Health and Well-Being
We are passionate about creating healthier communities. Through innovative services and programs, it is our goal to help individuals and organizations manage their healthcare and health related needs effectively, efficiently and affordably.
Access to Medical Care
Community Care Clinic
Quality health care and access to primary care, medical screenings and vaccinations as well as free hearing aids and eyeglasses.
Athletic Screenings and Back to School Well checks are going on at the Community Care Clinic just in time for school sports to begin. Bring the completed Patient Form (below) and your school forms too.
Patient Pre-Registration
About Community Care Clinic: The Mission is to provide free, high-quality healthcare with dignity to patients in need, practice the principles of public health in an interdisciplinary fashion, and effect change in the Greater Toledo Area. We served 8,400 patients in 2021 and earned the Gold Rating from the National Association of Free Clinics Quality Standards Program.
HOURS: Open the 1st and 3rd Tuesday of each month from
4:30-6:30pm inside the Tabernacle.
Other locations have hours on Sundays, Mondays and Thursdays - email info@UTCOMMUNITYCARE.ORG for details.
COSTS: medications and treatments provided on-site are always FREE and we work with you so that there are no surprise costs while getting you the best possible healthcare. If outside lab tests are needed, we will help you complete financial aid apllications and determine expected costs based on a sliding scale.
Community Care Clinic - 1st & 3rd Tuesdays
SERVICES
comprehensive primary care
high blood pressure and diabeted education and management
respiratory therapy and COPD education and management
confidential and free HIV testing
in-house pharmacy
shelf-stable food and to-go meals
work, school and sports physicals
assistance with applying for health insurance
financial counseling
vision screening and optometry referrals
mental and behavioral health counseling referrals
food pharmacy referrals (for those with food insecurity or health conditions requiring special diets)
physical and occupational rehabilitation
narcan/naloxone training and distribution
CONTACT: for general questions call 419-482-8127.
For women's health questions call 419-318-2171.
Si usted habla espanol, 567-318-4707.
Email info@UTCOMMUNITYCARE.org