Franklin County Volunteer In Medicine Clinic works to meet the primary health care needs of the medically uninsured adult population of Franklin County. To accomplish their mission, the clinic’s dedicated staff and volunteers strive to: 

• provide basic necessities to those in need.
• provide services that promote self-sufficiency.
• build awareness of the issues surrounding poverty within the larger community.
• remain aware of and leverage area resources to maximize our impact within the community.
• provide a challenging, rewarding, and supportive environment for staff and volunteers.
   

I lost my job & insurance, after 22 years, due to the economy, last year. I was laid off three times, due to no work. I have to take prostate medicine daily, my life & health depend on it.  There have been times I would not have had it, if it were not for the very good folks at FCVIM. It’s good to know, there are good people that help others in need, you are an inspiration.   I sincerely thank you for your kindness.
                                                        - FCVIMC Patient 04/28/09

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Open Door Clinic

The Open Door Clinic addresses health care for uninsured and indigent people by providing comprehensive medical, pharmacy, and ancillary care at no charge to patients. Among the services provided are:

• Comprehensive medical care for the uninsured and indigent.
• Acute and chronic care for 7,319 patient visits each year.
• Full pharmacy services, including more than $3.1 million worth of prescriptions free to patients.
• Free care from physicians, nurses, pharmacists, lab techs, interpreters, receptionists and screeners, totaling in value more than $286,755 a year.

1390 Capital Blvd,
Raleigh, NC 27603
(919) 832.0820
http://www.urbanmin.org

Project Access

Project Access of Johnston County is a physician-volunteer initiative that gives low-income, uninsured county residents access to comprehensive medical care. Through Project Access, physicians and community partners like Johnston Medical Center, donate medical services without receiving reimbursement or compensation.
Project Access is not health insurance. It is however, an innovative program designed to help community residents stabilize their health in a time of need when health insurance is not available.

Project Access exists to assist communities across the nation with establishing and sustaining coordinated systems of charity care. There are ten active Project Access programs in North Carolina, each unique to its own community.

919-550-0011
http://www.johnstonhealth.org/access.htm

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