St. Croix Regional Family Health Center

02/27/2026

St. Croix Regional Family Health Center and Eastport Health Care are proud to share an important step forward for health care in Washington County.

Our two organizations are uniting to build a stronger, more integrated community health system—one that enhances access to care, elevates local services, and secures a sustainable future for the patients and communities we proudly serve.

This merger is about future-proofing the vital services we provide to Washington County by creating a larger, more stable healthcare network with broader services and a stronger voice in the state and federal issues that affect our service area. This partnership builds on what already works. Patients will continue seeing the same trusted providers and staff, visiting the same locations, and receiving the same compassionate, patient-centered care - now with expanded services, improved coordination, and greater resources across the region.

By uniting our teams and missions, we are better positioned to recruit providers, invest in facilities and technology, advocate for our communities, and bring more services closer to home.

Most importantly, this is about people - our patients, our staff, and the future of health care in Washington County.

We look forward to sharing more updates in the months ahead, as we thoughtfully bring our organizations together. Visit our websites for more information.

📞 Questions? Contact us anytime:
St. Croix Regional Family Health Center: (207) 796-5503
Eastport Health Care: (207) 853-6001

02/25/2026

02/23/2026

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02/11/2026

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02/09/2026

We have the best team! If you aren't a patient but want to be and want to experience all we can do for you, fill out this convenient form. We look forward to serving you!
https://scrfhc.org/patient-interest-form/

02/06/2026

We are so honored and proud! We thank everyone who helped us achieved this accomplishment.

02/06/2026

February 6, 2026, marks National Wear Red Day, a special moment during American Heart Month when people across the country come together to support women’s heart health. The American Heart Association’s Go Red for Women movement shines a light on how deeply cardiovascular disease affects women. Heart disease is still the number one cause of death for women in the U.S., effecting nearly half of all women over 20.

The red dress has become the campaign’s signature symbol—a bright, bold reminder that women’s heart health matters and that heart disease isn’t just a men’s issue. It’s a simple way to spark conversations, show support, and encourage women to take charge of their heart health.

National Wear Red Day works to:
Increase public understanding of heart disease and stroke in women.

Encourage women to have routine health screenings and to track blood pressure, cholesterol, and blood sugar.

Inspire healthier daily habits, including regular physical activity, nutritious eating, and effective stress management.

Support continued research, education, and advocacy efforts focused on women’s heart health.

02/05/2026

To participate in our Question of the Month, share your thoughts online at www.scrfhc.org or on a comment card at your next visit for a chance to win a gift card!