This page is a location-based directory designed to help people find free or income-based community health care clinics in their state, county, or city. The listings below include links to sliding fee clinics that provide some form of medical care to local residents, in particular patients who are uninsured, underinsured, or facing a financial challenge.

The majority of health care clinics operate independently, though some providers run multiple centers. The exact services, eligibility rules, and fees (if any) differ by center. Most health clinics offer basic medical care at no cost or on a sliding-fee basis, depending on the patient's income and funding at the center. Use the lists below to locate community clinics that may be near you, based on county and city.

Note: All the health care related information, including local clinics listed on this site, is informational only. It will help people locate verified providers in their area. For more information, read the page discussing health information on NeedHelpPayingBills.com.

Health care services commonly offered at local community clinics

The type of help provided by community clinics differs by location. A core service at most centers is the primary care visit, meaning a checkup or treatment when you are sick. Many also offer physical exams for work or school, preventive screenings, immunizations, women's health services such as OB/GYN, pediatric care, and some form of therapy services.

Some locations also offer limited vision care services, or they help people get prescription medications, including from patient assistance programs. Health care centers may also help people with chronic medical conditions, focus on providing healthcare for seniors, or address a number of other needs on a case by case basis.

That is just a small example of what a local community health care center or clinic may offer. The list of care may include dozens of services based on the center and its resources. The goal is to offer access to support - see our page about dedicated free or low-cost health care programs. Patients should contact clinics directly to confirm available services.

If a clinic is not listed or appointments are unavailable, additional national directories may help locate care from a sliding-fee health care center. The National Association of Free and Charitable Clinics maintains a directory of nonprofit clinics nationwide at https://nafcclinics.org/. The federal government also operates a health center locator through the Health Resources and Services Administration, which allows users to search for federally supported community health centers by location at https://findahealthcenter.hrsa.gov/.

Local free or sliding fee health care clinics by city, county and in your community

Select a state, city or county below to view community health clinics serving that area. Most clinics serve a defined local region and prioritize residents who are uninsured or have limited income.

Alabama

Arizona

Arkansas