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Georgia's Free & Charitable Clinics
Georgia's charitable care clinics have many things in common - including the desire to serve those in need - but not all. Patients are encouraged not to assume that practices at one clinic will be the same in another. In general, however, most clinics:
Serve The Uninsured: in most cases, patient with insurance are ineligible to receive services, but several clinics do serve Medicaid-eligible patients.
Prioritize Local Patients: for various reasons, many clinics are unable to accommodate patients outside of their service area. Please check the clinic's website for information on service area before visiting.
Set Income Restrictions: most clinics set a maximum income level indicated by the Federal Poverty Guidelines.
Are Driven By Volunteers: unlike private medical practices, charitable care clinics are often staffed by volunteers with other obligations and often even full-time jobs. For that reason, clinic hours may be irregular and vary from week to week. Please be patient when scheduling your visit.
GCCN's 2024 List of Charitable Care Clinics in Georgia
Services
The clinics listed offer a broad range of services, including mental health, medical, dental, vision, and pharmacy; however, not every clinic offers all services. Patients may be required to visit multiple clinics to attend to multiple needs. To keep unexpected travel to a minimum, please speak directly with clinic staff before visiting to ensure that they can accommodate your needs.
Fees
As with service offerings, each clinic's fee structure is determined by clinic leadership. GCCN has no control over or input on individual clinic fees and cannot answer questions pertaining to such. That said, clinics generally fall into three categories:
They request a voluntary donation from patients
They charge a small fee for services provided
They do not charge a fee at all (i.e., they are a free clinic)
If you have questions regarding fees and payment, please contact your chosen clinic directly.