centers provide services to minorities, immigrants, refugees, the LGBTQI community, and the uninsured. To meet these needs, clinics usually offer sliding scale or reduced fees for services, and offer free health care to those who cannot afford to pay. In addition to reaching these oft-neglected populations, feminist health centers try to provide sensitive and respectful health care, recognizing health disparities in underserved groups and tailoring their services to the needs of the communities in which they operate. References Bibliography External links Blue Mountain Clinic in Missoula, Montana Cedar River Clinics in Renton and Tacoma, Washington Chicago Women's Health Center in Chicago, Illinois Concord Feminist Health Center in Concord, New Hampshire Emma Goldman Clinic in Iowa City, Iowa Feminist Women's Health Center in Atlanta, GA Joan G. Lovering Health Center in Portsmouth, New Hampshire Mabel Wadsworth Women’s Health Center in Bangor, Maine Choices: Memphis Center for Reproductive Health in Memphis, Tennessee Preterm in Cleveland, Ohio Whole Women's Health multiple clinics in the U.S. Women’s Health - Boulder Valley Women's Health Center in Boulder, Colorado Women’s Health Center of West Virginia in Charleston, West Virginia Women’s Health Center in Duluth, Minnesota Women’s Health Specialists of California in Sacramento, Chico, Redding, and Grass Valley, California Women's health in the United States Feminism and health