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Every clinic here is a federally funded community health center. By law, they treat you whether or not you have insurance, and charge on a sliding-fee scale based on what you can afford. 18,284 clinics across 5,441 cities.

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What is a community health center?

A community health center (also called an FQHC — Federally Qualified Health Center) is a clinic that gets federal funding to care for people in areas that need it most. Under Section 330 of the Public Health Service Act, every one of them must serve all patients regardless of insurance or ability to pay and offer a sliding-fee discount. Many provide medical, dental, mental-health, and pharmacy services under one roof. You do not need insurance to be seen. See how the sliding-fee scale works →

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