Baltimore Free or Low Cost Clinic
August 4, 2009 4:12 PM Subscribe
Are there any free or low cost clinics in or around Baltimore MD that are accessible by public transit?
This is not STD testing or the like. Need to get some meds prescribed.
This is not STD testing or the like. Need to get some meds prescribed.
Yes! Yes there are!
Chase Brexton is an amazing, amazing clinic, that has dental and OB-gyn and all manner of wonderful options for the uninsured and low income. It's sliding scale, but they're very generous. You may have to wait a bit to get an appointment as a new patient, but once you're in they're just great. It's right in the middle of Mount Vernon so there are two billion bus lines that pass by or near it.
Baltimore City has a number of health clinics for various populations that are located around the city. Many of them have walk-in services, but do be prepared to wait.
If neither of those work for you, you can also use the Health Resources and Services Administration health clinic search to find more options.
posted by Anonymous at 5:13 PM on August 4, 2009
Chase Brexton is an amazing, amazing clinic, that has dental and OB-gyn and all manner of wonderful options for the uninsured and low income. It's sliding scale, but they're very generous. You may have to wait a bit to get an appointment as a new patient, but once you're in they're just great. It's right in the middle of Mount Vernon so there are two billion bus lines that pass by or near it.
Baltimore City has a number of health clinics for various populations that are located around the city. Many of them have walk-in services, but do be prepared to wait.
If neither of those work for you, you can also use the Health Resources and Services Administration health clinic search to find more options.
posted by Anonymous at 5:13 PM on August 4, 2009
specifically starting on p. 11 of the pdf, there is a listing. Hope you feel better soon!
posted by bluefly at 5:13 PM on August 4, 2009
posted by bluefly at 5:13 PM on August 4, 2009
No specific knowledge about health clinics (although I've heard Chase Brexton is fantastic), but you're supposed to be able to call 311 and get information about health services. I've never tried personally though.
posted by electroboy at 7:06 AM on August 5, 2009
posted by electroboy at 7:06 AM on August 5, 2009
Second Chase Brexton. That is where I go. As schroedinger said, it can take a little time to get the first appointment, but since then, if I'm sick and need to get in that day, I've got an appointment within hours.
They are on the 11 bus south, a block from the 11 and 3 north, about 4-5 blocks from the Cultural Centre Light Rail Station and 7-8 blocks from State Centre Metro. Plus more, I'm sure.
posted by QIbHom at 7:41 AM on August 5, 2009
They are on the 11 bus south, a block from the 11 and 3 north, about 4-5 blocks from the Cultural Centre Light Rail Station and 7-8 blocks from State Centre Metro. Plus more, I'm sure.
posted by QIbHom at 7:41 AM on August 5, 2009
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Also, this seems to have a list of low cost clinics:
Consumer Guide to Low Cost No Cost Guide to Health Care and Resources in Baltimore City (pdf)
posted by bluefly at 5:11 PM on August 4, 2009 [1 favorite]