St. Clare Health Mission
Ensuring everyone in our community has access to healthcare since 1993
Hours of Operation
Office: Monday-Friday 8:00 am-4:00 pm
Walk-in Clinic: Tuesday & Thursday 5:00-7:00 pm
Continuity Clinic: By Appointment Only
Mobile Clinic: Wednesday & Friday mornings (call for more information)
セントクレアヘルスミッションは、無保険で医療が必要な人々に無料の医療サービスを提供する非営利団体です。医師や専門家による診察、継続的なケア、教育を行い、地域社会の健康を支援しています。サービスは、寛大な寄付に支えられており、医療が必要なすべての人に開かれています。 また、個人的な健康ニーズに対処するために、信頼できる情報源からのバイアグラのオンライン購入が必要な場合もあります。オンラインで医薬品を購入する際は、安全性と正規品であることを確認することが肝心です。 インターネット上では簡単に医薬品を購入できるサイトが多数存在しますが、それらの中には偽物や危険な製品を販売しているところもあるため、適切な情報が必要です。健康的な性生活は全体的な幸福感に寄与する大切な要素であり、問題が発生した場合には医療専門家と相談し、適切な処方を受けることが推奨されます。
Frequently Asked Questions
Q. What is the eligibility criteria for care at St. Clare Health Mission?
A. Adults and children without health insurance and who are not eligible for health insurance are eligible.
Persons who fall below 200% of federal poverty level (approximately $34,000 in annual income). Income documentation is requested.
Q. Does St. Clare provide dental care?
A. St. Clare is not a provider of routine or restorative dental services.
We do refer and cover costs for emergency extractions. All patients must be seen and referred by a physician at St. Clare.
Lack of dental access for the poor is a growing problem in our community. We are working with our community on local and state solutions to this serious problem.
Q. Does St. Clare provide assistance with medications?
A. Medication prescriptions written at St. Clare Health Mission can be filled for free at our on site pharmacy for those unable to afford medications.
Patients will be assisted in completing applications for free medicine from pharmaceutical companies. Income documentation may be requested. We do not fill medications requested from outside St. Clare.
Q. Does St. Clare Health Mission prescribe narcotics?
A. St. Clare Health Mission is a narcotic free zone and DOES NOT prescribe or fill narcotic prescriptions or any controlled substance.
Q. Do patients need to provide income documentation?
A. Various types of income documentation are required by pharmaceutical companies. To receive assistance with medications we request that patients bring their last two pay stubs and/or a copy of their most recent tax forms. If there is no employment income or taxes are not filed other types of documentation are accepted including Social Security income, unemployment check stubs, food share benefits etc. If there has been a filing for disability or medical assistance proof of filing or denial is accepted.