Free Clinic Services Include:

• Medical Services
• Dental Services
• Vision Services
• Medication Assistance

The mission of the Free Clinic of Southwest Washington is to provide and facilitate access to free, compassionate, quality health care for children and adults who are otherwise unable to obtain such services.

Urgent Dental Care During COVID-19

Please click Urgent Dental Care for more information.

Need Help Signing Up For Health Insurance and/or Basic Food?

Please click Health Insurance_Basic Food for more information on how you can sign up for health insurance and/or basic food.

Free Clinic Prescriptions Can Be Refilled

Free Clinic prescriptions can be refilled by calling our office at 360-313-1390 and leaving a message. Thank you.

Everything You Need to Know About Coronavirus Now That It Is A Pandemic

https://www.opb.org/news/article/coronavirus-pandemia-preguntas-mas-frecuentes-distanciamiento-social-papel-higinico/

Walk-In Urgent Care, Dental & Vision Clinics Cancelled 

To help prevent the spread of COVID-19 (Coronavirus) and protect our patients, volunteers and staff, all walk-in urgent care clinics, as well as all dental and vision clinics at the Free Clinic of Southwest Washington have been cancelled. We are working to have a permanent telehealth process in place as soon as possible. Staff are currently telecommuting and are available by email to provide support to those in need. We thank you as we all work together to keep our community health risk minimized.

Please check this site for future updates.

If you have questions or concerns, please call the specific program number listed below:

Medical: 360-313-1395 or 360-313-1379

Pharmacy Refills: 360-313-1379

Dental: 360-313-1387 or 360-313-1397

Vision: 360-313-1383 or 360-313-1387

Community Health Worker: 360-313-1380

Volunteers: 360-313-1389

The Free Clinic and the Coronavirus

Please do not come to the Free Clinic if you have the symptoms listed below. We cannot treat these symptoms. If you feel you are very sick and need help, please call the state virus help line at 1-800-525-0127 and press #, the local emergency room at 360-514-2000 or 911 for severe situations.

• Fever
• Cough
• Shortness of Breath
• Sore Throat
• Runny Nose
• Chills
• Muscle Aches

For most respiratory infections there is no prescription medication to help treat the illness, and symptoms usually improve within a week or two. The best treatment is to stay home and follow these self-care instructions, by clicking SELF-CARE INSTRUCTIONS

Below you will also find some additional fact sheets providing valuable information about the Coronavirus, as well as links to the Centers for Disease and Prevention and the Clark County Health Department.

• Coronavirus Fact Sheet (English)
• Coronavirus Fact Sheet (Spanish)
• Centers for Disease and Prevention
• Clark County Health Department

Coronavirus & Immigrants

U.S Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) has announced that any testing, treatment, or services relating to COVID-19 will NOT be used against immigrants in their public charge evaluation. Anyone that reaches out with concerns over public charge and COVID-19 should seek all available treatment without fear of consequence. Visit https://www.uscis.gov/greencard/public-charge for additional information.

Follow the Free Clinic on Instagram 

The Free Clinic has added Instagram to its line-up of social media channels. Click on the “Follow us on Instagram” image to the right and start following us!