Volunteer Care Center of Lee County

About Volunteer Care Center of Lee County

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Health and medical center for those individuals and families not able
to find a doctor or get medical care because of financial difficulties,
or because of in-adequate private or government insurance. It
is staffed by volunteers, including the physicians and nurses.

Eligibility: Low income residents of the Lee County area who are unable to get medical care because of financial problems are those the VCC hopes to serve. You may be asked to bring some records like canceled checks or bills to help determine if you are eligible.

Services:
General Medical services.
Prescription for drugs the VCC does not have. When necessary, payment for prescriptions the patient cannot afford.
Referral to participating specialist physicians.
Referral to Health Department or local facility for patients needing X-Rays, lab tests, surgery, prenatal care, etc.
School or work certificates verifying illness if patient has been seen by VCC physicians.
Determination of pregnancy.
Counseling services.
Referral to social service agencies or mental health services.
Routine well child care.

You will be asked to make a voluntary
donation to the VCC. A five dollar ($5.00) donation will be appreciated
but is not required. Also, you will be asked to contribute one
hour of community service for each VCC visit.

Since this is a sliding fee scale clinic, we have provided the Federal Poverty Guidelines below. Visit the Volunteer Care Center of Lee County website listed above to see what the level is needed for free care.

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