of men receive an annual routine checkup, while 40% wait until a serious health issue arises before seeing a healthcare provider.

📊 Heart disease remains the leading cause of death among men, followed by cancer and unintentional injuries.

📊 More than 50% of men have high blood pressure, and nearly 40% of adult men are living with obesity.

National Men’s Health Month is a reminder that early detection, regular checkups, healthy eating, physical activity, and mental health support can save lives.

At Community Care Clinic, we encourage men of all ages to take charge of their health by:
✅ Scheduling annual wellness visits
✅ Monitoring blood pressure, cholesterol, and blood sugar
✅ Staying physically active
✅ Prioritizing mental health
✅ Talking openly about health concerns

Your health matters—not just for you, but for your family, friends, and community.

💙 This month, make yourself a priority. Schedule a checkup. Ask questions. Take the first step toward a healthier future.

06/03/2026

The CCC (and the world) has lost a hero. Dr. Philip Howard McKinley, Jr. passed away on May 26, 2026. From his obituary:
"Philip began mission work in 1990 at a clinic in Mexico and continued serving in Kenya, Honduras, Peru, Nevis, Haiti, and in the United States, returning to several locations for many years. His dedication to patients of all backgrounds, lead him to studying Spanish and reading Spanish novels. After twenty years of seeing up to 80 patients a day, he donated his practice to Duke in 1999- a gift that was unheard of at the time. This allowed him to devote more time to mission work while continuing to serve patients through Duke Eye Center in Winston-Salem.

In 2005, while working part-time, Philip earned his Master of Public Health from UNC Chapel Hill. As part of his studies, he completed a preceptorship at Emory University focused on HIV/AIDS, then traveled to Ahuas, Honduras to a remote Moravian clinic where his research helped inspire a mother-to-child HIV transmission prevention program.

When the Community Care Center opened in Winston-Salem, Philip helped establish its Eye Care Program and volunteered there for more than twenty years. He considered caring for others a privilege and calling."

It's an honor to be included among the many places and ways Dr. Mckinley served over his lifetime.

View Philip Howard McKinley Jr.'s obituary, send flowers and sign the guestbook.