Frequently asked questions.

Do you accept any type of insurance?

No, the Community Care Clinic can only accept patients who are uninsured. If you have any type of medical insurance (private, employer, ACA, Medicare, Medicaid, etc.), the Community Care Clinic cannot provide any medical or mental health services.

Our Community Resource Center interns can assist insured community members with finding care.

Do you charge for services?

No, the Community Care Clinic provides free on-site care for the uninsured.  We ask that you consider a $5 donation, but it is not required for care.  

Do you provide Dental or Vision services?

The Community Care Clinic does not provide on-site Dental or Vision care.

We do have some grant funding to refer patients to community partners for dental and vision services. These funds are limited and reserved for established patients of at least 6 months. Click HERE for information.

Vision services are provided by Western Carolina Eye Associates. Dental services are provided by Steven Airey, DDS.

Do you prescribe State Controlled Substances?

The Community Care Clinic does not prescribe controlled substances.

Do you accept walk-ins?

The Community Care Clinic is now accepting walk-ins every Thursday from 8:30am-2:30pm, no appointments needed. Please call ahead to confirm our walk-in provider will have time to see you before leaving.

Can I utilize your specialty clinics if I am NOT a patient of the Community Care Clinic?

No, our specialty clinics (orthopedics, neurology, gynecology, physical therapy) are only available to established Community Care Clinic patients. 

Can I utilize your lab services if I am NOT a Community Care Clinic patient?

No, our lab services are only available to established Community Care Clinic patients.