Presbyterian Health Clinic of Branch County

About

Serving the health needs of the uninsured and under-insured of Branch County.

Story

Services provided:
The clinic is staffed by volunteer physicians, nurses, pharmacists, mental health counselors, and volunteers, who provide treatment for:
- basic non-emergency healthy care
- pharmacy services, able to supply most medications
- chronic health issues
- laboratory tests and x-rays
- mental health problems
- limited visions and hearing referral
- dental cleaning, assessment and limited referral
- limited specialists referral

How do you qualify?
You must be a Branch County resident, 18-years of age or older; not be currently covered by health insurance, or be under-insured; have eligibility determined on an individual basis.

What do you bring?
Please bring proof of Branch County residence; Michigan Driver's License or picture ID.
*If you filed previous year's Federal income tax return, you must bring a copy with you. If you did not file you must have: proof of current income (last pay stub, Social Security, unemployment, etc.); if covered by Medicaid, we need a letter from Human Services stating that you have a spend-down of greater than $300.

Mission

The Presbyterian Health Clinic of Branch County welcomes in the spirit of Christ all people of Branch County, who lack access to insurance coverage or resources for the purpose of providing treatment, health education or referral.