Franktown Community Health Center - Franktown Community Health Center
9159 Franktown Rd
Franktown VA, 23354
Contact Phone:(757) 442-4819
Clinic Details:Eastern Shore Rural Health System, Inc. is a Community Health Center Network committed to a healthy Eastern Shore. We provide medical, oral, and behavioral health care and support services to everyone in our community regardless of ability to pay. As primary health care providers, we serve our patients and work with others to manage patients’ health needs in a safe, professional way that also respects the culture of every individual. Serving Virginia’s Eastern Shore with four medical centers and five dental locations, we are the medical primary care provider of choice. In addition to primary medical and dental care, we offer programs including health education, help obtaining prescriptions for those who can’t afford them on their own, digital x-ray, labwork, travel immunizations and more. Our electronic health records mean you can be seen at any center and your complete medical history will be available. Rural Health is a Health Center Program grantee under 42 U.S.C. 254b, and a deemed Public Health Service employee under 42 U.S.C. 233(g)-(n). We are recognized as a Patient Centered Medical HomeTM by the National Committee for Quality Assurance. NCQA is a private, non-profit organization dedicated to improving health care quality.
Details: Healthy teeth and gums are extremely important for general health, proper chewing, and personal appearance. Preventative dentistry can help you keep your teeth for a lifetime. The Augusta Regional Dental Clinic (ARDC) is here to help you! We are a Medicaid (Famis, Famis Plus, Optima & Virginia Premier) provider for both children and adults. We also provide dental services to adults and their families who are income qualified, but who do not have the means to pay the full cost of these services. ARDC charges for dental services to uninsured adults based on the patient’s income level. Dental services at ARDC require a separate eligibility screening prior to any appointment, unless you have Medicaid. Our experienced staff providers consist of two dentists and two hygienists. Our dental facility has eight treatment rooms, including two specially designed for patients with mobility issues, all containing the latest state-of-the-art equipment for quick, gentle, dental treatments.
Details: Stone Mountain Health Services offer community health care clinics throughout Southwest Virginia to provide every patient with the quality healthcare they need. We are here to provide the medical and behavioral health services you need with affordability and convenience.
Details: The Greene Care Clinic is a nonprofit corporation registered in Virginia. It is an IRS 501(c)(3) organization, and contributions made to the Clinic are tax deductible. The Clinic also is registered with the Virginia Office of Consumer Affairs. Our mission is to provide healthcare to residents of Greene County who are uninsured and whose income is below 300% of the Federal Poverty Level.
Details: Chesapeake Care Clinic's mission is to provide medical and dental services to the low-income and underserved individuals in Hampton Roads in order to fulfill our vision to improve the quality of life in our community.
Details: In its heyday, Fulton was known as the epicenter for African Americans in Richmond’s Far East End. Historic Fulton, as it is known today, had many African American owned grocery stores, department stores, a library, and many other amenities found in any small city suburb. It even had medical practices, although segregated. The community thrived for many years until the early 1970s brought floods from the James River which nearly wiped out Historic Fulton. In fact, nearly all the residents were given relocation funding to help them move away from Fulton. Following that exodus, many of the amenities found in Fulton also disappeared and the once vibrant Fulton community was demolished. Now, several years later, many of the Historic Fulton residents want to bring back the community their parents built and that many of them enjoyed as youth and adults. This included a community once again being anchored with a medical home for its residents. Hence, the Greater Fulton Community Medical Center was born out of this desire to bring back medical resources near where the current residents live, work, and play. (Greater Fulton Community is comprised of Historic Fulton, Fulton Hill, and the adjacent community of Montrose Heights.) Indeed, the Greater Fulton Community Medical Center has reinvigorated the vibrancy Historic Fulton and surrounding communities need to keep their bodies, minds, and souls healthy as they look to the future.
Details: Our Mission: We embrace health and wellness as the foundation for quality of life, and we dedicate ourselves to providing the highest level of health care to all those who ordinarily lack access to it within our community.
Details: Our mission is to provide equal access to primary medical care and medication assistance to low income, uninsured and under-insured residents of Orange County, Virginia who do not have the resources to afford their basic health care needs. The Orange County Free Clinic opened 2006 as 501 C 3 Non-Profit organization to provide basic health care to qualifying adult individuals, those who are uninsured, underinsured and have incomes at or below 200% of the federal poverty level. The idea for starting a free clinic in Orange County was inspired by a group of committed physicians and community leaders sensitive to the lack of access to health care for low income, uninsured residents. Between July and December of 2006 there were 86 registered patients. To put it in perspective we have over 4,700 patients registered today. In 2007, the Orange County Health Department gave the Clinic borrowed space to operate on Tuesday nights for walk-in patients. Today, the Clinic operates in space located in the Silk Mill Complex. In-kind donations from Laboratory Corporation of America (LabCorp) and Culpeper Regional Hospital followed as did a partnership between Orange Pharmacy, Wilderness Pharmacy and Rappahannock – Rapidan Community Services Board. The relationship between many of these early community partners and the OCFC remains strong to this day. In 2009, the OCFC became a member of the Virginia Association of Free and Charitable Clinics. In 2011 the clinic became a member of the Orange County Chamber of Commerce. In 2016, The OCFC moved to a larger facility in the Town of Orange, Orange Virginia, 101 C Woodmark Street, providing easier accessibility, expanded hours, services and additional staff. This tremendous opportunity happened through the hard work and sponsorship of many generous and caring individuals!
Details: Our Mission: To provide skilled, compassionate healthcare and counseling to the medically disadvantaged in a manner that honors the name of Jesus Christ. Our Vision: That all may know the love of Jesus Christ through loving healthcare, wellness, and hope.
Details: We coordinate visits, medications, tests, surgeries, and often transportation for thousands of people struggling with emergency, acute and chronic medical conditions. We ensure that all treatments are provided at no cost to our patients. The LFC is funded entirely by grants and donations, and supported by a network of community organizations as well as a loving and dedicated group of volunteers who staff our daytime and evening clinics to meet this critical need in our community.
Details: Our Mission: To serve the Fauquier and Rappahannock communities by providing comprehensive medical, dental and mental health care to eligible residents
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