Acute care for illness and injury		Preventive and well child care
	Physicians on-call 24/7		Referrals to pediatric specialists
	Case management		Chronic disease management
	Lab and radiology services		Mental health counseling
	Pharmacy Assistance		Assistance with Medicaid/FAMIS enrollment
	Language Assistance
	Appointments available 6 days a week

APC is open by appointment Monday through Friday 9 am to 5 pm and Saturday from 9 am to 11:30 am. Hours are subject to change. Please call ahead to confirm your appointment.

Each year APC provides more than 10,000 clinical visits annually to 2,400+ children living in poverty in Arlington County. Please click here to see the most recent Annual Report for more details.

Please call 703.271.8134 to schedule an appointment to register your child. Parents must show proof that children meet the following eligibility requirements:
Less than 19 years of age
Resident of Arlington County
Family income at or below 200% FPL
Not covered by private insurance

Eligibility is assessed before the first medical appointment and annually thereafter.

APC accepts Medicaid, FAMIS Plus, and FAMIS. Fees for uninsured patients are deeply discounted from fifty percent (50%) to one hundred percent (100%) depending on family income.

Providing comprehensive, quality, compassionate care to Arlington’s most vulnerable children is labor intensive. Visits are often longer because children’s health care has been delayed, or even denied. They are sicker and have more complications from illnesses or injuries left untreated in the past. Interpreters may be necessary as the majority of APC parents are recent immigrants. Case management is complex as families cope with the social and emotional issues of poverty, limited education and acculturation. Physicians, care coordinators and case managers must provide intensive parent/patient education to overcome these challenges.

As a result, total payments received from Medicaid, FAMIS and patients covers only 33% of APC expenses. Annual operating losses would exceed $1 million were it not for the ongoing support of Virginia Hospital and the community.

Community support funds thousands of visits for uninsured children each year. It helps pay for medications for children whose families cannot afford them. Contributions purchase supplies and equipment so APC has the resources it needs to provide outstanding care.

For more information about how to make a donation, contact Director of Development Lesley Parker 703.271.8113 or click here to download a contribution form which can be sent directly to:

Arlington Pediatric Center
601 S. Carlin Springs Road
Arlington, VA 22204
Attn: Lesley Parker Director of Development

United Way Agency # 47444
Combined Federal Campaign Agency # 8296

Volunteers help APC extend its limited financial resources as far as possible. Volunteers have served as interpreters, providing the vital link between pediatricians and parents who do not speak English. Volunteers read to children in the waiting area, serving as role models for parents and teaching children the joys of reading. Volunteers provide administrative support for our office management. Of course, volunteers are also the heart and soul of our fundraising efforts. Volunteer opportunities are available during office hours: 9:00 am through 5 pm Monday through Friday. Some special projects and fundraising assistance is needed during evening and weekend hours. To complete a volunteer application, please click here.