Programs available statewide - The Agency For Health Care

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A Comprehensive List of State and County Based
Resources for the Uninsured
July 2010
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Forward
This document represents a comprehensive list of programs available and
serving the health care needs of the uninsured in Florida. Other resources exist
that outline various community social service programs, however, this is the first
to focus entirely on health care. While it is intended to be a comprehensive,
exhaustive list of all health care resources provided in Florida’s communities, the
sheer volume of public and private programs available make it likely that some
were omitted from this document. The authors would like to gratefully
acknowledge the assistance and input of the various agencies and partners in
the state, and encourage anyone with additional information on any programs
that may have been overlooked to contact the Office of Medicaid Research
Contracts and Evaluations.
Contact Information:
Chinonye Onwunli, Uninsured Research Analyst
Office of Medicaid Research Contracts and Evaluations
Bureau of Medicaid Quality Management, Florida Medicaid
[email protected]
(850) 412-4667
Cliff Schmidt, AHC Administrator
Office of Medicaid Research Contracts and Evaluations
Bureau of Medicaid Quality Management, Florida Medicaid
[email protected]
(850) 487-3098
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Table of Contents
Forward ................................................................................................................ i
Table of Contents ................................................................................................. iii
Programs available statewide.................................................................................. 1
Alachua County ..................................................................................................... 6
Baker County ........................................................................................................ 6
Bay County .......................................................................................................... 8
Bradford County .................................................................................................... 9
Brevard County ..................................................................................................... 8
Broward County .................................................................................................. 12
Calhoun County .................................................................................................. 12
Charlotte County ................................................................................................. 17
Citrus County ..................................................................................................... 18
Clay County ........................................................................................................ 19
Collier County ..................................................................................................... 20
Columbia County ................................................................................................. 21
Dade County ...................................................................................................... 22
DeSoto County ................................................................................................... 19
Dixie County ....................................................................................................... 27
Duval County ...................................................................................................... 28
Escambia County ................................................................................................ 22
Flagler County .................................................................................................... 23
Franklin County................................................................................................... 34
Gadsden County.................................................................................................. 35
Gilchrist County .................................................................................................. 36
Glades County .................................................................................................... 37
Gulf County ........................................................................................................ 38
Hamilton County ................................................................................................. 39
Hardee County .................................................................................................... 40
Hendry County .................................................................................................... 41
Hernando County ................................................................................................ 41
Highlands County ................................................................................................ 43
Hillsborough County ............................................................................................ 31
Holmes County ................................................................................................... 52
Indian River County ............................................................................................. 53
Jackson County ................................................................................................... 37
Jefferson County ................................................................................................. 38
Lafayette County ................................................................................................. 39
Lake County ....................................................................................................... 39
Lee County ......................................................................................................... 58
Leon County ....................................................................................................... 60
Levy County ....................................................................................................... 43
Liberty County .................................................................................................... 44
Madison County .................................................................................................. 65
Manatee County .................................................................................................. 67
Marion County .................................................................................................... 46
Martin County ..................................................................................................... 47
Monroe County ................................................................................................... 71
Nassau County .................................................................................................... 49
Okaloosa County ................................................................................................. 73
Okechobee County .............................................................................................. 74
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Orange County ................................................................................................... 51
Osceola County ................................................................................................... 53
Palm Beach County ............................................................................................. 79
Pasco County ...................................................................................................... 55
Pinellas County ................................................................................................... 56
Polk County ........................................................................................................ 85
Putnam County ................................................................................................... 59
Santa Rosa County .............................................................................................. 88
Sarasota County ................................................................................................. 60
Seminole County ................................................................................................. 91
St. Johns County ................................................................................................. 92
St. Lucie County.................................................................................................. 63
Sumter County ................................................................................................... 64
Suwannee County ............................................................................................... 96
Taylor County ..................................................................................................... 97
Union County ...................................................................................................... 98
Volusia County .................................................................................................... 99
Wakulla County ................................................................................................. 101
Walton County .................................................................................................. 103
Washington County ........................................................................................... 103
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Programs Available Statewide
Healthy Start Coalition Programs
o Healthy Start – pre- and post-partum care, parenting classes and
support for expectant mothers
o MomCare – provides prenatal care for pregnant women between 150%
and 185% of the federal poverty limit – funded by Medicaid
o Improved Pregnancy Outcome Program – DOH program that ensures
all women will receive prenatal care
o Website: http://www.healthystartflorida.com
Florida Association of Healthy Start Coalitions, Inc.
1311 N. Paul Russell Road, A101, Tallahassee, FL 32301
Phone: 850-488-0288 Fax: 850-922-3622
WIC – provides food and referrals to healthcare for mothers with infants and
children under age 5
o Website: www.floridawic.org
4025 Esplanade Way Tallahassee, FL
Phone: 850-245-4202 Fax: 850-922-3936
Florida KidCare - funded through the state of Florida and the federal
government; provides Medicaid coverage for kids above the federal poverty
limit.
Healthy Communities, Healthy People Program, a comprehensive and
community-based health promotion and wellness program designed to
reduce major behavioral risk factors associated with chronic diseases. It is
funded through the state of Florida and the CDC.
Healthy Families Florida – home visitation for families with children,
newborns up to age five, that provides counseling, connects them with
medical care, and arranges other social services:
o Website:http://www.healthyfamiliesfla.org/index.asp
The Florida MediKids Program is the health insurance program designed to
provide health insurance to children and teens under age 19 whose families
may have too great an income to qualify for Medicaid, but who may not be
able to afford health insurance. The program is funded by the federal
government and the state of Florida.
Florida Breast and Cervical Cancer Early Detection Program- funded through
the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) – offered in nine
counties, open to all FL residents
o Website: http://www.doh.state.fl.us/family/bcc/
American Cancer Society – local chapters provide counseling and referrals for
treatment
Florida Vision Quest – provides eyeglasses to kids in locations around the
state
o Website: http://www.flvq.org/aboutJVQ.asp
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Salvation Army-local chapters of the Salvation Army provide a variety of
social services and mental health counseling
Angel Flight Southeast – provides air transport to distant treatment facilities
for the medically needy:
o Website: www.angelflightse.org
Better Hearing Institute Hotline – information and sources of assistance for
hearing loss sufferers:
o Website: www.betterhearing.org
Brain Injury Association of Florida – advocacy and support for brain-injured
people and their families:
o Website: www.biaf.org
American Cancer Research Center – free information and psychological
support for cancer patients and their families:
o Website: www.amc.org
CancerCare – counseling, education, financial assistance and practical help
for cancer patients and their families:
o Website: www.cancercare.org
Children’s Medical Services – case management for kids with chronic
conditions up to age 21:
o Website: http://www.cms-kids.com
American Diabetes Association – local chapters provide information and
resources for diabetes patients:
o Website: http://www.diabetes.org
Florida Elks Children’s Therapy Services – operates six hospitals around the
state that provide free orthopedic care and other services
o Website: www.flelks.org
o 24175 Southeast Highway 450
Umatilla, FL 32784-8219
(352) 669-2171
Florida Alliance for Assistive Services and Technology – referrals and financial
aid for assistive technologies for the disabled:
o Website:www.faast.org
o 1 Tampa General Cir
Tampa, FL 33606-3571
(813) 844-7591
Family Network on Disabilities of Florida – training, resources, referrals and
support groups for disabled people and their families:
o Website: http://fndfl.org/aboutfnd.htm
American Heart Association – local chapters provide information and support
for heart disease patients:
o Website: www.americanheart.org
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Florida Hemophilia Association – events, support, and referrals for treatment
for hemophilia patients:
o Website: www.floridahemophilia.org
Partnership for Prescription Assistance – assistance with prescription drugs
for those who qualify:
o Website: https://www.pparx.org/Intro.php
National Kidney Foundation of Florida – support and resources for kidney
disease patients and their families:
o Website: http://www.kidneyfla.org
La Leche League – pregnancy and breastfeeding support:
o Website: http://www.lllflorida.com/
American Lung Association of Florida – treatment referrals, education and
resources for patients with a wide variety of lung diseases, provided through
local chapters:
o Website: www.lungfla.org
Lupus Foundation of America – support groups, treatment referrals, outreach
and resources for lupus patients
o Greater Florida Chapter:
http://www.lupus.org/webmodules/webarticlesnet/templates/gflorida_
home.aspx
o Southeast Florida Chapter:
Website: http://www.lupusfl.com/
Make-a-Wish Foundation – grants wishes for children with life-threatening
illnesses
o Central and Northern Florida and Suncoast:
Website: www.wishcentral.org
o Southern Florida:
Website: sfla.wish.org
March of Dimes, Florida Chapter: Bilingual prenatal education and resources:
o Website: http://www.marchofdimes.com/florida/florida.asp
National Multiple Sclerosis Society – services and support for multiple
sclerosis patients
o North Florida Chapter: www.nationalmssociety.org/FLN
o Mid-Florida Chapter: www.nationalmssociety.org/FLN
o South Florida Chapter: www.nmssfls.org
Muscular Dystrophy Association – support and financial assistance with
medical equipment for children with muscular dystrophy up to age 21:
o Website: www.mdusa.org
Planned Parenthood – low-cost women’s health services
o North Florida:
o Website: http://www.plannedparenthood.org/north-florida/
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Southwest and Central Florida:
http://www.plannedparenthood.org/ppswcf/
o Greater Miami, Palm Beach and Treasure Coast:
http://www.plannedparenthood.org/gmpbtc/
o North Central Florida:
http://www.ppncf.org/
o Greater Orlando:
http://www.ppgo.org/
o Northeast Florida:
http://www.plannedparenthoodnefl.org/sites/web/index.cfm
o South Palm Beach and Broward Counties:
http://www.lovecarefully.org/
o Collier County:
https://ppfa.org/collier-county/index.htm
Florida Prostate Cancer Network – free support groups and resources for
prostate cancer patients:
o Website: http://www.charityadvantage.com/www.florida-prostatecancer.org/HomePage.asp
RX Hope - a collection of patient assistance programs for over 1000
medications:
o Website: https://www.rxhope.com/
Tourette Syndrome Association, Florida Chapter – direct assistance, support
groups and resources for Tourette Syndrome patients and their families:
o Website: www.tsa-fl.org
National Organization for Transplant Enlightenment – financial and emotional
support for organ donor families and transplant recipients
Southeastern Guide Dogs, Inc. – free guide dogs for the blind and visually
impaired:
o Website: http://www.guidedogs.org/
Ryan White CARE program – provides care to HIV-positive individuals with
incomes less than 300% of the FPL in a variety of locations around the state:
o Website: http://careacttarget.org/community/state.asp?abbr=FL
Florida Area Health Education Centers – partner with Florida’s medical
schools to provide primary care and health education to all 67 counties:
o Website: http://www.flahec.org/index.html
Vision USA – connects low-income people with no vision insurance to
optometrists who volunteer their services; a service of the American
Optometric Association:
o Website: www.florida.aoa.org
o For applications call: 1-800-766-4466
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Volunteer Health Services Program – local providers volunteer their
professional services to low-income, uninsured residents; administered
through DOH:
o Website:http://www.doh.state.fl.us/tobacco/VHS/archive/Volunteer/in
dex.html
o Phone: 850-245-4151 Fax: 850-922-6296
Project: Dentists Care – volunteer dental services provided statewide
o Website: http://www.floridadental.org/public/outreach/project.html
o Resource Guide:
http://floridadental.org/public/outreach/documents/PDC_ResourceGuid
e.pdf
Florida Baptist Convention Mobile Dental Van – travels around the state
delivering free dental care to indigent patients
o 1230 Hendricks Avenue
Jacksonville, FL 32207
Phone: 800-226-8485
Florida AIDS insurance continuation program – makes direct payments to an
HIV/AIDS patient’s employer’s insurer to continue medical, dental, mental
and optical health coverage if it is discontinued because of their condition:
o Website:http://www.doh.state.fl.us/DISEASE_CTRL/aids/care/aicp.html
AIDS Drug Assistance Program – HIV/AIDS drugs for qualified patients:
o Website:http://www.doh.state.fl.us/disease_ctrl/aids/care/adap.html
Pfizer for Living – prescription drug assistance:
o Website: http://www.pfizerforliving.com
Lions Clubs – free eyeglasses, cataract surgery and other services for the
blind and visually impaired
o Website: http://lionsofflorida.org/stateoffice.html
o Lions of Florida and Bahamas
7200 Lake Elenor Dr.
Suite 100
Orlando, FL 32809
Phone: 407-859-7174
Fresh Start Surgical Gifts – free reconstructive surgery for children who meet
income requirements:
o Website: www.freshstart.org
o Fresh Start Surgical Gifts
2011 Palomar Airport Rd, Suite 206
Carlsbad, California, 92011
U.S.A.
Phone: 760-944-7774
Needy Meds– NeedyMeds.org has information on medicine and patient
assistance programs.
o Website: www.needymeds.org
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Kmart Pharmacy – Generic prescription drug saving program. $15 for a 3month supply of a variety of generic drugs:
o Website: http://www.kmart.com
o Phone: 1-866-562-7848
Wal-Mart Pharmacy- this company has a $4 a month generic drug program:
o Website: http://www.walmart.com/catalog/catalog.gsp?cat=546834
American Liver Foundation, Gulf Coast Chapter – free support groups and
education for liver disease patients:
o Website: www.liverfoundation.org
Alachua County
County Health Department services:
o Family planning services available on a sliding fee scale
 Health history
 Physical exam and lab analysis
 Family Planning education
 Counseling and referrals
 Birth control provided as prescribed by clinic practitioners
 Sterilization referrals for men and women
 No abortion services provided
o Free HIV testing
o Medical care and case management for HIV-positive individuals on a
sliding fee scale
o Comprehensive pre- and post-natal care
o Free primary care, lab and x-ray services, and immunizations
(currently not accepting new non-Medicaid patients)
o Free blood pressure screening
o STD testing and treatment offered on a sliding fee scale
o Tuberculosis screening and treatment
CHOICES Health Services covers Ambulatory and Outpatient services which
are covered by Medicare. It is a new program to provide health care for
thousands of workers in Alachua County who do not have health insurance.
The program is funded by a ¼-cent sales tax passed on the August 31, 2004
ballot in Alachua County.
o Website: www.alachuacounty.us/css/choices
o Summary of Benefits:
www.alachuacounty.us/.../choices/CHOICES_Summary_of_Services_a
nd_Benefits.pdf
The We Care Program provides referrals to physicians and dentists for
services for the uninsured. All services are performed on a voluntary basis,
and depend on practitioners who volunteer their time:
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o Website: http://www.acms.net/community_programs.asp
Equal Access Clinic – free medical and dental services provided by UF
students and faculty
o Website: http://equalaccess.med.ufl.edu/
Helping Hands Clinic – at the Salvation Army downtown; free medical and
psychiatric services for the homeless provided by area physicians and nurses
Alachua County Organization for Rural Needs (ACORN) – low-cost medical
and dental care volunteered area physicians, nurses and other practitioners
Sunna Program – cancer support, alternative therapies and social services
referrals for low-income women; operated by UF’s Women’s Health Research
Center.
Website:www.health.ufl.edu/health_care_Community_Connections.shtml
UF’s Center for Autism and Related Disabilities (CARD) offers free counseling
and treatment for individuals with autism-spectrum disorders.
o Website: www.card.ufl.edu/
Shands at Work conducts free or low-cost educational seminars and health
screenings for employees at local businesses.
o Website:www.shands.org/public/programs/shands_work/default.asp
Rural Health Partnership of North Central Florida – coordinates with local
providers to deliver affordable care in nine counties.
o Website: www.bigbendruralhealth.org
o Phone: 850-877-9234
o Address: 9601 Miccosukee Road #54
Tallahassee, FL 32308
All Women’s Health Center – free pregnancy tests, low-cost gynecological
services, STD/HIV testing, pregnancy termination
o Phone: 888-878-3304
Alzheimer’s Association – support groups and treatment referrals for
Alzheimer’s patients and their families:
o Website: www.alz.org
Gainesville Satellite of CHADD – Children and Adults with Attention
Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder support groups and resources for adults and
children with attention deficit disorder in the Gainesville area:
o Website: www.chadd.net/233
o Email: [email protected]
Easter Seals Altrusa House – Altrusa House of Gainesville is an adult day
health care facility that provides for the socialization and safety of frail,
elderly and disabled adults, age 18 and over.
o Website: http://www.altrusahouse.org/
Family Medical and Dental Centers –a private, non-profit community and
migrant health center providing quality, cost-effective primary health care:
o Phone: 386-328-0108
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Address: 1302 River Street
Palatka, FL 32177
211 United Way – provides free and confidential referrals to local social
services programs for help with food, housing, employment, health care etc.
o Website: http://www.211.org/
National Association of Counties Prescription Drug Program – prescription
drug discount card that can be used at a variety of local pharmacies:
o Website: http://www2.caremark.com/naco/
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Baker County
County Health Department Services:
o Primary care for adults and children
o Diabetes and epilepsy programs
o Chronic disease management, including COPD and cardiovascular
disease
o OB/GYN services
o Childhood and adult vaccinations (free for children)
o Preventative and emergency dental care
Tomorrow’s Rainbow Program – free mammograms and pap smears for
women age 50-64 who meet income eligibility requirements however
treatment after detection is not covered:
o Website: http://www.dchd.net/tomorrowsrainbow.htm
Northeast Florida AIDS Network – comprehensive preventative and care
services for HIV/AIDS:
o Website: http://www.nfanjax.org
Vision is Priceless Council – free screenings for glaucoma and visual acuity:
o Website: www.visionispriceless.org
Bay County
o Free HIV testing
o HIV/AIDS care and assistance with medications
o School health program
o Women’s health
o STD testing on an income-based sliding fee scale
o Tuberculosis education, testing, and treatment
o Limited primary care services
o Free epilepsy medications; insulin available on a sliding fee scale
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Vasectomy and tubal ligation; fees vary based on income; free for
some
o Breast and cervical cancer screening for qualified women (through the
Jackson County Health Department):
Website: http://www.doh.state.fl.us/chdJackson/bccoura.htm
Chemical Addictions Recovery Network (CARE) provides drug and alcohol
rehabilitation on a sliding fee scale
o Website: http://www.care4000.com/index.html
Catholic Charities of Northwest Florida – mental health counseling:
o Website: www.catholiccharitiesnwfl.org
Dr. Byron McCormick Free School Physicals – free physicals for Bay County
Schools students offered every fall by the Bays Medical Society:
o Website: http://www.thebaysmedicalsociety.com/About.htm
The Bay Cares Indigent Care Program – coordinates free care for the indigent
population in Bay, Gulf and Franklin County:
o Website: www.thebaysmedicalsociety.com
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Bay County Cooperative Extension Service – free nutritional counseling
o Phone: 850-784-6105
Dr. Ivan Backerman volunteers his time one day a month to do cervical
cancer biopsies
Pancare Community Health Center:
o Website: http://www.fachc.org/center-info.php?id=175
First Call For Help – Northwest Florida United Way’s hotline for social services
referrals:
o Website: http://unitedwaynwfl.org/
Children’s Medical Services (DOH) – care for children with chronic conditions
o Website: http://www.cms-kids.com
Covenant Hospice – hospice care:
o Website: www.covenanthospice.org
o Phone: 850-433-2155
Pediatric Primary Care – free pediatric care for qualified patients
o Phone: 850-872-4840
Bradford County
o Free or low-cost primary care, depending on income
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Some assistance with prescription medications for diabetes and
epilepsy
o Free testing for HIV and STD’s, free condoms
o Free vaccines for children under age 18
o Pediatric care
o School nurse program
o Family planning services
o Nutrition and weight management counseling
 Website: http://www.doh.state.fl.us/chdBradford/index.htm
 Phone: 904 964-7732
o Phone: 850-877-9234
Early Diagnostic Initiative – free mammograms for symptomatic, povertylevel women:
o Website:
http://www.doh.state.fl.us/family/volunteer/countypages/alachuacoun
ty.html
Bradford County participates in Alachua County’s We Care physician referral
network on a case-by-case basis.
American Cancer Society – free mammograms and follow-up care
Family Medical and Dental Centers – primary care and dental services:
o Phone: 386-328-0108
o Address: 1302 River Street
Palatka, FL 32177
211 United Way – referrals for local social service agencies
o Phone: 352-332-4636
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Brevard County
o Comprehensive child health for qualifying individuals, including
screening for a variety of conditions, immunizations, dental referrals,
nutrition counseling, and school and sports physicals
o Family planning
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HIV and STD testing
Women’s health
Dental care for uninsured patients age 5-18
Dental services for adults provided on a volunteer basis by local
professionals
 Website: http://www.doh.state.fl.us/chdbrevard/index.htm
 Phone: (321) 637-7300
The Central Florida Regional Health Information Organization (CFRHIO) is a
comprehensive knowledge-based network of interoperable systems of
clinical, public health and personal health information that improves health
and health care decision-making by making health information available
when and where it is needed. There is initial funding for the CFRHIO through
grants and start-up donations. There is also an ongoing funding through
subscriber fees from those who use and/or benefit from the RHIO.
o Website:www.centralfloridarhio.org
o Phone: 407-425-9500
Catholic Charities of Central Florida – mental health counseling:
o Website: www.ccorlando.org
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South Brevard Satellite of CHADD – support groups and resources for adults
and children with attention deficit disorder:
o Website: http://www.chadd.net/template.cfm?affid=196&p=about
Cystic Fibrosis Foundation, Space Coast Office – resources for cystic fibrosis
patients:
o Website: http://www.cff.org/Chapters/spacecoast/
Easter Seals East Coast Regional Office – interventions for adults with
disabilities:
o Website:
http://fl.easterseals.com/site/PageServer?pagename=FLDR_EastCoast
RegionalOffice
Brevard Dentists Care – volunteer dentists provide care in private offices and
the county health department clinic
We Care physician referral network
Central Florida Family Health Centers – three clinics mainly serving the poor
and uninsured:
o Website: http://www.cffhc.org/
Treasure Coast Community Health Care – primary care, dental services,
mental health and other programs for the low-income and uninsured in
Brevard and Indian River county:
o Website: http://www.fachc.org/treasure_coast_chc.htm
211 United Way – referrals to local social service organizations
Brevard Health Alliance – health care provided on a sliding fee scale:
o Website: www.brevardhealthalliance.org
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Care Entrée – offers a low-cost pharmaceutical benefit plan as well as a
limited benefit health plan:
o Website: http://www.careentree.com
Community Medical Clinic, Parrish Medical Center (Titusville) – free care and
prescription assistance for qualified individuals:
o Website: http://www.parrishmed.com
o Phone: (321)268-0267
Leukemia and Lymphoma Society – up to $500 in reimbursement for
treatment-related expenses
o Central Florida Chapter
o Phone: 407-898-0733
Community Treatment Center – low-cost substance abuse treatment:
o Website:www.communitytreatmentcenter.com
o Phone: 321-632-8730
Pregnancy Resources, Inc. – free pregnancy testing, prenatal care,
assistance for expectant mothers:
o Website: www.pregnancyresourcesinc.com
o Phone: 321-724-6202
Broward County
County Health Department services
o Comprehensive HIV/AIDS services including testing, medications and
case management provided by Ryan White Act Title I funds; Paul
Hughes Health Center and South Regional Health Center
o Free breast and cervical cancer screenings for qualified women age 5064
o Preventative dental care and treatment for kids age 3-18
o Some dental services for adults
o Childhood immunizations
o Free or reduced-cost drugs for qualifying individuals with a variety of
conditions; other pharmacy services
o Primary care
o Teen health clinics
o STD testing and treatment
o Mobile and stationary medical and dental clinics throughout the county
staffed by volunteer professionals
o Hepatitis and liver disease clinic
o Refugee health program
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 Website: http://browardchd.org/
 Phone: 954-467-4705
Health Flex Plan Program- Florida Legislature found that a significant
proportion of the residents of Florida are unable to obtain affordable health
insurance coverage. Therefore, it is the intent of the Legislature to expand
the availability of health options for low-income uninsured state residents by
encouraging organizations to develop alternative approaches to traditional
health insurance which emphasize coverage for basic and preventive health
care services. This program is funded through the state of Florida.
o Phone:888-777-2555
o Website: www.americancare.net
Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of Miami, Inc – HIV/AIDS care:
o Website http://www.catholiccharitiesadm.org/
South Broward and North Dade CHADD – support groups and resources for
children and adults with attention deficit disorder:
Website: http://www.chadd.net/template.cfm?affid=145&p=about
North Broward CHADD – support groups and resources for children and
adults with attention deficit disorder:
Cystic Fibrosis Foundation, South Florida Office – resources for cystic fibrosis
patients:
o Website: http://www.cff.org/Chapters/ftlauderdale/
Broward General Medical Center – offers a variety of healthcare inpatient and
outpatient services on a sliding fee scale for qualified patients. Also a HillBurton obligated facility.
o Website: http://www.browardhealth.org/
o Phone:954-355-4400
Comprehensive Care Center – offers primary care services, counseling and
referrals on a sliding fee scale for qualified patients affected by HIV and
AIDS, Hill-Burton obligated facility:
Broward County Medical Society – volunteer physicians provide free medical
care to qualified patients
o Phone:954-714-9477
Broward Outreach Center – provides medical care to homeless individuals at
the Miami Rescue Mission
o Website: www.browardoutreachcenter.com
Living Water Care Center – free medical care, food pantry and referrals for
low-income residents; supported by the Florida Baptist Association
o 1031 NE 2nd Ave Fort Lauderdale, Florida 33304
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o 954-763-6644
7 Avenue Family Health Center –provides primary care on a sliding fee scale
for qualified patients
o Phone: 954-759-6600
o Address: 200 NW 7th Ave Ft. Lauderdale, Florida 33311
Broward Community and Family Health Centers – two indigent clinics:
o Website: http://www.fachc.org/broward_chc.htm
Clinica La Luz Del Mundo – free primary care for qualified uninsured, lowincome patients
Mental Health Association of Broward, Inc. – referrals to local mental health
services
o Website:www.mhabroward.com
o Phone:954-746-2055
211 First Call for Help of Broward – referrals to local social service
organizations
o Website: www.211-broward.org
o Phone: 954-537-0211
United Way of Broward County – partners with local social service
organizations to provide services to the community:
o Website: http://www.unitedwaybroward.org/
Broward Housing Solutions – referrals for mental health services:
o Website: http://www.browardhousingsolutions.org/
The Starting Place – substance abuse and behavioral health services:
o Website: http://www.startingplace.org/
Archways, Inc. – case management for mental health
Broward County Family Success Administration: www.broward.org/family
o Refugee services
o Homeless services and case management
o Outpatient mental health counseling
Broward County Schools – primary care clinics for students and their families
at Charles Drew, Dandy Middle, Deerfield Beach High and Lauderhill Middle;
services for the medically fragile
o Website: www.browardschools.com
Broward Community College Vision Program – offers a full range of vision
services to the community on a sliding fee scale
Bayview Center for Mental Health – treatment for adults suffering from both
mental illness and substance abuse
o Website: www.bayviewcenter.com
Broward House – specialty medical care for uninsured HIV/AIDS patients:
o Website: www.browardhouse.org
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Broward Regional Health Planning Council - Health insurance continuation
program – covers insurance premiums for individuals in the state insurance
continuation program who are in a bureaucratic delay
o Website:www.brhpc.org
o Phone: 954-561-9681
Children’s Cancer Caring Center – the only totally free pediatric cancer
treatment and support facility in the southeastern United States. The center
covers treatment costs for eligible patients from infancy through age 20, or
until treatments are completed.
o Website: http://www.cancercaring.org/child.html
Children’s Medical Services (DOH) – medical care for children with chronic
conditions
o Website: www.cms-kids.com
Gulf Stream Living Water Center – two clinics that offer free medical, dental
and vision care for the uninsured below 200% of the FPL; operated by the
Gulf Stream Baptist Association:
o Website: www.gsba.org
Henderson Mental Health Center – behavioral and substance abuse treatment
offered on a sliding fee scale:
o Website: www.hendersonmhc.org
Hospice by the Sea – hospice care and home care for terminally ill patients
o Website: www.hbts.org
Hospice Care of Southeast Florida – care for terminally ill patients regardless
of ability to pay:
o Website: www.hospicecareflorida.org
o Phone: 800-392-3188
o Address: 3600 Washington St. Hollywood, FL 33021
Leukemia and Lymphoma Society – financial assistance for leukemia and
lymphoma patients and their families
o Website: http://www.lls.org
o Phone: 954-744-5300
Memorial Healthcare System – offers a variety of medical and mental health
services on a sliding fee scale for qualified patients:
o Website: www.mhs.net
MediVans – two mobile healthcare units that provide care to indigent
residents over age 40:
o Website: www.medivanproject.com
Mental Health Association – offers a variety of free or low-cost mental health
and counseling services
My Family Place – housing and treatment for the mentally ill offered on a
sliding fee scale:
o Website: www.soberhome.com
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Nova Southeastern University Psychology Services Center – counseling
services offered on a sliding fee scale
o Website: http://www.nova.edu/healthcare/psychology/index.html
o Phone: 954-678-2273
PEER Center – free support and referrals for patients with mental illnesses:
o Website: www.peercenter.org
Pines Discount Pharmacy – low cost medications delivered to housebound
patients:
o Website:www.pinespharmacy.com
o Phone: 954-437-4900
Project Link of South Florida – testing and referral for HIV and hepatitis C
o Phone: 954-564-8669
o Address: 2931 Northeast 6th Avenue Wilton Manors, FL 33334
Starting Place – inpatient and residential mental health treatment for
adolescents:
o Website: www.startingplace.org
Calhoun County
 Website: http://www.doh.state.fl.us/chdJackson/bccoura.htm
o Smiles on Wheels – mobile dental program for children through third
grade (through the Jackson County Health Department)
o Primary care and women’s health
o Family planning and maternity care
o HIV, STD and TB testing and treatment
o Immunizations
 Website: http://www.doh.state.fl.us/CHD/Calhoun/
 Website: 850-674-5645
Panhandle Area Health Network – Ensures that quality health care is
available and efficiently delivered to all persons in Calhoun, Holmes, Jackson
and Washington Counties.
o Phone:850-482-1385
Some services are provided through Bay County’s Bay Cares physician
referral network
o Website: http://www.doh.state.fl.us/CHD/Bay/baycares.html
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o Phone: 850-872-4455
referrals:
Charlotte County
o Primary care for preventative services, acute illnesses, and chronic
diseases; offered on a sliding fee scale
o Women’s health services and family planning
o Hepatitis C clinic
o Tuberculosis testing and control
o Refugee health program including assessments, screening and
immunizations
o HIV testing, treatment, and case management
o Assistance with obtaining prescriptions through pharmaceutical
company programs
 Website: www.charlottechd.com
 Phone:
Port Charlotte- 941-613-0950
Englewood-941-681-3750
Punta Gorda-941-639-1181
Visiting Nurse Association of Florida – provides home health care without
regard for ability to pay, as funds allow:
o Website: www.vnaflorida.org
o Phone: 800-318-0399
Family Health Centers of Southwest Florida – free primary care, OB-GYN
care, dental and pharmacy services for the indigent in Lee, Hendry and
Charlotte Counties:
o Website: http://www.fhcswf.org/
Veterans Administration Outpatient Clinic – primary care for military veterans
Charlotte County Physicians for Volunteer Services – partnership of area
physicians and dentists who provide free care to the needy
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Christian Health Ministries – holds weekly free clinics in area churches
Care A Van – mobile medical unit that provides free care to the uninsured
and indigent
St. Vincent DePaul Community Pharmacy – free prescription drugs for all
those in need:
o Website: http://www.svdppharmacy.org/
United Way of Charlotte County – partners with local social service
organizations to provide referrals for the community
United Way 211 – referrals to social service organizations
Citrus County
County Health Department programs:
o Primary care
o Lab and x-ray services
o Some prescription drugs; free medications for diabetes, epilepsy,
HIV/AIDS and rheumatic fever for qualified individuals
o Adult immunizations, including travel immunizations
o Women’s health services
o Free and low-cost STD testing and treatment
o Free, anonymous HIV testing; HIV/AIDS services and case
management
o Dental services for children aged 3-18; will also see adults on an
emergency basis; services provided on a sliding fee scale
o Comprehensive child health services, including school and sports
physicals and free immunizations
o School nurse program
o Low-cost car seats and booster seats for children
 Website: http://www.doh.state.fl.us/chdCitrus/index.htm
 Phone:352-527-0247
We Care program – qualified uninsured patients are referred to practitioners
who volunteer their services for free
o Website: http://www.doh.state.fl.us/chdCitrus/adults.htm
Catholic Charities Diocese of St. Petersburg – mental health counseling:
o Website: www.ccdosp.org
o Phone: 727893-1313
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o Phone: 800-318-0399
United Way of Citrus County – partners with local organizations to provide
services to the community
o Website: http://www.citrusunitedway.org/
211 United Way – referrals to local social services organizations
o Website: http://www.citrusunitedway.org/
o Phone: 352-795-5483
Clay County
o Free childhood immunizations; low-cost adult immunizations
o Free or low-cost HIV and STD testing and treatment
o Women’s health, maternity care and family planning services
o Sick and well-child visits, and school physicals
o Adult primary care and referrals
 Website: http://www.doh.state.fl.us/CHDClay/index.htm
 Main Office: 904-529-2800
 Clinic: 904-272-3177
We Care – provides referrals for uninsured patients to see physicians,
hospitals and laboratories who volunteer their services (Jacksonville Area)
o Website: www.wecarejacksonville.org
o Phone: 904-253-1640
women age 50-64 who meet income eligibility requirements:
o Phone: 904-253-1000
211 United Way – connects callers with community resources and services
o Phone: 866-318-0211
o Phone: 904-632-0600
o Website: http://www.nfanjax.org/index.html
o Phone: 904-356-1612
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Phone: 386-328-0108
Address: 1302 River Street
Palatka, FL 32177
Clay County Behavioral Health Care – mental health services
o Website: www.ccbhc.org
o Phone: 904-291-5561
St. Vincent’s Mobile Health Outreach – mobile health unit that delivers care
to rural and indigent areas (serves Clay, Duval, Nassau, Putnam, St. Johns
and Volusia counties)
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Phone: 904-308-7911
Collier County
o HIV, hepatitis and tuberculosis screening
o STD screening and treatment
o Immunization services – free to all children, also available to adults
o Refugee health program
o Dental services
 Website: http://www.doh.state.fl.us/chdcollier/index.html
 Phone: 239-252-8200
Collier Health Services, Inc. -is a nonprofit organization offering dental
services, women’s health services, primary care and pediatric care among
other things. They also have the “Ronald McDonald Care Mobile” which
travels to rural areas to provide services to needy children.
o Website: http://www.collier.org/
o Phone: 239.564-6224
Society of St. Vincent DePaul – prescription assistance and referrals
o Website: http://www.stvincentdepaulonline.org/
o Phone: 239-775-1667
CHADD of Collier County – support groups and resources for adults and
children with attention deficit disorder:
o Website: http://www.chadd.net/template.cfm?affid=80H&p=about
o Phone: 239-352-7223, 239-530-8420
Physician-Led Access Network (PLAN) of Collier County – referral network of
physicians to coordinate services for the uninsured and the indigent; an
initiative of the Collier County Medical Society:
o Website: http://www.plancc.org/
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o Phone: (239) 403-7791
o Phone: 239-659-9188
o Address: 2685 Horseshoe Drive Suite 101 Naples, FL 34104
Neighborhood Health Clinic – primary care, lab services, radiology, hospital
services and pharmaceuticals provided by volunteer physicians:
o Website: http://www.neighborhoodhealthclinic.org/
o Phone: 239-261-6600
Immokalee Family Care Center
o Phone: (239) 657-6363
o Address: 1502 Lake Trafford Road
Immokalee, FL 34142
o Website: www.collier.org
Catholic Charities of Collier County – prescription assistance:
o Website: www.catholiccharitiescc.org
Mental Health Association of Southwest Florida
o Website: http://www.mhaswfl.org/
o Phone: 239-261-5405
National Alliance for the Mentally Ill – support and advocacy for those with
mental illnesses:
o Website: www.namidonate.org
o Phone: 239-434-6726
o Address: 6216 Trail Boulevard, Building C,
Naples, FL 34108
Columbia County
o Adult primary care and lab services
o Well and sick child care
o Women’s health and family planning
o STD screening and treatment; free condoms
o Free medications for qualified epileptics and insulin-dependent
diabetics
o Free, anonymous HIV testing; monthly HIV clinic
o Free childhood immunizations
o Tuberculosis testing and treatment
o School health services
 Website: http://www.doh.state.fl.us/chdColumbia/index.html
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 Phone: 386-756-1068
o Phone: 850-877-9234
o Website: http://www.nefl211.org/who.asp
o Phone: 866-318-0211, 904-632-0600
American Cancer Society Early Diagnostic Initiative – free breast cancer
screening and follow-up treatment
o Phone: (352) 376-6866
Family Health Center of Columbia County:
o Phone: 385-752-8054
o Address: 173 NW Albritton Lane
Lake City, Florida
Dade County
o Free HIV testing; HIV/AIDS treatment and case management
o Free or low-cost STD testing and treatment
o Free childhood immunizations; low-cost immunizations for adults,
including foreign travel
o Women’s health services including family planning
o Refugee health – health screenings for immigrants and those seeking
asylum
o Hepatitis and lead poisoning screening
o Worksite wellness programs
 www.dadecounty.org
 Phone: 305-325-2400
o The MOMmobile - a medical bus that provides pre- and post-partum
care for free for women who qualify:
 Website: http://www.dadehealth.org/women/WOMENmom.asp
 Phone: 305-546-2986
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Project SCREEN – free or low-cost women’s health services,
mammograms and cervical cancer screening for qualified women age
50-64
 http://www.dadehealth.org/women/WOMENscreen.asp
 Phone: 305-470-5634
o Volunteer Services Program – organizes local providers who are willing
to volunteer their services to provide care to the indigent
 Website:
http://www.doh.state.fl.us/tobacco/vhs/archive/volunteer/count
ypages/dadecounty.html
Health Flex Plan Program – three providers: JMH provides comprehensive
coverage, American Care, Inc. and Preferred Medical Plan, Inc. provide a
limited benefit plan; available to people with incomes below 200% of FPL
who are not eligible for any other insurance
o Phone:888-777-2555
Hialeah Dental Clinic – UF College of Dentistry off-campus clinic; provides a
wide variety of dental services to low-income children and adults
o Website:http://www.dental.ufl.edu/Offices/Hialeah/oral_health_care_s
ervices.php
o Phone: 305-694-5400
Camillus Health Concern- provides medical, dental, podiatry, and mental
health services to the homeless and low-income of Miami. Pediatric eye care,
immunizations and ear exams.
o Website:http://www.camillushouse.org/camillus_programs/health_con
cern/
Better Way of Miami- provides drug and alcohol rehabilitation for the
homeless of Miami.
o Website: http://www.betterwaymiami.org/
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Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of Miami – HIV/AIDS care, residential
substance abuse treatment and respite care:
o Website: http://www.catholiccharitiesadm.org/
South Broward and North Dade CHADD – support groups and resources for
children and adults with attention deficit disorder:
Jackson Memorial Hospital – General Hospital and Hill-Burton obligated
facility.
o Website: http://www.jhsmiami.org/
The Possible Dream Foundation – services and respite care for people with
Down’s Syndrome and their families:
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o Website: www.possibledream.org
Baptist Hospital of Miami – provides free services to the indigent
o Website: www.baptisthealth.net
o Phone: 786-596-1960
Community Health Center of South Dade:
o Homestead, FL: 305-248-4334
o Miami, FL: 305-253-5100
o Naranja, FL: 305-258-6813
o Florida City, FL: 305-246-4607
Economic Opportunity Family Health Center – primary care, dental care,
pediatrics, pharmacy, HIV/AIDS care, radiology and referrals for other
services:
o Website: http://www.fachc.org/economic_opportunity.htm
Helen B. Bentley Family Health Centers – three clinics that offer primary
care, pediatrics, OB/GYN, dentistry, lab, x-ray and other services:
o Phone: 305-447-4950
Miami Beach Community Health Center – primary care for the low-income
uninsured; hospital partnerships and referrals:
o Phone: 305-538-8835
of ability to pay:
o Phone: 1-800-HOSPICE
United Way of Miami-Dade – partners with local social service organizations
to provide services to the community:
o Website: http://www.unitedwaymiami.org/
o Phone: (305) 860–3000
Miami-Dade Public Health Trust- One of the major purposes of the trust is to
act as a major referral center which has elected to offer a full range
of medical and support specialties which are not generally available
at community hospitals, including trauma care
o Phone: 305-324-4357
Mobile Health Service units
o Miami Children’s Hospital
o March of Dimes
o University of Miami
o Mercy Hospital
o Closing the Gap mobile unit
Health Connect in Our Schools – ensures that all public school students have
access to medical care and mental health services at their school
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Website:
http://www.thechildrenstrust.org/index.php?option=com_content&vie
w=article&id=192&Itemid=243
St. Luke’s Addiction and Recovery Center – inpatient substance abuse
treatment
o Website: http://www.catholiccharitiesadm.org/what_we_do.htm
o Phone:305-795-0077
Community Access Program – assists uninsured residents in obtaining a
primary care physician, getting regular care, and assistance with securing
insurance; run by Jackson Memorial Hospital
o Phone: 305-575-3703
211 Switchboard of Miami – hotline that assists callers in locating social
service resources in the community:
o Website: http://www.switchboardmiami.org/helpline.html
University of Miami
o Mailman Center for Child Development – screening and counseling for
children with behavioral and medical conditions
 Phone: (305) 243-6631
o Pediatric critical care and emergency medicine
 http://www.mch.com/page/EN/2219/Medical-Services/PediatricCritical-Care-Medicine.aspx
o Pediatric specialty care
Florida International University Childhood anxiety phobia program (CAPP)
o Website: http://www.fiu.edu/~capp/
Centro Medico Las Americas – general medicine, pediatrics and diagnostic
services
o Phone 305-756-6123
o Address: 360 NW 50th St
Miami, FL 33127
Haitian Neighborhood Center – provides general social services and referrals
for health care and assistance with insurance
o Website: http://www.santla.org
o Phone: 305-573-4871
Hep-C Alert, Inc. – free HIV and hepatitis C testing, referrals and support
o Website: http://www.hep-c-alert.org
o Phone: 305-893-7992
Institute for Child and Family Health – provides free counseling to all children
and their families through the school system; also provides inpatient services
o Website: www.icfhinc.org
o Markenson Clinic
 Address: 430 W 66th Street
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Hialeah, FL 33012
 Phone: 305-558-2480
o Sunset Clinic
 Address: 9380 Sunset Drive # B-120
Miami, FL 331
 Phone: 305-274-3172
o North Dade Clinic
 Address: 15490 NW 7th Avenue
Miami, FL 33169
 Phone:305-685-0381
Jackson Health System adolescent depression screening provides free initial
counseling and medication, as well as referral for continued treatment
o Phone: 305-585-KIDS
Bascom Palmer Eye Institute – ophthalmology and optometry services
o Website: http://www.bpei.med.miami.edu/site/about/about_aux.asp
Bayview Mental Health Services – inpatient and outpatient care
o Website: www.bayviewcenter.com
Bertha Abess Children’s Center – provides day services and counseling for
children with behavioral and mental health issues
o Website: www.baccinc.org
o Phone:305-756-7116
Borinquen Primary Health Clinic – primary care, HIV/AIDS testing and case
management, pediatrics, free birth control, dental care:
o Website: http://www.borinquenhealth.org/
o Phone: 305-576-6611
Doris Ison Community Health Center – primary and behavioral health care,
HIV/AIDS care
o Phone: 305-253-5100
o Address: 10300 SW 216th St.
Miami, FL 33190
Jefferson Reaves Health Center – primary care, women’s health, HIV/AIDS
care, dental care and other services in the Overtown Community
o Phone:786-466-4100
o Address: 1009 N.W. Fifth Avenue
Miami, FL 33136
North Dade Health Center – primary care, pediatrics, geriatrics, women’s
health, family planning, dental care, eye exams, pharmacy, prenatal care and
laboratory; operated by the Public Health Trust of Miami-Dade County
o Phone: 786-466-1500
o Address: 16555 NW 25th Avenue
Miami Gardens, FL 33054
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DeSoto County
County Health Department Services
o Immunizations
o Pediatric care and school physicals
 Website: http://www.doh.state.fl.us/chdDeSoto/
 Phone: 863-993-4601
Manatee County Rural Health Services- operates twenty low-cost clinics in
Manatee, Sarasota, Desoto and Hardee Counties. Services offered include
medical, dental, podiatric, and pharmacy.
o Website: http://www.mcrhs.org/
o Phone: 941-776-4000
regard for ability to pay, as funds allow
o Website: http://www.visitingnurses.com/
o Phone: 800-318-0399
o Phone: 863-993-4858
211 United Way of Manasota – links to community resources and assistance:
o Website: http://www.uw211manasota.net/
Clinica de Ayuda Health Center – medical and dental clinic staffed by
volunteer professionals that provides services to the indigent
o Phone:863-491-5100
and indigent
o Phone: 941-766-4132
Dixie County
o Primary care
o Pediatric care
o Immunizations
o Women’s health, maternity care and family planning
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o HIV testing and counseling
o STD and TB testing and treatment
Indigent Drug Program- started in Dixie County, this program serves as a
liaison with uninsured residents and pharmacies by helping patients fill out
paper work and finding ways to reduce cost for medicine. Funded by the
pharmaceutical companies.
o Website: http://dixie.fl.gov/health.html
o Phone:352-498-1360
o Phone: 850-877-9234
North Florida Medical Centers – primary care provided to rural residents of
Gulf, Franklin, Wakulla, Madison, Dixie, Lafayette and Gadsden Counties;
also, dental care for Gadsden and Taylor counties:
o Website: www.nfmc.org
211 United Way – referrals to local social services programs
o http://www2.caremark.com/naco/
Duval County
o Well care, sick care, and free immunizations for children
o Dental care for kids age 3-21
o Low-cost immunizations for adults
o Women’s health including maternity care, family planning and
mammograms
o Behavioral health services for ages six and up
o HIV screening; comprehensive care for HIV/AIDS patients
o Vaccinations and screening for foreign travelers
o Refugee health – screening for persons entering the country
Health Flex Plan Program – a low-premium health plan is offered through
JaxCare, Inc. It is only available through an employer, and is open to
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anyone with an income less than 200% of the FPL who does not qualify for
other insurance.
o Phone:888-777-2555
UF’s Rainbow Center at Shands Jacksonville-provides AIDS treatment,
counseling and education
o http://www.hscj.ufl.edu/ufcares/
services, STD/HIV testing, pregnancy termination –
o Phone: 888-878-3304
Catholic Charities Jacksonville – counseling, maternity care, nutrition
counseling for children, referrals for medical care:
o Website: http://www.ccbjax.org/
Duval County CHADD – support groups and resources for adults and children
with attention deficit disorder:
Cystic Fibrosis Foundation, North Florida Office – resources for cystic fibrosis
patients:
o Website: http://www.cff.org/Chapters/nfl/
We Care Jacksonville Physician Network – refers low-income, uninsured
patients to physicians, dentists and hospitals who volunteer their time to see
patients at no cost:
o Christ the King Medical Clinic
o Sulzbacher Center – primary care, dental care, vision services,
HIV/AIDS testing and substance abuse treatment for the homeless:
 Website: http://www.sulzbachercenter.org/
o St. Matthew Christian Health Center
o City Rescue Mission Medical Center, McCarthy Clinic
o Community Asthma Clinic
o Healing Hands Medical Clinic
o Oasis Medical Clinic
o Mobile Health Outreach Van
 Website: www.wecarejacksonville.org
 Phone: 904-253-1640
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o Website: http://www.nefl211.org
The Bridge of Northeast Florida Health Clinic – Teen Adolescent Health Clinic
Partnership – comprehensive medical services for low-income children and
teens; referrals for mental health, dental and vision services:
o Website: http://www.bridgejax.com/healthclinic.htm
CHILD Cancer Fund – financial assistance and support for cancer patients of
Jacksonville’s Nemours Clinic and their families:
o Website: http://www.childcancerfund.org/INDEX.php
Northwest Behavioral Health Services – mental health and behavioral
services:
o Website: http://www.nwbh.org/home.htm
River Region Human Services – mental health, substance abuse, and
HIV/AIDS care:
o Website: http://www.rrhs.org/
Lutheran Social Services – HIV/AIDS case management and support
o Website: www.lssjax.org
o Phone:904-448-5995
o Address: 4615 Phillips Hwy
Hope Haven Children’s Clinic – speech, physical and occupational therapy
o Website: www.hope-haven.org
o Phone: 904-346-5100
o Address: 4600 Beach Boulevard
International Christian Clinic
o Phone: 904-730-3383
o 6316 San Juan Ave
Lake Shore Baptist Medical Mission
o Phone: 904-388-6578
o Address: 2363 Blanding Blvd
Jacksonville, FL
Springfield Clinic at the Help Center
o Address: 511 West 11th Street (Downtown)
904-633-9383 (Ext. 11)
Children’s Home Society : Buckner Manor and Promise House – residential
house for expectant mothers; maternity care
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Address: 3027 San Diego Road
P.O. Box 5616
o Phone: 904-493-7744
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o Phone: 904-308-7911
Volunteers in Medicine – local physicians volunteer their time to staff this
clinic:
o Website: www.vim-jax.org
o Phone: 904-399-2766
Escambia County
o Well child exams and school physicals
o Free immunizations for children; immunizations also available for
adults and travelers; vaccinations also provided for children on the
“Shotmobile,” a mobile immunization unit that travels around the
county
o Dental services for children
o Family planning – free for up to age 19; offered at a low cost to others
o HIV testing; comprehensive HIV/AIDS care, including prescription
assistance, disease surveillance and dental services
 Website: http://www.escambiahealth.com/
 Phone: 850-595-6500
 Address: 1295 West Fairfield Drive
Pensacola, FL 32501
Escambia We Care Program – referrals to physicians who volunteer their
services to the needy and uninsured; sponsored by the Escambia County
Medical Society
o Website: http://www.escambiacms.org/
Children’s Medical Services – care for children with chronic diseases
o Phone: 850-416-6789
o Address: 5150 Bayou Boulevard, Suite
Pensacola, FL 32503
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Project Dentists Care – limited free dental services provided by local dentists;
sponsored by the EscaRosa Dental Society
o EscaRosa Project: Dentists Care, Inc.
o 850-476-2602
4627 N. Davis Highway
Pensacola, FL 32503
United Way of Escambia County – partners with local social services agencies
to provide programs to the community:
o Website: www.unitedwayescambia.org
o Address: 1301 West Government St.
Pensacola, FL 32502
o Phone: 850-595-5905
First Call For Help – United Way’s social services hotline for Escambia, Santa
Rosa, Okaloosa and Walton counties:
o Website: http://www.fcfh.info
o Phone: 850-595-5905
Circle of Community Clinic
o Address: 704 Massachusetts Ave
Pensacola, FL 32505
Escambia Community Clinic
o Phone: 850-436-4630
o Address: 2200 North Palafox Street
Pensacola, FL 32501
Health and Hope Clinic
o Phone: 850-471-3430
o Address: 9999 Chemstrand Road
Pensacola, FL 32514
SHHS’s Mission in Motion – mobile medical clinic
o Phone: 850-416-7000
o Address: 5151 N. Ninth Avenue
Pensacola, FL 32504
St. Joseph Free Medical Screening
o Phone: 850-434-8162
o Address: 127 W Intendencia St.
Pensacola, FL 32501
o Phone: 850-433-2155
o 5041 N. 12th Avenue
Pensacola, FL 32304
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Flagler County
o Dental care up to age 21
o Family planning
o Breast and cervical cancer screening
o Free immunizations for children
o Women’s health services including maternity care
o HIV screening and drug assistance
o Refugee health services
 Website: health.flaglercounty.org
 Phone: 386-437-7350
 Address: 301South Lemon Street
Bunnell, FL 32110
Catholic Charities of St. Augustine – counseling services:
o Website: http://www.ccbstaug.org/
o Phone: 904-829-6300
o Address: 225 West King Street
St. Augustine, FL 32084
United Way of Volusia-Flagler County – partners with local social services
organizations:
o Website: http://www.unitedway-vfc.org/
o Phone: 386-253-0563
o 3747 W. International Speedway Blvd.
Daytona Beach, FL 32124
Easter Seals of Volusia-Flagler County – provides services and support to
disabled individuals
o Website: http://fl-vf.easterseals.com/
Mental Health Association of Volusia and Flagler County – free mental health
services and support groups:
o Website: http://www.mhavolusia.org/
o Phone: 386-252-5785
o Address: 531 South Ridgewood Ave
Daytona, FL 32114
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Outreach Community Care Network – services, support and case
management for HIV/AIDS patients in Volusia and Flagler County:
o Website: http://www.outreachinc.org/
o Phone: 386-255-5569
o Address: 240 North Frederick Avenue Suite B
Franklin County
o Comprehensive child services, including primary care, school physicals,
diagnostic testing, newborn screenings and immunizations
o Limited adult primary care, including immunizations
o Women’s health services and maternity care
o Family planning including contraception, tubal ligation and vasectomy
o Indigent drug program – helps low-income patients obtain prescription
drugs through pharmaceutical programs
o Free immunizations and referrals for vision screenings for diabetics
o Screening for cardiovascular disease
o Insulin and epilepsy medications available on a sliding fee scale
o HIV screening and referral for treatment
 Phone: 850-653-9896
o Phone: 850-784-2090
Big Bend Cares – HIV/AIDS support and referrals for treatment:
o Website: www.bigbendcares.org
o Phone:850-656-AIDS
Big Bend Hospice – end of life care:
o Website: http://www.bigbendhospice.org/
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o Phone: 850-878-5310
Volunteer services provided on an individual basis by local physicians
United Way of the Big Bend – partners with local social services organizations
o Website: http://www.uwbb.org
o Phone: 850-414-0844
o Address: 307 East 7th Ave
211 Big Bend – hotline that connects callers to local social services:
o http://www.211bigbend.org/
o Phone:850-617-6333
Gadsden County
o Free HIV testing; AIDS drug assistance
o Maternity care
o Adult and child physicals
o Insulin and epilepsy drugs
o Immunizations for adults and children
o Pregnancy testing and family planning
 Website: http://www.gadsdenhealth.org
 850-875-7200
 278 Lasalle Lefall Dr.
Quincy, FL 32353
We Care physician referral network – refers uninsured residents of Leon,
Gadsden, Jefferson and Wakulla Counties to physicians and other providers
who offer free services; sponsored by the Capital Medical Society:
o Website: http://www.capmed.org/foundation.html#wecare
o Phone: 850-877-9018
o Address: 1204 Miccosukee Road
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o Phone: 850-878-5310
Big Bend Rural Health Network – unites providers in the Big Bend area to
better serve rural patients’ needs
o Website: bigbendruralhealth.org
o Phone: 850-877-9234
Gadsden County Urgent Care Center – urgent care services
o Phone: 850-627-5000
o Address: 23186 Blue Star Hwy
Quincy, FL 32351
o Phone: 850-414-0844
o Website: http://www.211bigbend.org/
o Phone: 850-617-6333
Gilchrist County
o Pediatric and well-child care
o Maternity care
o Limited adult primary care
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Immunizations
School health
HIV testing and counseling
 Address: 119 NE 1st Street
Trenton, FL 32693
 Phone:352-463-3120
o Phone: 850-877-9234
Referrals to Alachua County’s We Care program accepted on a case-by-case
basis
Trenton Medical Center – primary care, pediatrics, x-ray, lab, immunizations,
minor surgery; referrals to hospitals for other treatment:
o Website: www.trentonmedicalcenter.org
o Phone: 352-463-2374
o Address: 911 South Main Street
Trenton, Florida 32693
o Phone:352-332-4636
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Glades County
o Primary care
o Family planning and pregnancy testing
o Child and adult immunizations
o HIV testing and counseling; AIDS drug assistance
o Blood pressure screenings
 Website: http://www.doh.state.fl.us/chdglades/home.html
 Phone:863-946-0707
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Address: P.O. Box 489 988 Hwy. 27
Moore Haven, FL 33471
o Phone:800-318-0399
o Phone:863-675-5250
and indigent
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Florida Community Health Centers – primary care, dental services, maternity
care, HIV/AIDS care and other services:
o Website: http://www.fchcinc.org/
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Gulf County
o Dental services for adults and children
o Vision and hearing screening
o Family planning and sterilization
o Primary care
o Physicals, including school physicals
o Adult and child immunizations
o Laboratory services
o Mental health services
 http://www.doh.state.fl.us/chdJackson/bccoura.htm
o Website: http://www.doh.state.fl.us/CHD/Bay/baycares.html
o Phone: 850-872-4455
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St. Joseph Care of Florida – medical, dental and mental health care for the
poor and uninsured: http://www.fachc.org/st_joe_chc.htm
referrals:
Hamilton County
o Primary care
o Women’s health
o Immunizations
o Family planning
o Maternity care
o State of Florida insulin program
o STD and tuberculosis testing and treatment
 http://www.hamiltoncountyflorida.com/cd_healthdept.aspx
 Phone 386-792-1414
 Address: 209 S.E. Central Ave.
Jasper, FL 32052
o Website: http://www.wellflorida.org/wf_3e.php
o Phone: 352-313-6500
o Address: 1785 NW 80th Blvd.
Gainesville, Florida 32606
o Phone: 904-632-0600
American Cancer Society Early Diagnostic Initiative – free mammograms and
follow-up care
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Hardee County
o Immunizations
 Phone: 863-773-4161
 Address: 115 K D Revell Rd.
Wauchula, FL 33873
Grant Funding Program for Primary Care funded through the Department of
Health and Human Services, Bureau of Primary Health Care, and the county
commissioner.
Manatee County Rural Health Services operates twenty low-cost clinics in
Manatee, Sarasota, DeSoto and Hardee Counties. Services offered include
o http://www.mcrhs.org
o Phone: 941-776-4000
Epilepsy Services of West Central Florida – medical care, dental care, case
management and other resources for epilepsy patients:
o Website: http://www.epilepsyservices.com/index.html
o Tampa: 813-870-3414
o Lakeland: 863-686-5880
LifePath Hospice and Palliative Care – hospice care for those in the last
twelve months of life:
o Website: www.lifepath-hospice.org
o Phone:813-877-2200
and indigent
Central Florida Health Care – operates five clinics in central Florida, mainly
serving migrant workers:
o Website: http://www.cfhconline.org/
o Phone: 863-452-3000
United Way of Central Florida – partners with local social service
o Website: http://www.uwcf.org
o Phone: 863-453-3401
211 United Way – hotline that directs callers to local social service
organizations
o Phone: 863-648-1515
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Hendry County
o Prenatal care
o Family planning
o Teen health
o HIV testing and counseling; Ryan White HIV/AIDS clinic
o Tuberculosis testing, treatment and case management
o Childhood and adult immunizations
 Website: http://www.doh.state.fl.us/chdhendry/home.html
 Labelle: 863-674-4047
Address:1140 Pratt Boulevard
Labelle, FL 33935
 Clewiston: 863-902-4224
Address: 1100 South Olympia Avenue
Clewiston, FL 33440
Charlotte Counties:
Hendry Glades Behavioral Health Center – comprehensive, 24-hour mental
health and substance abuse treatment
o Phone: 863-674-4060
o Phone: 863-675-5250
and indigent
Florida Community Health Centers – primary care, dental services, maternity
care, HIV/AIDS care and other services:
o Website: http://www.fchcinc.org/
Hernando County
o Free HIV testing
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STD testing and treatment
Tuberculosis screening and treatment
Primary care
Immunizations – free for children; low cost for adults
Medications for diabetes, epilepsy and rheumatic fever
Screening for diabetes, cholesterol, cancer risk factors and
cardiovascular disease
o Child dental services; adults seen on an emergency basis only
o Child care services including school physicals, checkups and sick child
services
o Teen clinic
o Family planning including sterilization
o Prescription assistance program
o Behavioral health services for adults and children
o Nutrition counseling
 Website: www.hernandohealth.org
 Phone: 352-540-6800
 Address: 300 South Main Street
Brooksville, FL 34601
Catholic Charities, Diocese of St. Petersburg – free pregnancy testing and
some prenatal services, mental health counseling:
o Website: http://www.ccdosp.org/
Hendry Glades Behavioral Health Center – inpatient care and case
management for HIV/AIDS patients
o Phone: 863-674-4050
o 601 West Alverdez Avenue
Clewiston, FL 33440
o Phone: 800-318-0399
Nature Coast Community Health Center – primary care, dental,
pharmaceuticals and mental health care:
o Website: http://www.hernandohealth.org/webpages/ncchc.html
o Phone: 352-540-6800 ext.82114
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Baby Love Pregnancy Crisis Center – free pregnancy testing, support for
expectant mothers and referrals for medical care
o Phone: 352-683-8217
o Address: 2107 Mariner Blvd.
Spring Hill, FL 34608
Highlands County
o Dental services for children age 2-20
o Preventative and chronic disease care for adults
o Prescription assistance
o HIV/AIDS testing, treatment and case management
o Child and adult immunizations, including travelers’ vaccines
o Pregnancy testing and maternity care
o Pediatric care including sick child care and school physicals
 Website: www.healthyhighlands.com
 Phone: 863-386-6040 x215
 Address 7205 S. George Blvd.
Sebring, FL 33875
o Tampa: 813-870-3414
o Lakeland: 863-686-5880
Central Florida Health Care, Inc. – operates five clinics in central Florida,
mainly serving migrant workers and provides free outpatient care under the
Hill-Burton Act
o Address: 950 County Road 17A West
Avon Park, FL 33825
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o Phone:813-357-5790
o Phone: 863-402-6623
o Address: 7205 South George Boulevard
Sebring, FL 33871
Highlands Stay Well Clinic – located within the health department; open once
a week and provides women’s health services
o Phone:863-382-1234
o Address: 7205 S George Blvd.
Sebring, FL 33875
Free services provided on a case-by-case basis by local hospitals and other
facilities
organizations
o Phone: 863-646-1515
Hillsborough County
o Immunizations – free for children, low-cost for adults
o Child health services
o Testing and treatment for STDs, HIV and tuberculosis
o Primary care including home visits
o Pharmacy services; free insulin, epilepsy drugs and rheumatic fever
drugs
o Maternity care
 Website:www.hillscountyhealth.org
 Phone: 813-272-6984
 Address: 1105 Kennedy Blvd.
Tampa, FL 33602
211 Tampa Bay – telephone hotline that offers counseling and referrals for a
variety of social services:
o Website: www.211tampabay.org
o Phone: 813-234-1234
A Woman’s Place – free prenatal care and other services for pregnant women
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o Website: www.awpm.net
o Phone:813-931-1804
Abilities of Florida, Inc. – rehabilitation and employment services for people
with disabilities:
o Phone: 727-583-7370
o Address: 2735 Whitney Road
Clearwater, FL 33760
Achieve Tampa Bay – therapy, respite care and counseling for children with
disabilities and their families:
o Website:www.achievetampabay.org
o Phone:813-239-1179
o Address: 2215 East Henry Avenue
Tampa, FL 33610
Center for Addiction and Dual Disorders – offers inpatient drug rehabilitation
for those with co-occurring psychiatric disorders on a sliding fee scale:
o Website: www.tchsonline.com
o Phone: 863-709-9392
Adoption by Choice – free prenatal care and support for pregnant women
who intend to put their babies up for adoption:
o Phone:800-221-8938
o Address: 813 W. Platt St.
Tampa, FL 33606
Advocacy Center for Persons with Disabilities – The official, Governordesignated protection and advocacy system for the State of Florida. provides
support, information and advocacy for those with disabilities:
o Website: www.advocacycenter.org
o Phone: 800-342-0823
o Address: 2728 Centerview Drive, Suite 102
Agency for Community Treatment Centers – substance abuse treatment and
homeless day services for adults and children on a sliding fee scale:
o Website: www.actsfl.org
Agency for Persons with Disabilities – in-home or community-based
programs for disabled people:
o Website: http://apd.myflorida.com
Alcohol and Drug Addiction: Information and Referral – referral service for
substance abuse problems (Not In-State)
o Website: www.adcare.com
Alcoholics Anonymous – free support group for adults with alcoholism:
o Website: www.aatampa-area.org
o Phone: 813-933-9123
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Address: 8019 N. Himes, Suite 104
Tampa, FL 33614
o Phone: 888-878-3304
ALS Association: Florida Chapter – medical equipment, social services, and
respite care for ALS patients and their families:
o Website: www.als-florida.org
Angels Unaware, Inc. – Manages nine free group homes for developmentally
disabled people age 13 and over:
o Website: www.angelsunaware.com
Arbor Village, Inc. – group home for men with psychiatric disorders; services
provided on a sliding fee scale
o Phone: 813-972-3616
o Address: 13107 N 22nd Street
Tampa, FL 33612
Arthritis Foundation – exercise programs, support groups, and children’s
camp for arthritis patients:
o Website:www.arthritis.org
Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America – education programs and
financial assistance to the medically indigent who suffer from asthma and
allergies
o Website: www.aafa.org
Bardmoor Cancer Center – low-cost radiation and oncology services
o Website: http://bardmoorcc.com/
o Phone:727-320-0200
Bay Area Treatment Center – low-cost methadone maintenance, counseling
and case management
o Phone: 727-544-0044
o Address: 6328 Park Boulevard North
Pinellas Park, FL 33781
Bolesta Center – case management and treatment for hearing impaired
children, regardless of ability to pay:
o Website: www.bolestacenter.org
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Phone: 813-953-7944
Address: 7205 North Habana Avenue
Tampa, FL 33614
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Brandon Outreach Clinic – free medical care and pharmacy services for the
uninsured and indigent:
o Website: http://www.brandonoutreachclinic.com/
o Phone:813-654-1388
o Address: 517 N. Parsons Ave
Brandon, FL 33510
Brookwood Florida, Inc. – counseling for adolescent girls suffering from selfesteem, depression and anxiety provided on a sliding fee scale
o Website: www.brookwoodflorida.org
o St. Petersburg: 727-822-4789
o Coral Springs: 954-757-3833
o North Fort Myers: 239-652-0354
some prenatal services; mental health counseling; mobile medical unit
delivers care to rural parts of western Hillsborough County:
Center for Family Health – free primary care to those who meet eligibility
requirements
Tampa Bay Christian Counseling Center – free mental health services:
o Website: www.tbccc.org
o Phone: 813-964-5511
Counseling Center of Tampa Bay – mental health services and counseling
offered on a sliding fee scale:
o Website: http://www.cctbinc.com
o Phone: 813-964-5792
o Address: 3910 Northdale Boulevard Suite 208
Tampa, FL 33624
Cystic Fibrosis Foundation, Tampa Office – resources for cystic fibrosis
patients:
o Website: http://www.cff.org/Chapters/tampa/
o Phone: 813374-9041
o Address: 5100 West Kennedy Blvd. Suite: 195
Tampa, FL 33609
Dental Research Clinic at Erwin Technical Center – provides dental services to
public assistance patients with a copayment
o Phone: 813-238-7725
o Address: 2010 E. Hillsborough Ave.
Tampa, FL 33610
Drug Abuse Comprehensive Coordinating Office – community-based
substance abuse treatment offered on a sliding fee scale:
o Website: http://www.dacco.org
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o Phone: 813-384-4000
Easter Seals Florida – therapy and early interventions for children with
disabilities:
o Website: http://fl.easterseals.com
o Tampa: 813-870-3414
o Lakeland: 863-686-5880
Family Emergency Treatment Center – emergency psychiatric and substance
abuse treatment on a walk-in basis:
o Website: www.manateeglens.com
o Phone: 941-782-4617
Goodwill Industries Outpatient Substance Abuse Program – low-cost
outpatient substance abuse treatment:
o Website: www.goodwill-suncoast.org
o Phone:727-523-1512
o Address: 10596 Gandy Blvd.
St. Petersburg, FL 33702
Gulf Coast Community Care – outpatient and inpatient care for the lowincome disabled and mentally ill
o Phone:727-298-1634
o Address: 407 S. Arcturas Ave
Gulf Coast Jewish Family Services – mental health services on a sliding fee
scale:
o Website: www.gcjfs.org
o Phone: 727-479-1800
o Address: 14041 Icot Blvd.
Family Care Medical Center – Comprehensive Medical Clinic and Primary Care
for minor injuries and acute ambulatory illnesses. Accepts Medicaid, Medicare
and financial assistance. Personal illness visits, wellness exams, mental
health care etc. :
o Phone: 813-236-5300
o Address: 5802 North 30th Street
Tampa, FL 33610
Hillsborough HealthCare – four networks with hundreds of providers serving
those below the poverty limit who are not eligible for any other insurance:
o Website: http://www.hillsboroughcounty.org/hss/hhcprogram/
o Phone: 813-272-5040
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601 E. Kennedy Blvd.
Tampa, FL 33602
Neighborhood Service Centers – offer a wide range of services to residents
below the poverty limit, including health care:
o Website: http://www.hillsboroughcounty.org/hss/services/
Hillsborough Community College Dental Clinic – offers a wide variety of
dental services on a sliding fee scale:
o Website: http://www.hccfl.edu/depts/healthsci/dentalasst/
o Phone: 813-253-7279
H. Lee Moffitt Cancer Center – cancer care and a variety of free support
groups and resources:
o Website: www.moffitt.usf.edu
Tampa Community Health Center – provides outpatient and a Hill-Burton
obligated facility; largely serves the homeless, but other populations as well:
o Website: www.tampachc.com
o Phone: 813-866-0930
o Address: 1502 East Fowler Avenue
Tampa, FL 33612
James A. Haley Veterans Hospital – provides low-cost care to veterans:
o Website: www.tampa.va.gov
o Phone: 813-972-2000
o 13000 Bruce B. Downs Boulevard
Tampa, FL 33612
Kindred Hospital – provides services on a sliding fee scale:
o Website: www.khtampa.com
o Phone: 813-839-6341
o Address: 4555 South Manhattan Avenue
Tampa, FL 33611
Memorial Hospital Tampa – a variety of hospital and outpatient services
offered free or on a sliding fee scale:
o Website: www.memorialhospitaltampa.com
o Phone: 813- 873-6400
o Address: 2901 Swann Avenue
Tampa. FL 33609
St. Joseph’s Hospital – offers a variety of free services:
o Website:www.sjbhealth.org
Tampa General Hospital – offers a variety of low-cost or free outpatient
o Website: www.tgh.org
o Phone: 813-844-7000
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University Community Hospital – free support groups and physician services:
o Website: www.uch.org
o Phone: 813-615-7795
Islamic Society of Tampa Bay Area – Red Crescent Medical Clinic – free
medical care for low-income, uninsured people :
o Website: http://istaba.tripod.com/
o Phone: 813-628-0007
Judeo Christian Health Clinic – free medical care for the uninsured with
incomes between 100% and 250% of the federal poverty limit provided by
volunteer physicians:
o Website: www.judeochristianhealthclinic.org
o Phone: 813-870-0395
o Address: 4120 North MacDill Avenue
Tampa, FL 33607
Larry Garvin Outpatient Program – outpatient treatment for drug, alcohol,
and anger management problems; offered on a sliding fee scale
o Phone: 813-978-3960
o Address: 13701 Bruce B Downs Blvd.
o Tampa, FL 33613
o Phone:813-877-2200
Mental Health Care, Inc. – mental health services and crisis intervention on a
sliding fee scale:
o Website:http://www.mhcinc.org
o Phone: 813-236-3593
o Address 5707 North 22nd St.
Tampa, Fl 33610
Metropolitan Charities, Inc. – free case management for HIV/AIDS patients:
o Website: www.metrocharities.org
Northside Mental Health Center – mental health services for Hillsborough
County residents provided regardless of ability to pay:
o Website: http://www.northsidemh.org/
One Stop Vision Center for the Special Population – free medical and dental
care for former inmates returning to the general population:
o Website: http://www.victorycenter7.com
o Phone: 813-932-0629
o Address: 3405 W. Kenyon Ave
Tampa, FL 33688
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Operation Parental Responsibility Awareness (PAR) – offers a variety of lowcost mental health and substance abuse counseling services:
o Website: http://www.operationpar.org
o Phone: 1-888-PAR-NEXT
Parkinson’s Disease Support Group:
o Website: www.parkinsonsapda.org
People With AIDS Coalition – free support group for HIV/AIDS patients
Pediatric Health Choice – day care for children with serious medical
conditions:
o Website: www.pediatrichealthchoice.com
o Phone: 800-988-4742
Phoenix House – free residential and outpatient substance abuse treatment:
o Website: www.phoenixhouse.com
o Phone: 906-337-0763
Pregnancy Care Center of Plant City – free pregnancy tests and services:
o Website:www.plantcitypregnancycenter.org
Prevent Blindness Florida – offers free vision screening and glasses at the
county health department:
o Website:http://www.preventblindnessflorida.org/programservices/defa
ult.asp
Self Reliance, Inc. – Center for Independent Living – a variety of free
services, including counseling, referrals and equipment loan and repair for
the disabled:
o Website: www.self-reliance.org
Sickle Cell Association, Hillsborough County – free screenings for people with
sickle cell disease
Take Off Pounds Sensibly Club – free weight loss and weight management
program
Tampa Lighthouse for the Blind – rehabilitative services to the blind and
visually impaired:
o Website: www.tampalighthouse.org
University Village Inn and Care Center – free support group for Alzheimer’s
caregivers
University of South Florida:
o Center for Autism and Related Disabilities – support and treatment for
autism-spectrum disorders: http://card-usf.fmhi.usf.edu
o Adolescent/Young Adult Program – primary care for ages 11-21
o Child Development – testing for learning disabilities and other
disorders in school-age children
o Communications Disorders Clinic – speech and hearing services
o Diabetes Center – diabetes education classes
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Doula Birth Assistance Program – free doula services for expecting
mothers: http://www.chilescenter.org/programs12.htm
o Pediatric Genetics – diagnosis and treatment of genetic disorders in
infants and children
o Psychological Services Center – mental health services offered on a
sliding fee scale: http://www.cas.usf.edu/psychology/psc/
o Tampa Bay Alliance for the Mentally Ill – free support group:
http://home.fmhi.usf.edu/
Up With Down’s – support and resources for families with a Down’s syndrome
child
o Phone: 800-318-0399
Shriners Hospital for Children – care for children with severe burns and
orthopedic problems
Suncoast Community Health Centers – primary care, pediatrics, maternity
care and other services for the poor, uninsured and migrant workers:
o Website: www.suncoast-chc.org
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Holmes County
o Immunizations
Indigent Drug Program- a non-funded program
o Phone:850-482-1385
Some free care provided by local physicians
Care provided by the Bay Cares physician referral network on a case-by-case
basis
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referrals:
Indian River County
o Immunizations
Indigent Drug Program- a non-funded program
o Phone:850-482-1385
Some free care provided by local physicians
Care provided by the Bay Cares physician referral network on a case-by-case
basis
referrals:
Jackson County
o Breast and cervical cancer screening for qualified women:
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o Comprehensive adult and child primary care
o HIV testing and treatment
o Insulin, epilepsy and rheumatic fever medications
o Diabetes and hypertension screening and treatment
o Smoking cessation patch program
o Medication assistance program
o Dental services for children; emergency care for adults
grade
o Free childhood vaccinations; adult vaccinations for a nominal fee
o Physician referral program for the uninsured
Florida Breast and Cervical Cancer Early Detection Program- funded through
the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)
o Phone: 850-482-1385
Jackson Hospital provides indigent care as needed
BASIC (Bay Area AIDS Services and Information Center) underwrites care for
HIV patients
o Website: http://www.basicnwfl.com/
o Phone: 850-785-1088
o Address: 432 Magnolia Avenue
Panama City, Florida 32401
Some services provided by the Bay County Bay Cares physician referral
network
referrals:
o Phone: 850-433-2155
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Jefferson County
o Immunizations; free for children under age 19
o HIV testing; AIDS drug assistance
o Tuberculosis screening and medications
o Free insulin and epilepsy medication for qualifying patients
o Adult and child primary care including disease management and
physicals
o Indigent pharmacy program – reduced price medications for qualifying
individuals
o Maternity care
o Mobile health unit that delivers medical and dental services to rural
areas
 Website: http://www.doh.state.fl.us/chdJefferson/
 Phone: 850-342-0170
 Address: 1255 W. Washington St.
Monticello, FL 32344
o Phone: 850-877-9018
o Phone: 850-878-5310
o Phone: 850-877-9234
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Address: 9601 Miccosukee Road #54
Full Circle Women’s Health – OB/GYN services and free pregnancy testing
o Website: http://www.fullcirclefamilycare.com/fcwh.htm
o Phone: 850-201-0498
o 1911 Buford Boulevard
o Phone: 850-414-0844
o Phone: 850-617-6333
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Lafayette County
o Maternity care
o Family planning
o Primary care
o Pediatrics
o Immunizations
o Tuberculosis and STD testing and treatment
o School health
Early Diagnostic Initiative – free mammograms and follow-up care for
symptomatic, poverty-level women; sponsored by the American Cancer
Society
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Lake County
o Pediatrics
o Women’s health
o Family planning
o Prescription assistance
o Adult and child immunizations (free for children)
o Maternity care
o HIV/AIDS testing and treatment
o Free breast and cervical cancer screenings for qualified women age 5064 (through the Seminole County Health Department)
o Mobile health unit delivers services in rural areas
o Phone: 407-425-9500
Community Health Centers, Inc. is a network of clinics in Lake and Orange
Counties that provides low-cost or free care, including medical, dental,
pharmacy, x-ray, and social services.
o Website: http://www.chcfl.com
Easter Seals Camp Challenge – summer camp and respite care for adults and
children with mental and physical disabilities:
o Website:
http://fl.easterseals.com/site/PageServer?pagename=FLDR_CampChal
lenge
o Phone: 800-318-0399
We Care physician referral network – refers qualifying patients to volunteer
physician services; also coordinates three free clinics; run through the LakeSumter Medical Society:
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o Website: http://www.lakesumter.org/wecare.asp
o Phone: 352-742-6595
Lake-Sumter Community College – dental services for children and
emergency dental care for adults
o Phone:352-787-3747
and uninsured:
Hospice of Lake and Sumter Counties – end of life care and respite care:
o Website: http://www.cornerstonehospice.org
o Phone: 352-343-1341
o Address: 2445 Lane Park Rd
Tavares, FL 32778
Lee County
o Free vaccines for children; also adult vaccines and travel
immunizations
o STD and HIV testing and treatment
o Adult and child primary care
o Chronic disease management
 Website: www.leechd.com
 Phone:239-332-9501
 Address: 3920 Michigan Ave
Ft. Myers, FL 33916
o Phone: 888-878-3304
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Catholic Charities, Diocese of Venice, Inc. – mental health counseling:
o Website: www.catholiccharitiesdov.org
Lee County CHADD – support groups and resources for children and adults
Island Coast AIDS Network – services for HIV-positive individuals and
preventative interventions
o Website: www.icanswfl.org
o 239-337-2391
o Address: 2231McGregor Blvd.
Ft. Myers, FL 33901
Lee Mental Health – comprehensive mental health and substance abuse
treatment
o Website: http://www.rccbhc.org/
o Phone: 239-275-3222
Charlotte Counties:
o Phone:239-278-3600
Interfaith Caregivers of South Lee – emergency assistance to the ill and
disabled
o Website: http://www.icslee.org/
o Phone:239-267-3510
o Address: 17592 Rockefeller Circle
Ft. Myers, FL 33967
Partners for Breast Cancer Care – screening and treatment for uninsured Lee
County Residents
o Website: http://www.pfbcc.org/
o Phone:239-454-8583
United Way 211 – information about community resources
o Phone: 239-433-3900
HCA Docs – physician referral service and nurse consultancy
o Phone: 877-4-HCA-DOCS
Manna Christian Mission – free eye care
o Phone:239-992-1211
o Address: 10421 Ragsdale St.
Bonita Springs, FL
McGregor Clinic – HIV/AIDS care
o Website: www.mcgregorclinic.org
o 2506 2nd Street
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o Fort Myers, FL 33901
o 239-334-9555
Salvation Army Medical Respite Unit and Primary Care Clinic – primary care
and dental services for the indigent; respite care; residential services for the
homeless
o Phone: 239-334-3745
o Address: 2400 Edison Ave.
Ft. Myers, FL 33901
o Phone:239-939-3939
o Address: 3033 Winkler Extension
Ft. Myers, FL 33916
Project: Dentist Care – volunteer dentists care for the indigent
o http://floridadental.org/public/outreach/documents/PDC_ResourceGuid
e.pdf
Volunteer Health Care Provider program – free care provided by local
physicians and other professionals
Lee We Care – network of volunteer physicians and clinics that provide
services to the indigent
Leon County
o Immunizations
o Family planning
o HIV/AIDS screening and counseling
o Dental program for children ages 5-20
o Breast and cervical cancer screening program
o Mobile health unit – provides primary care, STD screening and family
planning services at various locations around the county
 Website: http://www.leoncountyfl.gov/lcphu/
 Phone:850-606-8150
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Leon County Satellite of CHADD – support groups and resources for adults
and children with attention deficit disorder:
o Phone: 850-575-9621
o Phone: 850-877-9018
Project: Dentist Care – offers free dental care to indigent residents of Leon
county; sponsored by the Tallahassee Dental Association:
o http://floridadental.org/public/outreach/documents/PDC_ResourceGuid
e.pdf
Whole Child Leon – referral to a variety of social services for families with
young children:
o Website: http://www.wholechildleon.com
o Phone:850-414-8344
A Women’s Pregnancy Center – pregnancy testing and support
o Website: www.awpc.cc
o Phone:850-297-1174
o Address: 919 West Pensacola Street
Alcoholics Anonymous – addiction recovery support group
o Website: http://www.intergroup5.org
o Phone: 850-224-1818
Allen Temple AME Church – financial assistance with medical bills
o Phone:850-574-1976
o Address: 849 Kissimmee St.
Apalachee Center for Human Services – mental health services
o Website: www.apalacheecenter.org
o Phone: 850-523-3301
o Phone: 850-656-AIDS
o Website: http://www.bigbendhospice.org
o Phone:850-878-5310
Children’s Medical Services – care for children ages 3-21 with chronic
diseases
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Phone: 850-245-4200
Address:4030 Esplanade Way
Dick Howser Center – outpatient therapy (physical, occupational, speech) for
children up to age 21
o Phone:850-671-3569
Easter Seal Society of North Florida – early interventions for children age 312
o Phone: 850-222-4465
Epilepsy Association of the Big Bend – support and referrals for treatment for
epilepsy patients
o Website: http://www.epilepsyassoc.org/
o Phone:850-222-1777
o Phone: 850-201-0498
Neighborhood Health Services – primary care, dental care and vision
screenings for poor, uninsured and homeless individuals
o Website: http://www.nhsclinic.org/
o Phone: 850-224-2489
Pregnancy Help and Information Center – pregnancy testing, resources, and
referrals for prenatal care
o Website: http://www.phicenter.org
o Phone: 850-222-7177
Serenity Shore Maternity Home – residential shelter for homeless pregnant
women
o Phone: 850-671-5255
o Address: 1315 Linda Ann Dr.
Sickle Cell Foundation – free sickle cell screening and assistance with
prescription drugs
o Website: http://www.sicklecellfoundation.org/
o Phone: 850-222-2355
Tallahassee/Leon County Human Service Center – residential and outpatient
drug treatment and services for adolescents and adults
o Phone: 850-574-6695
o Address: 3333 West Pensacola Street
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Tallahassee Pediatric Foundation – refers eligible children to private
pediatricians for care
o Phone: 850-488-7935
o Address: 1126 Lee Avenue
Tri-County Family Health Care – primary care provided on a sliding fee scale
o Phone:850-948-2840
o Address: 193 Northwest US 221
Greenville, FL 32331
Project: Dentists Care – dental services provided on a volunteer basis
o Website: http://www.floridadental.org/public/outreach/project.html
o Resource Guide:
http://floridadental.org/public/outreach/documents/PDC_ResourceGuid
e.pdf
Bond Community Health Center:
o Website: www.bondchc.org
o Phone: 850-576-4073
o Address: 1720 S. Gadsden Street
o Phone: 850-433-2155
o Phone: 850-414-0844
o Phone:850-921-4020
Levy County
o Primary care
o Pediatric care
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Women’s health and family planning
Maternity care
Immunizations
STD and TB testing and treatment
HIV testing and counseling
 Phone:351-486-5300
 Address:66 West Main Street
Bronson, FL 32621
o Website: http://www.wellflorida.org/wf_3e.php
o Phone: 352-313-6500
o Address: 1785 NW 80th Blvd.
Gainesville, Florida 32606
Early Diagnostic Initiative – free mammograms and follow-up treatment for
symptomatic, poverty-level women; sponsored by the American Cancer
Society
Referrals to Alachua County’s We Care network on a case-by-case basis
o Phone:352-332-4636
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Liberty County
o Website: http://www.doh.state.fl.us/chdJackson/bccoura.htm
o Immunizations
 Phone: 850-643-2415
 12832 NW Central Ave
Bristol, FL 32321
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o Phone:850-482-1385
o Phone: 850-878-5310
o Phone: 850-414-0844
o Phone: 850-921-4020
Madison County
o Immunizations; free for children under age 19
o HIV testing; AIDS drug assistance
o Tuberculosis screening and medications
o Free insulin and epilepsy medication for qualifying patients
o Adult and child primary care including disease management and
physicals
o Indigent pharmacy program – reduced price medications for qualifying
individuals
o Maternity care
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Mobile health unit that delivers medical and dental services to rural
areas
o Vision screenings for children at school
 Website: http://www.doh.state.fl.us/chdMadison/index.htm
 Phone:850-973-5000
 Address: 218 SW Third Avenue
Madison, FL 32340
o Phone: 850-878-5310
o Phone: 850-877-9234
o Phone: 850-201-0498
Volunteer dental services provided to children by local dentists during
Children’s Dental Health Month
o Phone: 850-414-0844
o Phone: 850-921-4020
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Website: http://www2.caremark.com/naco/
Manatee County
o Breast and cervical cancer screening for women age 50-64
o Medications for diabetes, epilepsy and rheumatic heart disease
o Adult primary care including preventative care and chronic disease
management
o Immunizations for adults, children and travelers
o Pediatric care including school physicals, communicable disease
screening and vision and hearing screening
o HIV screening and counseling; AIDS drug assistance
o Immigration health screenings
 Website: http://www.doh.state.fl.us/chdManatee/index.htm
 Phone: 941-748-0747
 410 6th Ave East
Bradenton, FL 34208
o Website: http://www.mcrhs.org
o Phone: 941-776-4000
o Website: http://www.preventblindnessflorida.org
o Phone:800-817-3595 ext. 112
o Phone: 800-318-0399
o Website: http://www.uw211manasota.net/index.htm
o Phone:941-308-4357
Epilepsy Foundation of Southwest Florida – support and referral for epilepsy
patients
o Phone:941-953-5988
o Address: 1900 Main St. 212
Sarasota, FL 34236
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United Way of Manatee County – partners with local social service agencies
o Website: http://www.uwmc.net/
We Care Manatee – offers a free prescription drug program, a free clinic, and
a volunteer physician referral program for uninsured adults below 150% of
the federal poverty limit:
o Website: http://www.wecaremanatee.org/
Marion County
o Adult primary care, laboratory tests and medications for qualified
patients
o Drug assistance program
o Immunizations – free for children; fees for adults
o Women’s health including family planning and maternity care
o Pediatric care including school physicals
o HIV counseling and testing
o Clinic on Wheels – primary care, family planning, immunizations and
communicable disease screening; funded through the County
Commissioner
o Basic dental services for children age 8-20; emergency dental services
for adults
o Tuberculosis screening, treatment and case management
 Website: http://www.doh.state.fl.us/chdMarion/index.html
 Phone: 352-622-7744
 Address: 1801 Southeast 32nd Ave
Ocala, FL 34208
Marion County Indigent Care System – health care safety net involving local
providers and hospitals; encompasses both the We Care program and the
county health department
o Phone:352-629-0137
We Care of Marion County – referrals to professionals who volunteer their
time to see uninsured and indigent patients
Munroe Regional Medical Center – provides indigent patients with inpatient
services as needed
o www.munroeregional.com
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Phone: 352-351-7200
Address: 1500 Southwest 1st Avenue
Ocala, FL 34471
Project Dentists Care – emergency care provided to the indigent by local
volunteer dentists
o Phone:352-732-6599
Radiology Associates of Ocala – partners with the health department to
provide free mammograms to eligible women
o Phone: 352-671-4300
Children’s Medical Services (DOH) – care for children with chronic conditions
o Phone: 850-245-4200
Pediatric Primary Care Foundation – free care for qualified children with
special medical needs
o Phone: 352-369-2135
o 1515 E. Silver Springs Blvd.
Ocala, FL 34470
Behavioral Resource and Counseling Center – mental health services offered
on a sliding fee scale
o Phone: 352-624-3307
o Address: 1541 Northeast 22nd Avenue
Ocala, FL 34470
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o Adult primary care
o Maternity care including labor and delivery
o Pediatric care, including school physicals and vision and hearing
screening
o Immunizations for children, adults and travelers
o Anonymous HIV testing and referrals
 Website: http://www.martincountyhealth.com/
 Phone:772-221-4000
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Catholic Charities, Diocese of Palm Beach – mental health counseling, free
pregnancy testing, referrals for prenatal care:
o Website: www.diocesepb.org
Easter Seals of Palm Beach, Martin and St. Lucie Counties – early
interventions and therapies for children with disabilities:
o Phone: 561-471-1688
o Address:213 Congress Avenue
West Palm Beach, FL 33409
National Federation of the Blind Parents Division – services and resources for
parents of blind children and sighted children of blind parents:
o Website: http://www.nfbflorida.org/parents/index.htm
Volunteers in Medicine Clinic – volunteer doctors provide care to the
uninsured; also provides referrals to volunteer specialists
o www.vimclinic.net
o Phone:772-463-4128
o 417 Southeast Balboa Ave
Stuart, FL 34994
o Phone:800-318-0399
Florida Association of Community Health Centers – primary care, dental
services, maternity care, HIV/AIDS care and other services:
o Website: http://www.fachc.org/
Treasure Coast Hospices – end-of-life care and family support:
o Website: http://www.tchospices.org/
Florida Community Health Centers – operate nine clinics in St. Lucie, Martin
and Okechobee Counties that provide comprehensive primary care and
dental services to adults and children on an affordable basis:
o Website: www.fchcinc.org
County Hospitalization Program – medical bill assistance for qualified patients
who have recently been discharged from Martin Memorial Medical Systems;
operated by Martin County Community Services Department
o Phone: 772-288-5785
Children’s Emergency Resources – medical bill assistance, vision and hearing
services; other medical devices:
o Website: www.childrensemergencyresources.org
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Phone: 772-223-0979
P.O. Box 2623
Stuart, FL 34995
Health Care Responsibility Act – Martin County provides coverage of
emergency hospital care for low-income residents. For more information…
o http://ahca.myflorida.com/MCHQ/Managed_Health_Care/HCRA/index.s
html
One-time emergency prescription assistance offered by the county’s
Community Services Department
o Phone: 772-288-5786
St. Vincent DePaul Society of Hobe Sound – assistance with obtaining health
coverage; financial assistance
o Phone: 772-546-2492
o Website: 12001 Southeast Federal Highway
Hobe Sound, FL 33455
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o Immunizations
 Website: http://www.doh.state.fl.us/chdmonroe/index.html
 Phone:305-293-7500
 Address: Gato Building 1100 Simonton Street
Key West, FL 33040
Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of Miami, Inc – permanent housing for
the disabled:
o Website: http://www.catholiccharitiesadm.org/
o Phone:305-754-2444
o 1505 NE 26th Street
Wilton Manors, FL 33305
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o Broward: 800-372-1757
o Miami-Dade:305-599-7755
AIDS Help, Inc. of Monroe County – medical care, supplies and case
o Website: www.aidshelp.cc
o Phone: 305-296-6196
211 Switchboard of Miami – hotline that assists callers in locating social
service resources in the community:
o Website: http://www.switchboardmiami.org/helpline.html
 Phone:305-358-4357
Guidance Clinic of the Middle Keys – outpatient counseling and inpatient
mental health services
o www.gcmk.org
o Phone: 305-434-9000
o Address: 3000 41st Street Ocean
Marathon, FL 33050
Nassau County
o Dental services for children ages 3-20; dental services offered to
qualified adults once a month
o HIV screening and counseling
o Child and adult immunizations
o Family planning
o Primary care for eligible adults
o Drugs for diabetes, epilepsy and rheumatic fever
o Pediatric clinic
o Women’s health
o Women’s health
o Drug assistance program
 Website: www.nassaucountyhealth.org
 Phone: 904-548-1800
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o Website: http://www.tomorrowsrainbow.org/
o Address: 4341 Northwest 39th Ave
Coconut Creek, FL 33073
o Phone: 954-978-2390
o Phone:904-632-0600
Barnabas Center – Samaritan Medical clinic is open on Tuesday and Thursday
evenings to provide care for low-income uninsured; dental clinic for lowincome uninsured patients:
o Website: http://www.barnabascenterinc.org/
o Phone: 904-321-2334
o Phone: 904-356-1612
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Okaloosa County
o Adult primary care including chronic disease management
o Pediatric primary care
o Women’s health, family planning and maternity services
o HIV/AIDS screening and prescription assistance
o Tuberculosis testing and medication
o After-hours free primary care clinic on Thursday nights
 Website: http://www.doh.state.fl.us/chdOkaloosa/
 Phone: 850-833-9240
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o Website: http://www.fcfh.info/
o Phone: 850-434-3157
Crossroads Medical Center Clinic – care for individuals who meet federal
poverty guidelines
o Website: http://www.crossroadsclinicfwb.org/
o Phone: 850-389-3015
o Phone: 850-433-2155
Sozo Life Clinic – reproductive health services for men and women:
o Website: http://www.sozoclinic.com/
o Phone: 850-243-5800
Mental Health Association of Okaloosa and Walton Counties – comprehensive
mental health services:
o Website: http://www.mhaow.org/
o Okaloosa: 850-244-1040
o Walton: 850-951-1101
Okaloosa AIDS Support and Informational Service (OASIS) – HIV testing and
assistance to patients
o Website: http://www.aidsoasis.org
o Phone:850-314-0950
Sharing and Caring of Okaloosa County, Inc. – financial assistance with
medical expenses
o Phone: 850-244-0778
Okechobee County
o Child and adult primary care
o Maternity services
o HIV/AIDS and STD testing and treatment
o Immunizations
 Website:
http://www.doh.state.fl.us/chdOkeechobee/Default.htm
 Phone: 863-462-5819
Easter Seals East Coast Regional Office – interventions for adults with
disabilities:
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Website:
http://fl.easterseals.com/site/PageServer?pagename=FLDR_EastCoastRegion
alOffice
o Phone: 321-723-4474
Indigent Medical Services – financial assistance with medical bills provided by
the county government
Migrant Program – assists migrant workers with obtaining medical care and
coverage
St. Mary’s of Pahokee – free medical and dental services for the needy:
o Website: www.stmarysofpahokee.org
Pahokee Community Clinic
o Phone: 561-924-0184
o Address: 1200 East Main Street
Pahokee, FL 33476
Orange County
o Dental health services for children up to age 18; emergency dental
care for adults
o Free hepatitis vaccination and testing
o HIV/AIDS screening; primary medical care and prescription drug
services for HIV/AIDS patients
o Maternity care
o Adult and child primary care
o Women’s health
o Free breast and cervical cancer screenings for qualified women age 5064 (through the Seminole County Health Department)
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 Website: www.orchd.com
 Phone:407-858-1400
o Phone: 407-425-9500
Community Health Centers, Inc. is a network of clinics in Lake and Orange
Counties that provides low-cost or free care, including medical, dental,
pharmacy, x-ray, and social services.
o Website: http://www.chcfl.com/
o Phone: 888-878-3304
Orlando Satellite of CHADD – support groups and resources for adults and
o Website:http://www.chadd.net/template.cfm?affid=173&p=about
o Phone:407-902-5267
Cystic Fibrosis Foundation, Orlando Office – resources for cystic fibrosis
patients: http://www.cff.org/Chapters/orlando/
o Phone:407-339-2978
disabilities:
Apopka Family Health Center – provides free outpatient care under the HillBurton Act
o Phone:407-886-6201
o Address: 225 E Seventh Street
Apopka, FL 32703
o Website: http://www.preventblindnessflorida.org/
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Health Care Center for the Homeless – medical and dental care for homeless
individuals; women’s clinic, TB care, x-ray and lab services, and physical
therapy also provided
o Website: www.hcch.org
o Phone: 407-428-5751
o 234 North Orange Blossom Trail
Orlando, FL 32805
Orlando Union Rescue Mission – primary care clinic for mission residents
o Website: www.ourm.org
o Phone:407-841-7578
Shepherd’s Hope – free primary care clinic for the low-income uninsured
o Website: www.shepardshope.org
o Phone:407-876-6699
SpecialCare of Central Florida – referrals to medical specialists who volunteer
their services
o Phone: 407-836-2519
Children’s Medical Services – care for children with chronic medical conditions
o Phone: 407-856-6519
and uninsured:
Compassion Children’s Clinic – free primary care for uninsured children ages
4-18:
o Phone: 407-324-3036
Primary Care Access Network (PCAN) – weekly free clinics:
o Website: www.pcanorangecounty.com
o Phone: 407-836-PCAN
Orange County Public Schools Family Service Center – free clinic for lowincome children:
o Website:www.grandave.ocps.net
Central Florida Family Health Center – provides primary care without regard
for ability to pay:
o Website: www.cffhc.org
BioScrip – prescription drug assistance program
o Phone: 800-677-4323
AmeriPlan USA – discount health care plan for participating providers:
o Website: http://providersearch.ameriplanusa.com
March of Dimes – prenatal care
o Phone: 407-599-5077
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The Sharing Center – prescription drug financial assistance:
o Website: www.thesharingcenter.org
Birth Control Center, Inc. – women’s reproductive health services
o Phone: 407-422-0606
o Address: 4574 E Michigan Street
Orlando, FL 32812
Osceola County
o Dental services for children and seniors
o Women’s health including family planning
o Maternity care
o Free childhood immunizations; small fee for adults
o HIV testing, medications and counseling
 Website: www.osceolahealth.org
 Phone: 407-343-2009
o Phone: 407-425-9500
and uninsured:
Poinciana Health Center – primary health care for uninsured residents of
Osceola and Polk counties:
o Phone: 407-847-2212
Community Vision – Mobile Medical Express Van –
o Website: www.communityvision.org
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Palm Beach County
o Pediatric care
o Family planning
o Maternity care
o HIV, STD, tuberculosis and hepatitis testing and treatment
o Immunizations for children, adults and travelers
o Dental services
o Homeless health care
 Website: www.pbcchd.com
 Phone: 561-840-4500
o Website:www.diocesepb.org
Palm Beach CHADD – support groups and resources for adults and children
o Phone: 561-478-5160
Cystic Fibrosis Foundation, Palm Beach Office – resources for cystic fibrosis
patients:
o Website: http://www.cff.org/Chapters/palmbeach/
o Phone: 561-683-9965
Easter Seals of Palm Beach, Martin and St Lucie Counties– early interventions
and therapies for children with disabilities:
o Phone: 561-471-1688
o Address:213 Congress Avenue
West Palm Beach, FL 33409
C.L. Brumback Health Center – provides free outpatient care under the HillBurton Act:
o Phone: 561-996-1600
o Address: 38754 State Road 80
o Belle Glade, FL 33430
Jupiter Medical Center Pavilion – provides free nursing home care under the
Hill-Burton Act
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Website: www.jupitermed.com
Phone: 561-744-4444
Address:1230 South Old Dixie Hwy
Jupiter, FL 33458
o Phone: 800-318-0399
Coordinated Care Program – a managed care program administered by the
Health Care District of Palm Beach County; all uninsured residents below
150% of the federal poverty level are eligible
o Website: http://www.hcdpbc.org/index.aspx?page=146
Palm Beach Care Network – a network of over 200 physicians, clinics and
dentists who volunteer their services to low-income, uninsured residents
Jupiter Auxiliary Health Center – clinic run by the county health department
Caridad Center – free medical and dental services for the working poor,
staffed by local volunteer physicians:
o Website: www.caridad.org
o Phone: 561-737-6336
o Address: 8645 Boynton Beach Blvd.
Boynton Beach, FL 33472
Children’s Medical Services (DOH) – provides care for children with chronic
illnesses
o Phone: 561840-6107
Florida Atlantic University Community Nursing Project – provides medical
care for low-income patients and helps them apply for health insurance
Edward J. Healey Rehabilitation Center – comprehensive inpatient care for all
ages; HIV/AIDS care; financial assistance is available
o Phone: 561-842-6111
o Address: 1200 45th Street.
Mangonia Park, FL 33407
Health Care District of Palm Beach County
o Coordinated Care Program – a managed care plan for uninsured
residents with incomes below 150% of the FPL
o Personal Health Plan – a Medicaid HMO for county residents
o Vita Health (Health Flex) – a managed care plan for uninsured
residents with incomes below 175% of the poverty level; premiums
are partially subsidized by the Health Care District:
 Website: http://www.vitahealth.org/
o Maternity Care Program – provides complete maternity coverage for
qualified women who are not eligible for Medicaid
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Palm Beach Access – a volunteer physician referral network run through the
Palm Beach County Medical Society:
o Website: www.pbcms.org
Samaritan Gardens Community Health Center – free primary care for
qualified individuals; assistance with obtaining coverage and prescription
assistance; operated by the First Baptist Church of West Palm Beach
o Phone: 561-366-1147
o Address: 901 S. Flagler Dr.
West Palm, FL 33401
West Gate Community Wellness Center – free medical care for the lowincome uninsured and referrals for coverage; affiliated with Florida Atlantic
University
o Phone: 561-616-4101
o Address: 1650 Osceola Drive West
Palm Beach, FL 33409
Pasco County
o Dental care for children and adults
o Pediatric and adult primary care
o Immunizations (free for children)
o Family planning
o Teen clinic
o Maternity care
o Medications for diabetes and epilepsy for qualified patients
o Nutrition and wellness counseling
 Website: http://www.doh.state.fl.us/chdpasco/default.html
 Phone: 727-861-5260
 Address: 10841 Little Road
New Port Richey, FL 34654
o Phone: 855-973-8638
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o Website: http://www.gcjfs.org/
o Phone: 727-479-1800
Harbor Behavioral Health Care Institute – substance abuse and mental health
care
o Phone: 866-762-1743 or 737-841-4120
Pregnancy Care Center – free pregnancy tests and counseling
o Website: http://oasispregnancycenter.org/
o Phone: 813-406-4965
o Address: 3632 Land O’ Lakes Blvd. Suite 108
Land O’ Lakes, FL 34639
o Phone:800-318-0399
Farm-workers Self Help – medical care for farm-workers who do not qualify
for Medicaid; La Cassia de Esperanto y Salud clinic staffed by volunteer
physicians
o Website: http://fshflorida.org
o Phone: 352-567-1432
Premier Community Health Care Group – primary care for migrants and the
uninsured:
o Website: http://premirehc.org
o Phone: 352-567-5120
Pinellas County
o Two mobile medical units that deliver care to the uninsured
o Free breast and cervical cancer screening for qualified women age 5064
o Free hepatitis screening
o HIV/AIDS testing and comprehensive medical services
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Immunizations for children (free), adults and travelers
Free needle disposal
Refugee health screening
STD testing and treatment
Tuberculosis screening and treatment
Women’s health services and maternity care
 Website: www.pinellashealth.com
 Phone: 727-824-6900
 Address: 205 N Martin Luther King Jr. Ave
The Healthy Families Plus program- is an intensive case management
program offering weekly home visits to pregnant women and their infants.
o Website: http://www.pinellashealth.com/HealthyStartFamilies.asp
o Phone: 727-824-6900 ext. 11253
o Phone: 888-878-3304
o Phone: 855-973-8638
o Website: http://www.gcjfs.org/
o Phone: 727-479-1800
Harbor Behavioral Health Care Institute – inpatient care and case
o Phone: 866-762-1743 or 737-841-4120
Pinellas Community Health Center – provides free outpatient care under the
Hill-Burton Act
Metropolitan Charities, Inc. – free case management for HIV/AIDS patients:
o Website: www.metrocharities.org
o Phone: 800-817-3595 ext. 112
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Address: 1112 East Kennedy Boulevard
Tampa, FL 33602
o Phone: 800-3168-0399
Clearwater Free Clinic – free exams, diagnostics, medications and referrals
for the uninsured; staffed by local volunteer physicians
o Website: www.clearwaterfreeclinic.org
o Address: 707 North Fort Harrison Ave.
Free Dental Programs – free dental services for homeless shelter residents
and others as funds allow through Project Homeless Connect
o www.pinellasconnect.org
Greenwood Community Health Resource Center – health screenings and free
clinic
o Phone: 727-467-9411
o Address: 1108 N Martin Luther King Jr. Ave.
Community Health Centers of Pinellas – primary care, HIV/AIDS and other
services, Hill-Burton obligated facility:
o Phone: 727-821-6701
o Address: 1310 22nd Avenue South
Pinellas Health Care for the Homeless:
o Phone: 727-582-7595
o Address 647 First Avenue North
Catholic Mobile Medical Services – provides care to farm-workers and their
families
o Phone: 813-707-7376
o Address: 13415 San Juan Diego Way
Dover, FL 33527
Children’s Medical Services (DOH) – provides care to children with chronic
conditions
o Phone: 727-893-2775 or 800-336-1612
o Address: 3251 3rd Ave north Suite 130
GCCC Community Care – personal care services, transportation and respite
care for disabled adults:
o Phone: 727-479-1800
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Pinellas Care Clinic – outpatient HIV/AIDS care
o Phone: 727-321-4846
o Address: 3354 1st Ave N
Pinellas County Human Services Department – primary care, lab and x-ray
services, referral to specialists, mobile medical van for the homeless:
o Website: http://www.pinellascounty.org/humanservices/default.htm
o St. Petersburg: 727-582-7781
o Clearwater: 727-464-8400
St. Petersburg Free Clinic – primary care for uninsured, medically indigent
adults:
o Website: www.stpetersburgfreeclinic.org
o Phone: 727-821-1200
Pinellas County Health Plan – provides medical and hospital coverage for the
indigent
o Info:
http://www.pinellascounty.org/humanservices/pdf/provider_handbook.
pdf
Polk County
o Maternity care with nurse midwife services
o Pediatric care and free immunizations
o Adult and traveler vaccinations
o Dental services for adults and children
o Chronic lung disease clinic
o Screening and vaccination for hepatitis
o HIV screening and care
 Website: www.mypolkchd.org
 Phone: 863-519-7900
The Polk Health Care Alliance- the Polk Health Care Alliance developed
several strategies that lead to the goal of increased access to health care in
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Polk County for all uninsured and underinsured residents. The Polk County
Board of County Commissioners Community Health and Social Services
Division applied for the grant and are the fiscal agent and became the
grantee of record. The mission of the grant and the Alliance is to provide
100% access to health care for Polk County Residents.
o Phone: 863-514-9221
o Phone: 407-425-9500
The Polk HealthCare Plan provides healthcare services for uninsured Polk
County residents who are not eligible for Medicaid and meet income
requirements:
o Website: http://www.polkhealthcareplan.org
o Phone: 888-742-7622
o Address: 2135 Marshall Edwards Drive
Bartow, FL 33830
o Phone: 888-878-3304
o Tampa: 813-870-3414
o Lakeland: 863-686-5880
o Phone:813-877-2200
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o Phone:800-318-0399
We Care of Polk County – network of specialty physicians who volunteer their
services
Lakeland Volunteers in Medicine – a free clinic providing comprehensive
medical care
o Website: www.lvim.net
o Phone:863-688-5846
o Address: 1021 Lakeland Hills Blvd.
Lakeland, FL 33805
Good Samaritan Clinic at Talbot House Ministries – primary and specialty care
for the homeless
o Website: www.talbothouse.org
o Phone: 863-687-8475
o Address: 814 N. Kentucky Ave.
Lakeland, FL 33801
Central Florida Health Care – operates five clinics in central Florida, mainly
serving migrant workers:
o Phone: 863-452-3000
Poinciana Health Center – primary health care for uninsured residents of
Osceola and Polk counties:
o Phone: 407-847-2212
o Phone: 863-648-1500
organizations
o Phone:863-648-1515
Putnam County
o Breast and cervical cancer screening for qualified women
o Primary care
o Pediatric care
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o Maternity care
o Immunizations
o STD, HIV and TB services
Client Welfare Program offered for residents who can’t afford care, funded by
the medical staff in Putnam County
o Phone:866-318-0211
Family Medical and Dental Centers –(Rural Health Care, Inc.) primary care
and dental services:
o Phone: 386-328-0108
Palatka, FL 32177
Joy in the Morning Pregnancy Center – residential home and care for
pregnant women
o Phone: 386-325-6410
o Address: 411 Laurel St.
Palatka, FL 32177
Rural Health Care Inc. – provides outpatient care and a Hill-Burton obligated
facility.
o Address: Highway 20 PO Box 596
Interlachen, FL 32148
o
Phone: 904-308-7911
Santa Rosa County
o Primary care, including x-ray and laboratory services
o Family planning and pregnancy testing
o HIV testing, counseling and drug assistance
o Free insulin and epilepsy drugs for qualified patients
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Immunizations – free for children, offered for a fee to adults and
travelers
 Website: http://www.doh.state.fl.us/chdsantarosa/index.htm
 Phone: 850-983-5200
Project Dentists Care – limited free dental services provided by local dentists;
sponsored by the EscaRosa Dental Society
o Phone: 850-484-2337
Santa Rosa Cares – network of physicians who volunteer their services to the
uninsured
o Phone: 850-595-5915
o Phone: 850-433-2155
o
Sarasota County
o Mobile health unit delivers a wide variety of services to underserved
areas
o Women’s health including family planning
o Be Smart Program – mammograms for women age 40-49
o Pediatric care including school physicals
o Immunizations – free for children, offered at a low cost to adults and
travelers
o Teen health clinic
o Dental care for children and adults
o South County Community Clinic – services for the uninsured
o Assistance with veterans’ health services
o HIV/AIDS testing and comprehensive services
o Needle disposal and biomedical waste programs
o Pharmacy services
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Free insulin and epilepsy drugs for qualified patients
 Website: www.sarasotahealth.org
 Phone: 941-861-2900
 Address: 220 Ringling Boulevard
Sarasota, FL 34237
Charter Health Plan – an affordable health plan for businesses with 2 or more
employees working at least 20 hours per week; organized through the
Sarasota Memorial Health Care System:
o Website: www.smhcharterplan.com
o Phone: 941-917-8500
o Website: http://www.mcrhs.org
o Phone: 941-776-4000
o Phone: 888-878-3304
Catholic Charities, Diocese of Venice, Inc. – HIV/AIDS care, mental health
counseling:
o Website: www.catholiccharitiesdov.org
Sarasota Satellite of CHADD – support groups and resources for adults and
o Website: 954-646-8780
o Phone: 941-379-9111
o Website: http://www.uw211manasota.net/index.htm
o Phone: 941-308-4357
Community Medical Clinic – free medical clinic hosted twice a month by
Sarasota Memorial Hospital
o Phone: 941-917-2566
o Address: 1700 South Tamiami Trail
Sarasota, FL 34239
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North County Health Center – low-cost, nonprofit clinic that provides
pediatric and adult primary care, pharmacy services, and referrals for
specialty care:
o Phone: 941-373-7844
o 1949 Northgate Blvd.
Sarasota, FL
Gulf Central Early Steps – early intervention program for children with
developmental delays, operated by Sarasota Memorial Hospital
o Phone: 941-487-5400
o Address: 1700 Tamiami Trail
Sarasota, FL 34239
Resurrection House Homeless Services – health clinic and other services for
homeless individuals
o www.floridaresurrectionhouse.com
o Phone:941-366-3559
o Address: 507 Kumquat Court
Sarasota, FL 34237
Seminole County
o Pediatric care, including sick and well children and school physicals
o Immunizations – free for children, low-cost for adults
o Family planning
o Free breast and cervical cancer screenings for qualified women age 5064
o Adult primary care including lab and pharmacy services
o HIV testing and referral for treatment
o Immunizations – free for children, low cost for adults and travelers
 Website: www.seminolecohealth.com
 Sanford: 407-665-3000
 Casselberry- 407-665-3400
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o Phone: 407-425-9500
Seminole Area Satellite of CHADD – support group and resources for children
and adults with attention deficit disorder:
o Phone: 407-831-2411
Hispanic Health Initiatives – health education, free breast and cervical cancer
screenings targeted toward minority communities
o Website: www.hhi2001.org
o Phone: 407-339-2001
o Address: 201 Live Oak Blvd
Casselberry, FL 32718
Salvation Army – prescription bill assistance
o Website: http://www.uss.salvationarmy.org/uss/www_uss_sanford.nsf
o Phone: 407-322-2642
o Address: 700 W. 24th Street
Sanford, FL 32772
St. Johns County
o Dental services for kids age 5-17; some care for low-income adults
o Pediatric care for sick and well children, with referrals to specialists
o Women’s health
o Pregnancy tests and family planning
o Maternity care
o HIV/AIDS testing and comprehensive care
o Immunizations – free for children, adult vaccines also available
 Website: www.stjohnschd.org
 Phone: 904-825-5055
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1955 US 1South Suite 100
o Address: 225 West King St.
o Website: http://www.tomorrowsrainbow.org
o Address: 4341 NW 39th Avenue
Coconut Creek, FL 33073
o Phone: 904-356-1612
o Address: 2715 Oak Street
Good Samaritan Health Care – two clinics that provide medical care and
hospitalization to the low-income uninsured; located at St. Cyprian Episcopal
Church and St. Augustine Technical Center
o Phone: 904-824-1962
o Address: 37 Lovett Street
St. Augustine, FL
o Phone: 386-328-0108
Palatka, FL 32177
St. Johns Primary Care Clinic – comprehensive medical care provided on a
sliding fee scale; treatment provided without regard for ability to pay
o Phone: 904-633-0585
o Address: 11761 Beach Blvd.
Welfare Federation of St. Johns County – emergency financial assistance for
medical bills
o Address: 161 Marine Street
o Phone: 904-308-2020
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o
Phone: 904-308-7911
St. Lucie County
o Adult primary care including lab services
o Pediatric care for sick and well children, including school physicals
o Immunizations – free for children, also available for adults and
travelers
o Dentistry – preventive services for children, emergency services for
adults
o HIV/AIDS testing, drug assistance and comprehensive care
o STD and hepatitis testing and treatment
o Medications for epilepsy, family planning, general medicine,
immunizations, insulin, rabies, rheumatic fever, STDs and TB
 Website: www.stluciecountyhealth.com
 Phone: 772-873-4924
 Address: 5150 Northwest Milner Drive
Port St. Lucie, FL 34983
o Website: www.diocesepb.org
o Phone: 561-775-9500
Farmworkers Health Fair – free health screenings and education
We Care – network of physicians and hospitals providing free care to the lowincome uninsured
Specialty care provided on a case-by-case basis by individual practitioners;
list maintained by the county health department
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Treasure Coast Dental Association – volunteer dental services
o Website: tcdentalsociety.org
o Phone:772-607-3350
Mustard Seed Ministries – prescription drug assistance
o Phone: 772-340-1406
o Street: 8311 South US Highway 1
Port St. Lucie, FL 34952
Project Response – comprehensive care for HIV/AIDS patients:
o Website: http://www.projectresponse.org/
Sumter County
o HIV/AIDS testing and counseling
o Cardiovascular screening program for uninsured residents
o Immunizations – available to all, free for children
o Family planning, sterilization and pregnancy testing
o Maternity care
o Pediatric primary care
o Blood sugar and blood pressure screening
o Smoking cessation classes
o Insulin, epilepsy medications and rheumatic fever medications for
qualified patients
 Website: http://www.doh.state.fl.us/chdsumter/Index.htm
 Phone: 352-793-2701 or 352-330-1313
We Care physician referral network – refers qualified uninsured patients to
local providers who volunteer their services
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Walk to Wellness : a community exercise program available to Sumter
County residents.
o Phone: 954-346-3120
o Address: 1500 N University Drive, Suite 112
Coral Springs, FL 33067
Thomas E. Langley Medical Center – primary care, pediatrics, urgent care,
radiology, pharmacy, dental, prenatal care, and other services:
o Website: www.telmedical.com
Hospice of Lake and Sumter Counties – end of life care and respite care:
o Website: http://www.cornerstonehospice.org
o Phone: 352-343-1341
o Address: 2445 Lane Park Rd
Tavares, FL 32778
Suwannee County
o Primary care
o Maternity care
o Pediatrics
o Immunizations
 Website: http://www.doh.state.fl.us/chdsuwannee/index.html
 Phone: 386-362-2708
 Address: 915 Nobles Ferry Rd.
Live Oak, FL 32060
o Phone: 850-877-9234
o Phone: 866-318-0211
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Advent Christian Village – nonprofit skilled nursing facility
o Website: www.acvillage.net
o Phone: 1800-647-3353
Taylor County
o Primary care for all ages
o Maternity care
o Family planning
o Medical assistance program – aids patients in obtaining medications
affordably
o Vaccines – available for all ages, free to children
o Chronic disease program – diabetes treatment, hypertension
treatment, and insulin
o HIV/AIDS testing, counseling and drug assistance
 Website: http://www.doh.state.fl.us/CHDTAYLOR/Index.htm
 Phone: 850-584-5087
 1215 North Peacock Ave.
Perry, FL 32347
Partnered with the Tallahassee Memorial HealthCare Family Practice
Residency Program to provide prenatal and postpartum care to their clients.
o Phone: 850-584-5087 ext. 170, 172, 174, 176.
Apalachee Center for Human Services, Taylor County Clinic – mental health
services for ages 6 and up. There is a limited sliding scale only for persons
who meet clinical criteria.
o Website: www.apalacheecenter.org
o Phone: 850-584-5613
o Address: 1421 S. Old Dixie Hwy
Perry FL. 32348
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o Phone: 850-878-5310
o Phone: 850-877-9234
o Phone: 850-201-0498
o Phone: 850-433-2155
o Phone: 850-414-0844
o Phone: 850-921-4020
Union County
o Child and adult primary care
o Women’s health and maternity care
o Family planning
o Immunizations
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School health
Free cervical cancer testing every 3 months
 Website: http://www.doh.state.fl.us/chdUnion/index.html
 Phone:386-496-3211
 Address: 495 E. Main Street
Lake Butler, FL 32054
o Website: http://www.ncfhpc.org/
o Phone: 352-313-6500
o Address: 1785 N.W. 80th Blvd.
Gainesville, FL 32606
Alachua County’s We Care network accepts referrals on a case-by-case basis
Early Diagnostic Initiative – free mammograms and follow-up care for
qualified women
o Phone: 352-332-4636
o
o
Volusia County
o Primary care
o Pharmacy services
o HIV/AIDS testing and drug assistance
o STD and tuberculosis testing and treatment
o Women’s health and maternity care
o Immunizations for adults, children and travelers
o Dental services for children up to age 18
 Website: www.volusiahealth.com
 Phone:386-274-0500
 1845 Holsonback Drive
The Central Florida Regional Health Information Organization (CFRHIO): is a
o Phone: 407-425-9500
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National Federation of the Blind of Florida – services and referrals for the
blind:
o Website: http://www.nfbflorida.org/
o Phone: 813-254-8249 or 88-282-5972
and uninsured:
o Phone: 386-328-0108
Palatka, FL 32177
Pierson Medical Center: provides primary care to Volusia County in
conjunction with the Florida Health Department.
o Phone:386-749-9449
o Address: 114 N Volusia Ave.
o Pierson, FL 32180
United Way of Volusia-Flagler County – partners with local social services
organizations:
o Website: http://www.unitedway-vfc.org/
o Phone: 386-253-0563
o Address: 3747 W. International Speedway Blvd.
o Daytona, Beach, FL 32124
Community Outreach Services – substance abuse treatment, residential and
aftercare and transitional housing for the Volusia and Flagler county areas.
o Website: http://www.corsfl.org/
o DeLand: 386-736-0420
o Deltona: 386-574-6669
Easter Seals of Volusia-Flagler County – provides services and support to
disabled individuals
o Website: http://fl-vf.easterseals.com/
o Phone: 386-255-4568
Mental Health Association of Volusia and Flagler County – free mental health
o Website: http://www.mhavolusia.org/
o Phone:386-252-5785 or 386-255-4491
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Outreach Community Care Network – services, support and case
management for HIV/AIDS patients in Volusia and Flagler County:
o Website: http://www.outreachinc.org/
o Phone: 800-700-5410 or 386-255-5569
Serenity House of Volusia – comprehensive substance abuse treatment for
the indigent:
o Website: http://www.serenityhouseofvolusia.org/
o Phone:386-252-4228 or 386-258-5050 ext. 10
Stewart-Marchman-Act Treatment Center – mental illness and substance
abuse treatment for adolescents and adults:
o Website http://www.smabehavioral.org/
o Phone: 800-539-4228
o Address: 1220 Willis Ave
Daytona, Beach, 32114
211 United Way – hotline that provides referrals to local social service
organizations:
o Phone: 877-253-9010
o
Phone: 904-308-7911
Wakulla County
o Primary care
o Women’s care and family planning
o Maternity care
o Dental services for children; limited services available for adults
o Mobile unit that provides primary care and dental services
o Immunizations – free for children; also available for adults and
travelers
o Vision services provided in conjunction with the Lion’s Club
 Website: http://www.doh.state.fl.us/chdwakulla/
 Phone: 850-926-3591
 Address: 48 Oak St.
Crawfordville, FL 32327
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Website: http://www.capmed.org/foundation.html#wecare
Phone: 850-877-9018
Address: 1204 Miccosukee Road
o Phone: 850-878-5310
o Phone: 850-877-9234
o Tallahassee, FL 32308
Community health center in Panacea – federally funded
o Website: http://www.nfmc.org/NFMC_website/Wakulla/index.html
o Phone: 850-984-4735
o Address: 1328 Coastal Highway
Panacea, FL 32346
Volunteer dental services
o Phone: 850-414-0844
o Phone: 850-921-4020
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Walton County
o Website: http://www.doh.state.fl.us/chdJackson/bccoura.htm
o Primary care
o Maternity care
o Immunizations – free for children, also available for adults
o HIV testing and drug assistance
o STD and TB screening and treatment
 Website: http://www.doh.state.fl.us/chdwalton/index.html
 Phone: 850-892-8015
C.O.P.E. Center – nonprofit mental health services:
o Website: http://www.copecenter.org/
o Phone: 850-892-8045
o Address: 3686 US HWY. 331 South
Defuniak Springs, FL 32435
Mental Health Association of Okaloosa and Walton Counties:
o Website: http://www.mhaow.org/
o Okaloosa: 850-244-1040
o Walton: 850-951-1101
Washington County
o
http://www.doh.state.fl.us/chdJackson/bccoura.htm
o Home Health (through Washington County Home Health Agency)
o Primary care with lab services
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Maternity care
STD and TB screening and treatment
Dental services (coming soon)
School health
HIV testing and referral
 Website:
 Phone:850-638-6240
 Address: 1338 South Blvd.
Chipley, FL 32428
o Phone:850-482-1385
Some care provided by the Bay County Bay Cares physician referral network
referrals:
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