Services:
The
clinic provides medical care on a first-come, first-serve
basis. Patients
with serious medical conditions will see the doctor first.
The only criterion for being seen at the clinic is that
the
patient be uninsured. The following services are offered
free of charge:
• Medical
care for children and adults
• Physical exams
• Pregnancy tests
• Diabetes testing
• Medicine, when needed and when available
• Referrals, when necessary, to specialty doctors in the community
• Education and counseling, provided in a friendly and supportive environment
Location & Hours:
The
clinic is open every Wednesday from 4:30 to 7:30 p.m.
The
clinic is located at 4022 4th Avenue South between Avondale
Park and Mazer’s. We
are inside the M-POWER Ministries building, and ample parking
is available in the alley off of 41st Street South
or in front on 4th Avenue.
The
clinic is also located within walking distance from the
3rd Avenue South and 41st Street bus
stop on the 17 route.
To view a map, or to get directions to the clinic, click here.
Frequently Asked Questions:
Do
I need an appointment?
No
appointments are needed. Patients are treated on a first-come,
first-serve basis.
Do
I need identification?
No
ID is required for treatment. The clinic prefers that patients
do not bring ID to the clinic.
Do
I have to pay?
No
payment for services is accepted. The clinic will not bill
for any services provided. Patients that do not have
any medical coverage will be given preference.
What
about my information?
The
clinic will protect the privacy of your medical information.
Your care and treatment is recorded
in your medical record. The clinic will share your medical
record only with doctors involved with your care. We will
not give out your information for any other purposes without
your permission.
Staff:
Staff
at the clinic includes:
• Volunteer UAB students and faculty
• Volunteer Spanish/English interpreters
• Dr. Craig J. Hoesley, faculty advisor for EAB and associate
professor at UAB, specializing in infectious diseases
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