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At VIM Clinic, we respect the dignity of all our patients. We provide a model of ethical medical care that seeks to heal physical illness as well as the injury that results from bias, stigma and indifference. In addition to general medicine, we can offer specialist care thanks to local supporters and practitioners who donate their time at VIM Clinic, or accept our referrals and see our patients in their offices. Our patients are legal adult residents of Martin County who do not qualify for Medicaid or Medicare, do not have private health insurance, and have incomes below 200 percent of the federal poverty level.
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The Ocean Medicine Foundation is a non-profit organization that is working to improve the health and healthcare of children and adults on islands throughout the world. It works to prevent the global spread of infectious disease and epidemics. The program seeks to bring the most up-to-date medical information to physicians public health works on the islands; provide training and materials required to use tools effectively; deal with diseases before they become worldwide threats. Our foundation is working hard to improve island community health with connectivity and knowledge.
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The Community Care Clinic is a free clinic located in McCall, Idaho, a small mountain town in west central Idaho. We opened June of 2007, and see patients on Thursday evenings and some Friday afternoons. We see patients who have no medical insurance and who can't afford health care, We are staffed entirely by volunteers, and we have physicians, nurses, nurse practitioner, physician assistant, and intake/ screening volunteers. The clinic is supported by grants and donations. We provide diagnostic and treatment services, including laboratory testing, radiology services, referral to specialists when needed, and medications.
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The St. Clare Health Mission is a program in which multidisciplinary volunteers provide free basic health care to those who would otherwise receive none. For nearly 20 years, our volunteers provide care to the poor and uninsured in our community. We have seen over 15,500 patients since our doors opened in 1993. Individuals who quality for care are not eligible for private, state or federal healthcare coverage programs, and fall at or below 150% of the federal poverty guidelines. Our organization is named for Clare of Assisi, a contemporary of St. Francis who renounced all her possessions – even giving away her shoes – as she devoted her live to the care of the poor. The term "health mission" describes not only the program, but also the motivation which guides it.
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