Adagio Health provides a full spectrum of high-quality women's healthcare and education services to women, men and communities — regardless of age or ability to pay — and delivers this care at locations and times convenient to the people it serves.
Where you need it. When you need it.
Founded in 1971, Adagio Health operates medical offices and partners with more than 20 other health care services to provide health care at more than 70 sites in 23 counties of western Pennsylvania.
Adagio Health addresses a wide variety of health concerns, such as obstetrics and gynecology, breast and cervical cancer screening, STD testing and treatment, nutrition counseling, teen pregnancy prevention, HIV prevention, sexuality education for teens, community education, parent education and professional training.
Adagio Health serves more than 100,000 women and their families each year. Funding comes from federal and state grants, patient fees, and foundation, corporate, and individual contributions.
Adagio Health provides health care services without discrimination on the basis of race, disability, sexual orientation, financial ability, religion, age, sex, or marital status. Our goal is to enhance reproductive health care for all women.
