Hawaii Free Clinics and Community Health Centers
Welcome to Free Clinic Directory's listings for Hawaii. Our Hawaii listings include 117 affordable and free clinics with several different pieces of information that can help low-income and uninsured people connect with a clinic or community health center in their area. These clinics offer free and discounted rates for medical and dental care. Our county listings include contact information, a listing of services and any further remarks that may be pertinent to our users, such as free services provided, discounted services provided and clinic operating hours. Free Clinic Directory strives to provide our users with the best and most up-to-date information possible. In order to achieve this, we highly recommend that our users offer reviews and listing corrections. To start browsing our listings, simply click on a county and begin reading.
Counties in Hawaii |
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Hawaii (20) |
Honolulu (62) |
Kauai (7) |
Maui (23) |
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Hawaii Medical and Dental Clinics: |
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Bay Clinic, Inc Location: Hilo, HI - 96720 Contact Phone: 808-934-3206 Details: Bay Clinic's mission is to provide high quality, patient-centered, comprehensive health care that is accessible, affordable, coordinated, culturally competent, and community directed for all. Remarks: Administrative/Clinic |
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Community Clinic Of Maui Location: Wailuku, HI - 96732 Contact Phone: 808-872-4027 Services: Enabling Services, Mental Health/Substance Abuse Services, Obstetrical and Gynecological Care, Other Professional Services, Primary Medical Care, Specialty Medical Care Remarks: Administrative/Clinic |
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Community Health Services Ke-ola Hou Clinic Location: Kalihi, HI - 96819 Contact Phone: 808-847-1808 Services: Dental Care Services, Enabling Services, Mental Health/Substance Abuse Services, Obstetrical and Gynecological Care, Other Professional Services, Primary Medical Care Remarks: Year round |
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Hamakua Health Center, Inc. Location: Honoka'a, HI - 96727 Contact Phone: 808-775-9133 Services: Other Professional Services, Primary Medical Care Remarks: Administrative/Clinic |
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Ho'ola Lahui Hawaii Location: Lihue, HI - 96766 Contact Phone: 808-246-3511 Details: To enhance the health and wellness of our community, with an emphasis on culturally appropriate services for Native Hawaiians. Remarks: Administrative/Clinic, Community Health Center |
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Hui Malama Ola Na Location: Hilo, HI - 96720 Contact Phone: 808-969-9220 Details: Hui Mälama Ola Na`Öiwi began as a private, non-profit organization in Puna in 1985 when Hawaiian community leaders (mostly farmers), health professionals, technicians, and educators in collaboration with Alu Like, Inc. responded to the Puna Hui `Ohanas concern about the Native Hawaiians reluctance to seek medical care until it was too late. Remarks: Administrative/Clinic |
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Hui No Ke Ola Pono, Inc. Location: Wailuku, HI - 96793 Contact Phone: 808-244-4647 Services: Dental Care Services, Enabling Services, Other Professional Services Remarks: Administrative/Clinic |
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James And Abigail Campbell Clinic/nanakuli Satellite Location: Waianae, HI - 96792 Contact Phone: 808-668-2311 Services: Dental Care Services, Enabling Services, Mental Health/Substance Abuse Services, Obstetrical and Gynecological Care, Primary Medical Care, Specialty Medical Care Remarks: Year round |
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Ka'u Family Health Center Location: Na'alehu, HI - 96772 Contact Phone: 808-929-7311 Services: Enabling Services, Mental Health/Substance Abuse Services, Primary Medical Care Remarks: Year round |
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Kalihi-palama Health Center Location: Honolulu, HI - 96817 Contact Phone: 808-845-8578 Details: Kalihi-PÄlama Health Center (KPHC) opened in 1975 in response to community concerns about health services for low-income Native Hawaiians and increasing immigrant and refugee populations.  Kalihi-PÄlama is a poor, inner city neighborhood of Honolulu with more than 58,000 inhabitants.  Within the district’s boundaries are seven public housing projects and a blend of low-income housing, industrial facilities, small businesses, and the border of Chinatown.  Home to poor Native Hawaiians 50 years ago, today Kalihi-PÄlama is typically the first home for immigrants and refugees.  Begun at Kaumakapili Church, KPHC more than doubled its patient capacity when it moved to a new modern facility on North King Street in 1994. In 2008, the new KPHC Downtown Clinic was opened at the crossroads between Chinatown and the urban Honolulu core to provide expanded access for patients. Remarks: Administrative/Clinic |
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