PATIENT QUESTIONS
A little clarity.
A more confident next step.
Answers to common questions about cost, appointments, prescriptions, and getting care.
What does a visit cost?
All of our medical services are completely free.
Who can receive care?
We serve people who meet our family income guidelines and either have no insurance or have insurance with a deductible of $2,500 or more. Patients may come from any county or state; there are no residency requirements. See income guidelines or call to discuss your circumstances.
Do I need an appointment?
Yes. Our staff and space are limited, so please call 419-630-0313 to arrange an appointment. Same-day appointments may be possible. Walk-ins can only be seen if space is available; call first or check our Facebook page.
Is there a cost for prescriptions?
We pay for prescriptions we write up to $60 per quarter per prescription. We send patients to Walmart’s Pharmacy, where prescriptions are charged to the clinic. Call us if you have questions about a specific prescription.
Do you see children?
Yes. Pediatric care and school / sports physicals are among our services. Call to arrange an appointment.
Is Spanish interpretation available?
We have access to a certified Spanish translator when needed. Please let us know when you make your appointment.
Do you treat chronic pain?
No. Chronic pain needs the services of pain specialists. We are happy to refer you to local pain specialists.
Do you prescribe opioid pain medications?
No. We do not prescribe opioid pain medications such as OxyContin.
Where is the entrance?
We are inside First Church of Christ at 129 N. Walnut Street in Bryan. Use the separate, marked entrance at the back of the church building facing the Post Office. View directions and clinic hours.