Partnerships have been established with Maria Parham Hospital and are being established with the religious communities, civic clubs, private businesses and industry members in the Chambers of Commerce, Warren County Health Department, local physicians, Social Services, school systems, etc.
There are thousands of uninsured citizens in this county and the Clinic will positively impact them by affording access to free quality primary health care. We believe that quality health care is a right, not a privilege, that all citizens of Warren and Vance County are entitled to.
For more information on the Warren County Free Clinic Call Us At:
252.257.1904
252.257.2109
Our staff of physicians, nurses, pharmacists and office personnel are all volunteers. Many are joining together to provide the following services: free primary health care, access to free pharmaceuticals, access to free laboratory and radiology services, and
more.
Most of those served are not the medicaid or “public assistance” population normally thought of as needing help, instead, they are working persons with little or no health insurance.
The uninsured are also retired people who have worked all of their lives, but who can not afford their medication. In addition, there are literally thousands more individuals that make up our community that also find themselves in this imperiled circumstance. The uninsured are our friends, neighbors, employees, daughters and sons, aunts and uncles, moms and dads; they are us!
Please help us to serve our community by donating to The Warren County Free Clinic. You may use your debit or credit card. All donations are tax deductible.
Our Doctors And Nurses Are Waiting To Serve You
Health Care is provided through volunteer collaboration among the medical community,
faith-
Our Warren County Free Clinic Mission is to provide free primary
health care and health access services to the uninsured residents of
Warren and Vance Counties
A broad range of providers and community leaders are working together
to implement the strategy of improving health care in our rural counties. This collaborative network includes volunteer: physicians, dentists, nurses, lab technicians, receptionists, greeters, schedulers, patient advocates,accountants
bookkeepers, interpreters, fund raisers and custodians.
Providers
Volunteering
If you are interested in volunteering, have medical skills and abilities, have medical office experience, and if licensed in the State of North Carolina, we are interested in you.
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Please call us at: 252.257.1904
252.257.2109
