Community Resources

A health services program designed to help working uninsured residents of Alachua County stay healthy. Eligibility Guidelines: Age 18 – 64, US citizen or permanent resident, Alachua County resident, employed 20 hours a week or more, limited household income, and not eligible for health insurance (Private, Medicaid, Medicare or VA Benefits).

County Health Departments provide primary care, pediatrics, family planning, HIV/AIDS services, and immunizations for individuals who are uninsured or under-insured. Fees are based on a sliding scale depending on income.

A service of UF College of Nursing provides Primary Care services for adults and children. Participating providers of Aetna, Avmed, BCBS, Cigna, Humana, United Health Care, Medicare, and Medicaid. Uninsured patients are seen on a sliding fee scale determined by income and family size based on the Federal Governments Poverty Guideline. Patients are seen by appointment, walk in, and same day appointments.

Azalea Health provides primary and preventative care for qualified clients. Fees are based on a sliding scale. Must provide proof of income.

County Health Departments provide primary care, pediatrics, family planning, HIV/AIDS services, and immunizations for individuals who are uninsured or under-insured. Fees are based on a sliding scale depending on income.

Children’s Medical Services (CMS) is a collection of programs for eligible children with special needs. Each one of our programs and services are family-centered and designed to help children with a variety of conditions and needs.

County Health Departments provide primary care, pediatrics, family planning, HIV/AIDS services, and immunizations for individuals who are uninsured or under-insured. Fees are based on a sliding scale depending on income.

County Health Departments provide primary care, pediatrics, family planning, HIV/AIDS services, and immunizations for individuals who are uninsured or under-insured. Fees are based on a sliding scale depending on income.

Committed to ensuring quality images as well as accurate and timely reports for the delivery of patient centered care. Offers low-cost/no-cost mammograms.

A network of interdisciplinary student-run free clinics through the University of Florida College of Medicine. The clinic provides healthcare services, patient education, and linkage to community resources. Clinics are located throughout Gainesville, check website for availability.

FBCCEDP is a breast and cervical cancer screening program that provides reduced-­cost or free mammograms, clinical breast exams, and Pap smears to low-­income, uninsured women between the ages of 40 and 64 at or below 200% of the federal poverty level whose primary residence is in Florida. The Putnam County Health Department (CHD) provides FBCCEDP services in North Central Florida for the residents of Alachua, Bradford, Columbia, Dixie, Gilchrist, Hamilton, Lafayette, Levy, Putnam, Suwannee, and Union Counties.

County Health Departments provide primary care, pediatrics, family planning, HIV/AIDS services, and immunizations for individuals who are uninsured or under-insured. Fees are based on a sliding scale depending on income.

County Health Departments provide primary care, pediatrics, family planning, HIV/AIDS services, and immunizations for individuals who are uninsured or under-insured. Fees are based on a sliding scale depending on income.

HCA Florida North Florida Hospital’s Florida Breast Center in Gainesville provides comprehensive breast health services focused on early detection, education, and advanced diagnostic care. The center offers digital mammography, diagnostic imaging such as ultrasound and MRI, breast self-exam education, and care for both cancerous and noncancerous breast conditions. Specialized programs, including high‑risk women’s screening and genetic counseling, support personalized care and improve early identification and treatment outcomes.

A resource provided by the University of Florida Department of Epidemiology that offers community-based efforts to reduce disparities in healthcare and research by providing the medically underserved with medical and social services and opportunities to participate in research. HealthStreet also offers free services including: health screenings, use of computers, classes, and more.

A free medical clinic for the homeless. Services include: primary care, psychiatric care, dental care, nursing care, immediate needs management and preventative care. It also provides clothing, haircuts, and showers to those in need.

County Health Departments provide primary care, pediatrics, family planning, HIV/AIDS services, and immunizations for individuals who are uninsured or under-insured. Fees are based on a sliding scale depending on income.

County Health Departments provide primary care, pediatrics, family planning, HIV/AIDS services, and immunizations for individuals who are uninsured or under-insured. Fees are based on a sliding scale depending on income.

One of two Federally Qualified Health Centers of the same name in the NCF region that provides a full range of healthcare services for all the stages of one’s life. A low-cost/no-cost wellness clinic; schedule annual physical exams and referrals for cancer treatment. Palms accepts most public and private insurance, including Medicare and Medicaid. Palms offers financial assistance in the form of a sliding fee scale, based on income.

A Federally Qualified Health Center that provides comprehensive primary care services for qualified clients. They accept Medicaid, Medicare, and most private insurances, as well as uninsured patients. Fees are based on a sliding scale determined by income and family size. A medication assistance program is available as well.

County Health Departments provide primary care, pediatrics, family planning, HIV/AIDS services, and immunizations for individuals who are uninsured or under-insured. Fees are based on a sliding scale depending on income.

Southeastern Integrated Medical (SIMEDHealth) is a team of physicians, medical professionals and staff members from the North Central Florida community that offers a range of health and patient care services. Services and procedures include assistance with finding a physician or clinic, insurance and payment information, and a range of integrated medical services. Offers low-cost/no-cost mammograms.

The RAHMA Mercy Clinic offers free medical services to individuals and families with earnings less than 200% of the Federal poverty Level who are uninsured. Services include: routine adult medical care, general pediatrics (limited basis), specialty care and diagnostic studies, appropriate referrals for Choices, Medicaid, KidCare and other health insurance options, social services referrals, and free labs and medications for eligible patients. A low-cost/no-cost wellness clinic; schedule annual physical exams and referrals for cancer treatment.

General family care offered by University of Florida physicians. Provides patients with consultations, evaluations and treatments for the entire family. A low-cost/no-cost wellness clinic; schedule annual physical exams and referrals for cancer treatment.

County Health Departments provide primary care, pediatrics, family planning, HIV/AIDS services, and immunizations for individuals who are uninsured or under-insured. Fees are based on a sliding scale depending on income.

We Care provides access to necessary volunteer medical and dental services for uninsured residents with low income. We Care program components include primary medical care, specialty medical care, and oral health services. Self-referrals are accepted for oral health services. A participating We Care physician must initiate referrals for all medical services. We Care is not an entitlement program. Services are limited by the availability of a volunteer provider. For more information or to schedule an appointment, call the number provided.