About BMS Service Sites

General information about BMS service sites

Since opening its doors in 1982 with only one National Health Corps physician at 444 Thomas Boyland Street in Brownsville, Brooklyn, BMS has grown exponentially to meet the health needs of the communities we serve. BMS now encompasses five medical and three non-medical service sites and employs over 250 staff members.

BMS MAIN

592 Rockaway Ave
Brooklyn, New York 11212
phone: (718) 345-5000
fax: (718) 345-5794

Services provided at this location include:

• Corporate Headquarters W.E.A.L.T.H. (Wellness Education for Achieving Lifelong Total Health) Outreach & Health Education
• Adult Medicine
• Pediatrics
• OB/GYN
• Dermatology
• Dentistry
• Optometry
• Obesity Reduction & Education
• Pre-Natal Care Assistance Program (PCAP) (addressing low birth weight babies and uninsured mothers)
• Reach Out & Read Program (Pediatric Literacy)
• Creating Linkages & Modifying Behavior (CLiMB) Program (Behavioral Health including Psychology, Psychiatry)
• 340B Prescription Drug Program (Discount Pharmaceuticals)
• Physical Therapy

BMS @ GENESIS

360 Snediker Avenue
Brooklyn, New York 11207
phone: (646) 459-9400
fax: (646) 459-9454

Services provided at this location include:

• OB/GYN
• Pediatrics
• Adult Medicine
• HIV Counseling
• Prenatal Care Assistance Program

The BMS Institute for Specialty & Integrative Services @ Bristol

259 Bristol Street, 3rd floor
Brooklyn, NY 11212
phone: (718) 342-1134
fax: (718) 342-1882

Services provided at this location include:

• Adult Primary Care
• TB Respiratory Care
• Pulmonology
• Podiatry
• Surgical Consultations
• Infectious Disease Care
• Positive Options Program
• Low & High Intensity Case Management
• HIV Antibody Testing

BROWNSVILLE COMMUNITY RESIDENTIAL CENTER

657 E. 98th Street
Brooklyn, New York 11236
phone: (718) 345-8605
fax: 718-346-3979

The mission of the Brownsville Community Residential Center (BCRC) is to create a structured supportive environment for persons between the ages of 18 and 65, who are diagnosed with Chemical Dependence-related problems.

The Brownsville Community Residential Center is a twenty-one (21) bed co-ed community residence. The environment is intended for persons without suitable alternatives, who have:

• Completed an inpatient/outpatient program
• Committed to reside in a structured residential environment.
• Committed to participate in peer group activities.
• Committed to continue treatment in a chemical dependence out patient rehabilitation program.

The BMS Life & Wellness Center, Joseph K. Francois Pavilion.

408 Rockaway Ave
Brooklyn, NY, 11212
phone: (718) 345-6366
fax: (718) 345-8988

Services provided at this location include:

• Women, Infant & Children’s Program (WIC) is a special supplemental food & nutrition program for low-income pregnant, breastfeeding women, infants & children. WIC provides nutrition education, free nutritious foods, promotes & supports breastfeeding and makes referrals to health care & social service providers.
• Brownsville Community Awareness Program (BCAP). Six highly integrated HIV/ AIDS services, including the award-winning Community Follow-up Program Low & High Intensity Case Management, Education & Outreach, Referrals, Partner Notification.

BMS @ HELP WOMEN’S CENTER (BMS@HWC)

116 Williams Avenue
Brooklyn, New York 11207
phone: (718) 495-7239
fax: (718) 495-7237

Services provided at this location include:

• Physical & Psychiatric Assessments for homeless women.

BMS @ THOMAS JEFFERSON H.S. CAMPUS

(School-based health center)
400 Pennsylvania Ave, 1st floor
Brooklyn, New York 11207
phone: (718) 345-5000, ext. 2257
fax: (708) 922-0709

Services provided at this location include:

• Routine Primary Care
• Health Education
• Baby Think It Over Program – pregnancy prevention for at-risk adolescents

World Academy for Total Community Health

400 Pennsylvania Avenue
Brooklyn, New York 11207
phone: (646) 326-6179
fax: (708) 922-0709

W.A.T.C.H HIGH SCHOOL A Health-Themed Public High School Approximately 400 students.