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A COVID Vaccine message from President Barack Obama

LifeSpring Community Health continues to provide COVID-19 vaccines to our patients, their families, and the community. Please contact us if you have any questions or concerns and get vaccinated to protect yourself, your family, and our community.

COVID-19 VACCINE hours:

‍Mondays

3 - 5 pm COVID-19 Vaccines LifeSpring Community Health 1042 East 3rd Street Suite 200 Chattanooga 37403

Wednesdays

10 am - 12 pm COVID-19 Vaccines South Chattanooga Recreation Center 1151 W 40th St Chattanooga 37409

Thursdays

12 - 2 pm COVID-19 Vaccines Glenwood Community Center 2610 E Third St Chattanooga 37404

‍There will be no testing times at our clinic. Free take home RAPID ANTIGEN tests are available WHILE SUPPLIES LAST. You may come by between 9 am - 3 pm Monday through Friday to request your take home testing kits.

Watch this video for reflections on LifeSpring in 2020 and what is happening in 2021.

Chattanooga is mourning the loss of two beloved men and leaders in our community.  At LifeSpring, we pause to honor them.  We are grateful for their lives and their support and partnership in serving our community.

Chris Ramsey, a beloved Chattanooga native, known for his tireless effort to bridge the health care gap in minority communities passed away Saturday following a battle with COVID-19.

Ramsey has been a vocal advocate for our community and the work we do at LifeSpring Community Health.  He has long been associated with the Minority Health Fair, which has grown into the area's largest health fair.  In 2020, he spearheaded efforts to bring COVID-19 testing to underserved communities.  Chris also provided a testimonial video during our #GivingTuesday campaign.  We were blessed to know him and partner with him.  We celebrate his life and grieve with his wife Lacreesha and their three children.  

William R. “Bill” Painter, went home to be with the Lord on January 11, 2021 at the age of 84.  He was a retired captain having served his country as a Master Sergeant in the United States Marine Corps.  For meritorious service during the 1964 Congolese uprisings, he was awarded the Joint Service Commendation Medal rescuing and evacuating missionaries and wounded nationals. Bill served in Vietnam 1967-68 during the infamous “Tet Offensive” receiving many awards including the Combat Action Ribbon. After retirement from the United States Marine Corps, he came to Chattanooga and lived here ever since. Bill was a member of Grace Baptist Church where he participated in 40 short-term mission construction projects in more than 18 countries.  LifeSpring's Johanna Hernandez said about Bill: "He had a heart for missions local and abroad and a heart for other people demonstrating God's love for everyone, young and old."