Free and Low-Cost Medical and Dental Care in Bibb County, AL
15 programs for free clinics, dental care and prescription help in Bibb County, Alabama, including 12 local options. Phone numbers, who qualifies and what to bring. Call first: funding opens and closes.
Local in Bibb County (12)
Alabama Association of Free & Charitable Clinics (AAFCC)
Local · 67 Alabama counties
Statewide network of free and charitable clinics; call for the nearest member clinic.
ADPH county health department: immunizations, family planning, WIC, STD/TB care, breast and cervical cancer screening, environmental services; fees on a sliding scale or covered by Medicaid for many services.
Federally qualified health center: sliding-fee discount based on income and family size; serves patients regardless of insurance or ability to pay. Low-cost dental.
Federally qualified health center: sliding-fee discount based on income and family size; serves patients regardless of insurance or ability to pay. Phone is main line; each school site has its own number on the locations page.
Amputee Coalition: National Limb Loss Resource Center
Amputee Coalition
National (serves Alabama)
Free help for people with limb loss: what a prosthesis should cost, insurance appeals, a healthcare navigator, trained peer visitors and local support groups.
No doctor referral needed. Alabama families are usually seen at Shriners Children's Shreveport, Greenville or Lexington; local Shrine clubs often help with travel.
Free, 24/7 referral line. Finds the smaller church and community funds near their address that open up week to week. Also 1-888-421-1266, or text a ZIP code to 898-211.