Migrant Health Center Western Region (MHC) is a non-profit healthcare organization based in western Puerto Rico that specializes in providing medical services to migrant and seasonal agricultural workers and their families. Established as part of the federal Health Center Program, MHC operates multiple clinical facilities across Puerto Rico’s western region. The organization offers comprehensive primary healthcare services, including medical, dental, behavioral health, and preventive care. MHC particularly focuses on addressing the unique healthcare challenges faced by agricultural workers, including occupational health issues, pesticide exposure, and barriers to healthcare access. MHC operates under Section 330(g) of the Public Health Service Act and receives federal funding to provide care regardless of patients’ ability to pay. The center utilizes a sliding fee scale based on family size and income to make healthcare services more accessible to underserved populations. The organization maintains partnerships with various community organizations and educational institutions to enhance its service delivery and conduct outreach programs. MHC also provides enabling services such as transportation assistance, translation services, and health education to ensure comprehensive care for its target population. The center employs bilingual staff and cultural competency training to better serve its diverse patient base.