What We Do
- Community Free Clinic is dedicated to providing excellent free medical care to those in our community without access to healthcare benefits.
- Local physicians donate their time to see patients who have no health insurance and who cannot otherwise afford to be seen by a doctor.
- Volunteer nurses and lab technicians provide health and lab services.
- A dispensary is located on site where prescriptions are filled as needed for patients' treatment. (No narcotics are kept or prescribed by the Clinic.)
Who We Serve
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The staff at the Clinic will see patients who do not have access to medical benefits through their employment or any social services program. This includes:
- those who experience financial hardship in order to receive medical care;
- those temporarily receiving unemployment benefits but enrolled in training programs;
- those employed in seasonal or part-time work who are in the process or applying for, but have not yet received benefits;
- residents of the Downtown Rescue Mission, Salvation Army, HOPE Place and other shelters.
Patient eligibility will be verified with two pieces of identification, one of which must have a current photograph and verification of income. Without these forms, the Clinic has the right to refuse treatment.
How You Can Help
In the News
July 2009 -Job Loss Leading to Busy Health Clinic
June 2009 -Huntsville bands to rock Crossroad on Sunday during Music 4 MEDS
May 2009 -Free Clinic gets big present for year 10
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Supply Drive
| Nov. 16 - 20 (all locations) | 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. |
| Nov. 21 (3 locations only) | 9 a.m. - 3 p.m. |
| What we're collecting: |
| ** Supplies ** | ** Medicines** |
| Copy paper (white or green) | Aspirin |
| Dividers | Tylenol |
| Pencils | Aleve |
| Household cleaners | Advil |
| Postage Stamps | Multivitamins |
| Yellow markers | Vitamin D3 gels |
| Hand sanitizer | Triple antibiotic cream |
| Gauze | Antifungal cream |
| Toilet Paper | Cough syrup (no "D") |
| Garbage bags (kitchen and trash sizes) | |
| Brown paper lunch sacks | |
| Paper towels | |
| Band-aids | |
| Black Sharpie markers | |
| Address labels (#5160) | |
| Examination gloves (Latex or latex-free) | |
| Kleenex | |
| Lysol spray | |
| Alcohol swabs |
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| Donate items at drop-off boxes located at the businesses below: |
| Camber Corporation | 635 Discovery Drive | |
| Community Free Clinic | 410 Sivley Road | |
| Crestwood Medical Center | 1 Hospital Drive | No medicines |
| Dublin Recreation Center | 8324 Old Madison Pike, Madison | Saturday, Nov.21 |
| HudsonAlpha Institute for Biotechnology | 601 Genome Way | |
| Huntsville Hospital Wellness Center | 1693 Memorial Pkwy S. | Saturday, Nov.21 |
| Huntsville/Madison Co. Chamber of Commerce | 225 Church St. | |
| The Huntsville Times | 2317 Memorial Parkway S. | |
| Madison Co. Commission District 6 | 3210 Hi-Lo Circle, Suite B | |
| Pharmacy First | 2302 Whitesburg Drive | Saturday, Nov. 21 |
| Progress Bank | 201 Williams Avenue | No medicines |
| Wachovia Bank | 409 Madison St. | No medicines |
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Where We Are
View 410 Sivley Rd SW in a larger map
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Hours of Operation
- Business Hours: Monday through Thursday, 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM, Friday 9:00 AM to 11:00 AM
- Tuesday and Thursday, Clinic Evenings begin at 3:30 PM by appointment only
- Tuesday and Thursday, New Patient Registration: 4:00 PM
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