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Greater Baton Rouge Community Clinic Screenings
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The Community Clinic is striving to bring quality healthcare to the low-income uninsured working who need it, when they need it…
The Greater Baton Rouge Community Clinic is a network of medical and dental professionals who volunteer their time and resources to provide temporary healthcare to the uninsured, working poor who live in the nine-parish Greater Baton Rouge Area. The Community Clinic is a non-profit organization that connects the needy with healthcare providers in an effort to assure quality healthcare to working-class people between the ages of 18 and 65 since they do not qualify or receive state, federal or any other healthcare assistance. Funding for the Greater Baton Rouge Community Clinic is acquired through grants and donations from individuals and organizations, and the Community Clinic has a myriad of volunteers (in addition to the healthcare providers) who donate their time.
The Greater Baton Rouge Community Clinic is a network of medical and dental professionals who volunteer their time and resources to provide temporary healthcare to the uninsured, working poor who live in the nine-parish Greater Baton Rouge Area. The Community Clinic is a non-profit organization that connects the needy with healthcare providers in an effort to assure quality healthcare to working-class people between the ages of 18 and 65 since they do not qualify or receive state, federal or any other healthcare assistance. Funding for the Greater Baton Rouge Community Clinic is acquired through grants and donations from individuals and organizations, and the Community Clinic has a myriad of volunteers (in addition to the healthcare providers) who donate their time.
Eligibility is determined solely upon earned income and employment history. The criteria and the information needed for screening are listed below:
Work History
• Has to be currently employed
• Has to be working a minimum of 30 hours per week
• Has to have worked 10 out of the last 12 months
Earned Income
• Up to 200% of the federal Poverty Guidelines
Information needed
• Most recent income tax statement
• Most current check stub
• Photo ID
• Proof of Residency
Work History
• Has to be currently employed
• Has to be working a minimum of 30 hours per week
• Has to have worked 10 out of the last 12 months
Earned Income
• Up to 200% of the federal Poverty Guidelines
Information needed
• Most recent income tax statement
• Most current check stub
• Photo ID
• Proof of Residency
Screenings, to determine eligibility, are conducted at Family Road on Mondays and Tuesdays from 4pm-7pm; the last application is taken at 6:30pm. Applicants are seen on a first come first served basis. Neither dental nor medical assessments are conducted at the screening.
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