Sites List
This is a regularly updated contact listing of community-based health centers, satellite centers, free clinics, school-based health centers, and black lung program clinics. We have also listed contact information for some school-based health centers which are not funded through the Division of Primary Care.
View the site list.
Free Clinics (Health Rights) provide basic primary care, specialty services,
and pharmacy to uninsured people who meet low income guidelines. Most of the
medicines provided are donated by pharmaceutical companies, or are purchased
through the Federal 340B Program.
West Virginia has 11 qualifying free clinics which rely heavily on grants
provided by the West Virginia State Legislature and administered through the
Division of Primary Care. Each year grants totaling nearly $3,000,000 provide
comprehensive medical care to more than 75,000 enrolled patients with
approximately 250,000 office visits each year.
Although Free clinics have paid administrative staffs medical services are
provided primarily by volunteers:
- Physicians
- Nurse Practitioners
- Physician Assistants
- Dentists
- Pharmacists
- Counselors
- Nurses
*Free clinics encourage contributions from their patients to
help with expenses.
