Christ Community Clinic was established to help to our neighbors with limited access to healthcare by providing free, basic health services and offering Christ-centered spiritual support.

The clinic meets the 1st and 3rd Tuesday evening of each month at 6 p.m. The clinic serves adults only with no health insurance (including Medicaid and Medicare) and income less than 200% of the federal poverty level.

Bloodwork requested by the doctors is done on-site. Additionally, health education is provided for patients to learn more about chronic issues and how to make lifestyle changes to improve their health.

We are a part of the North Carolina Association of Free & Charitable Clinics. Additionally we have many local community partnerships so that we can make referrals to speciality care.

All of our patients end their appointments with a visit with our social workers. During this visit, they are connected with other community resources that may be helpful.

Mental health services are provided by appointment as well with a clinical counselor.

For any patient that would like to receive spiritual support, prayer is offered at the end of their visit. Although it is not a requirement for any patients, many of our patients do request prayer and ask to be connected to Bible studies and other church events.