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FAQs: Getting Free or Low-Cost Healthcare Near You

What kind of help can I get?

You may find services like checkups, chronic illness care, dental exams, women’s health, pediatric care, immunizations, and mental health support. Not every clinic offers all services, so it’s best to call ahead.

Is this help really free or does it require insurance?

Most clinics in this tool are free or low-cost. Some use “sliding scale” pricing based on your income. Call the clinic directly to confirm what they offer and what you might need to pay, if anything. And insurance is not required. Many of these clinics serve people without insurance. If you’re looking to get covered, WorkMoney can help you compare affordable plans.

Do I need an appointment and what do I need to bring with me?

It depends on the clinic whether you need to make an appointment. Some take walk-ins, while others require appointments. And some clinics may ask for ID, proof of address, or income information. Others may not require anything. Contact the clinic directly to ask how they schedule visits and ask what (if anything) you should bring to your first visit.

Can I find care for my children or family?

Yes. Some clinics offer pediatric care or serve the whole family. The clinic’s description or name may mention if they serve children — if not, give them a quick call to ask.

Can I get help with medications?

Many clinics can prescribe medications. Some may also offer help with the cost, or connect you to pharmacies with discount programs. Ask about this when you call.

Is mental health care included?

Some clinics do offer counseling or mental health support. If that’s what you’re looking for, ask when you call if those services are available.

Is help available in languages other than English?

Many clinics offer help in multiple languages or have interpreter services. You can call and ask if someone speaks your preferred language.