Introduction Ambulatory care provides an important contact between the healthcare facilities and the people benefiting from this program. This raises the importance or need for their careful planning both in terms of facilities and staff, among other issues. In the consideration of the program for the ambulatory health care center, issues such as efficiency, quality, and diversity of the services provided must be considered. Quality means that the services provided must not only march the requirements, but also be up to a certain standard or level. This is determined by the quality of staff such as the education level and the facility used. Efficiency would mean being able to serve as large number of patient as possible compared to those who seek the intervention. The program for running the facility must therefore take into consideration issues of the possible number of clients to be served. Ambulatory care centers also perform a crucial role as taking-in points for the patients who require medical attention; serve as points of contacts for the on-going, routine, and follow-up practices; serve as centers for referral operations for specialized services; and offer services such as emotional, psychological, social and psychiatric support. The quality of the program to run the facility is therefore very essential because it might influence the quality, efficiency and the diversity of the services provided. There is need for consideration of the likely influential factors to the quality and the efficiency of the program. In the face of the increasing cost of healthcare, primary care can perform an important role by ensuring that they coordinate care for specialty services, while easing the situation for shortage of nurses and medical practitioners in the advent of increasing demand of healthcare. Ambulatory services have been used to provide outpatient services through the use of redesigned hospital ambulatory facilities, in the face of overcrowding at hospitals, wrong mix of services, problems related to equipment and personnel (Austin, Stephen, Williams & Ernest, 1997). Among the activities arising as a result of competition in the field of ambulatory services include purchase of medical practices, development of health plans and joint ventures (Warren & Annette, 2006). The paper presents a program for ambulatory primary care center. This ambulatory primary care program focuses on a community-based primary care and urgent care settings. Components of the Program Current demands in public health care require a diverse approach to solutions offered by clinics and medical institutions. Due to the diverse needs of the society as related to health needs of the individuals, it is important that institutions have a diversified approach towards providing health solutions in terms of biomedical services and educational programs. The primary focus of this initiative is to provide medical services to the residents. These services are of a wide scope and include provision of drugs for chronic illnesses, medical check-ups and clinical services. Provision of these services will be carried out by professionals who have been employed by the center and who have been considered competitive enough through training on the current needs, challenges and opportunities for ambulatory primary health care. In addition, the initiative will include provision of counseling services for the residents, social and emotional support. Professional counseling shall be available to groups who are interested after request, or after the individuals have been identified