We Believe that Everyone Should have Access to High-Quality Healthcare
Medical Care
If you need medical care, but you don’t have health insurance, you may be eligible to receive medical care at the Free Clinic of Central Virginia. If you are a current patient of the Free Clinic of Central Virginia and become eligible for Medicaid, we will continue to serve you.

We do not provide STD testing or treatment, HIV testing or treatment, pregnancy testing, TB screening, or flu shots unless you are receiving ongoing primary care from the Free Clinic of Central Virginia.
Eligibility Guidelines
You are most likely eligible if you:
Dental Care
If you need dental care, but you don’t have dental insurance, you may be eligible to receive dental care at the Free Clinic of Central Virginia.

We currently have an extensive waiting list for other dental services, including root canals and crowns. These services are provided only when specific grant funding is available, typically once per year.
We do not provide sedation (local anesthesia only), complex root canals, gum disease treatment, bridges, dentures, or braces.
Eligibility Guidelines
You are most likely eligible if you:
Behavioral Health
We provide behavioral health counseling by appointment only. Please contact us for more information.
Prescriptions
If your Free Clinic of Central Virginia healthcare provider determines that you need prescription medication to manage a health condition, he/she will write you a prescription which can be filled at our recommended pharmacy:
Hill City Pharmacy at the Community Access Network
800 5th Street, Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd.Lynchburg, VA 24504
Hill City Pharmacy and the Free Clinic of Central Virginia are often able to get prescriptions for Free Clinic of Central Virginia patients at low or no cost to the patient. Also, thanks to the support of our donors, the Free Clinic of Central Virginia spends $55,000 annually to purchase prescriptions for our patients.
Donors: Please note that state regulations prohibit the Free Clinic of Central Virginia from accepting donated medications from the community. Contact your pharmacy for safe disposal guidelines.

MedsHelp
Our innovative MedsHelp program helps low-income Free Clinic of Central Virginia and Community Access Network patients to obtain their prescription medication. We help patients with the application process for pharmaceutical companies’ Patient Assistance Programs (PAPs). These programs provide medications at no cost. Because applications for PAPs are submitted to pharmaceutical companies for approval, it can take four to six weeks to receive prescription medications.
Eligibility for MedsHelp and Patient Assistance Programs is different from eligibility for other Free Clinic of Central Virginia services. Call (434) 847-5866 ext. 25 for information about specific PAP eligibility criteria.
MedsHelp Hours:
Monday to Friday: 8:30 AM - 4:00 PM
MedsHelp Contact Information:
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Sante Perez Morris, Pharmacy Access Coordinator
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Phone: (434) 847-5866
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Fax: (434) 528-2529
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Email: sperez@freeclinicva.org
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If you are not currently a Free Clinic of Central Virginia patient, you must first schedule an eligibility screening interview. Call (434) 847-5866 to schedule your screening.