Grantees
Explore the interactive map below to discover how VHCF grants are helping increase access to care for Virginia’s uninsured and medically underserved.
- All Grantees
- Health Safety Net
- Medicaid/FAMIS
- Medication Access
- Mental Health
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- Health Safety Net: Initiatives that provide medical, dental and/or mental health services to those who otherwise could not receive care
- Medicaid/FAMIS: Projects that identify and enroll eligible children in the state-sponsored insurance program
- Medication Access: Programs that help uninsured, chronically ill Virginians obtain essential prescription medicines
- Mental Health: Initiatives that provide behavioral health service to uninsured or medically underserved Virginians.
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Mt. Rogers MAP - Ecumenical Faith in Action
798 Hillman Highway
Abingdon, Virginia 24212
Ecumenical Faith in Action is a part of the Mt. Rogers Medication Assistance Program (MAP), a partnership of service sites located in the Mt. Rogers Planning District in Southwest Virginia. Each community partner has medication assistance caseworkers on staff using VHCF’s Pharmacy Connection software to access free medications for uninsured individuals.
Phone: 276-628-4813
Neighborhood Health
6677 Richmond Hwy
Alexandria, Virginia 22306
VHCF has provided a number of grants to this community health provider, the latest of which added a physician for the Adult Medical Clinic. Among other recent grants are funding for a full-time nurse practitioner and a full-time medical assistant to care for walk-in patients and those with women\\\'s health issues as well as a grant through A New Lease on Life: Health for Virginians with Mental Illness. That grant increased access to basic mental health services and prescription medications for the clinic\\\'s patients, and provided medical care to uninsured clients of ACBHD and ACSB.
Other VHCF grants to Neighborhood Health have helped underwrite the salary and benefits of a part-time physician to provide primary medical care to uninsured and medically underserved patients of the center’s Adult Medicine Clinic, start-up funds for the Arlandria Health Center which provides accessible primary and preventive health services to medically indigent Hispanic women and children in the City of Alexandria, as well as funding to hire an additional physician for the Adult Medicine Clinic and support for Clinical Mental Health Services for El Centro Familiar.
In addition, through Project Connect, VHCF has helped the organization enroll eligible children and mothers from Arlington and Alexandria in FAMIS, Virginia’s maternal and child health insurance programs.
Phone: 703-535-5568
http://www.neighborhoodhealthva.org/
Children's Hospital
2924 Brook Road
Richmond, Virginia 23220
Funding from VHCF enabled Children's Hospital of Richmond to hire a second full-time dentist, allowing it to treat more patients, especially older children and adolescents, including Richmond area children with FAMIS and FAMIS Plus health insurance.
Phone: 804-321-7474
http://www.childrenshosp-richmond.org
Cumberland Plateau Health District
75 Rogers Street
Lebanon, Virginia 24266
As a VHCF Project Connect grantee, the Cumberland Plateau Health District is helping enroll eligible, uninsured children from Buchanan, Dickenson, Lee, Russell, Scott, Smyth, Washington and Wise counties and the city of Norton in the state-sponsored health insurance programs for children, FAMIS and FAMIS Plus.
Project Connect grants are made possible with funding from the Virginia Department of Medical Assistance Services and the Anthem Blue Cross.
Phone: 276-889-7621
http://www.vdh.virginia.gov/lhd/cumbplat/
Inova Partnership for Healthier Kids
2700 Prosperity Avenue
Suite 100
Fairfax, Virginia 22031
Inova Health System Partnership for Healthier Kids received VHCF funding to establish an intensive care coordination initiative to identify school-age children in need of primary care and/or immunizations and link them to an appropriate provider.
In addition, as a VHCF Project Connect grantee, Inova PHK is helping enroll eligible, uninsured children from Alexandria, Fairfax City, Fairfax County, Loudoun County and Falls Church in the state-sponsored health insurance programs for children, FAMIS and FAMIS Plus.
Project Connect grants are made possible with funding from the Virginia Department of Medical Assistance Services and the Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield Foundation.
Phone: 703-321-1993
http://www.inova.org/inova-in-the-community/partnership-for-healthier-kids/accesstocare.jsp
Martinsville Henry County Coalition for Health and Wellness
Bassett Family Practice
324 TB Stanley Hwy, Suite C
Bassett, Virginia 24055
As a VHCF child health grantee, MHCCHW is providing direct enrollment assistance to families seeking health care services at Bassett Family Practice and the Free Clinic of Martinsville. In addition, MHCCHW is partnering with Martinsville City and Henry County school nurses to conduct outreach to eligible families about the state-sponsored health insurance program for children and pregnant mothers.
Project Connect grants are made possible with funding from the Virginia Department of Medical Assistance Services and the Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield Foundation.
Phone: 276-638-2523
http://healthycommunitymhc.org
Neighborhood Health
6677 Richmond Hwy
Alexandria, Virginia 22306
Neighborhood Health expanded its Medication Assistance Program by using RxRelief Virginia funding from VHCF. The funds helped add a full-time Medication Assistance Caseworker (MAC) to assist eligible individuals primarily from Alexandria City and Arlington and Fairfax counties. Free medications are obtained by the MAC from pharmaceutical companies’ patient assistance programs via The Pharmacy Connection software provided by VHCF.
VHCF has provided a number of grants to this community health provider. Grants have included start-up funds for the Arlandria Health Center which provides accessible primary and preventive health services to medically indigent Hispanic women and children in the City of Alexandria, as well as funding to hire an additional physician for the Adult Medicine Clinic and support for Clinical Mental Health Services for El Centro Familiar. The most recent VHCF grant for Neighborhood Health is to help underwrite the salary and benefits of a part-time physician to provide primary medical care to uninsured and medically underserved patients of the center’s Adult Medicine Clinic.
Other VHCF support, through Project Connect, has helped the organization, formerly known as ANHSI, enroll eligible children and mothers from Arlington and Alexandria in FAMIS, Virginia’s maternal and child health insurance programs.
Phone: 703-535-5568
http://www.neighborhoodhealthva.org/
Blue Ridge Medical Center
4038 Thomas Nelson Highway
Arrington, Virginia 22922
With the help of VHCF’s RxRelief Virginia grant, BRMC expanded its Medication Assistance Program by adding a full-time Medication Assistance Caseworker (MAC). The MAC has assisted hundreds of eligible individuals residing in Nelson, Albemarle and Amherst counties. Needed medications were obtained from pharmaceutical companies’ patient assistance programs via The Pharmacy Connection software provided by VHCF.
Phone: 434-263-4000
Chesapeake Care Clinic
2145 South Military Highway
Chesapeake, Virginia 23320
Through a RxRelief Virginia grant from the Virginia Health Care Foundation, Chesapeake Care Clinic employed a Medication Assistance Caseworker (MAC) to assist eligible individuals with accessing medicines from pharmaceutical companies’ patient assistance programs at little to no cost via VHCF’s Pharmacy Connection software.
In addition, the free clinic received a VHCF grant to underwrite the salary and benefits of a full time IT Specialist to manage the clinic’s numerous electronic database systems. By dedicating a full time staff person to its IT operations, the clinic will be able to ensure that technology is used to its full potential by volunteers and staff.
Phone: 757-545-5700
http://www.chesapeakecare.org
Carilion Giles Community Hospital
159 Hartley Way
Pearisburg, Virginia 24134
With a VHCF RxRelief Virginia grant, the hospital established a Medication Assistance Program to help patients obtain the medications they desperately need. The Hospital is now able to provide for more patients with the addition of a full-time Medication Assistance Caseworker (MAC) to assist hundreds of eligible individuals from Giles, Craig and Monroe Counties. The MAC assists with accessing free medications from pharmaceutical companies’ patient assistance programs via The Pharmacy Connection software provided by VHCF. Additional VHCF Project Connect funding supported efforts to enroll children in state-sponsored health insurance.
Phone: 540-922-4283
http://www.carilion.com/Community/SitePage/SitePage.asp?App=SitePages&docid=6F98F3C2B68D47509B195EA94B8C0150
Carilion New River Valley Medical Center
2900 Lamb Circle
Christiansburg, Virginia 24073
Carilion New River Valley Medical Center received an RxRelief Virginia grant to underwrite a Medication Assistance Caseworker (MAC) position. Using VHCF’s Pharmacy Connection software, the program helps over 1,200 chronically ill patients each year receive their medications at little to no cost. These patients are uninsured or have no drug coverage.
Phone: 540-731-2000
https://www.carilionclinic.org/locations/carilion-new-river-valley-medical-center
Eastern Shore Rural Health System, Inc.
20280 Market Street
Onancock, Virginia 23417
Phone: 757-414-0400
http://www.esrh.org
Free Clinic of Central Virginia
1016 Main Street
Lynchburg, Virginia 24348
With the use of a VHCF RxRelief grant, the Free Clinic of Central Virginia’s MedsHelp program was able to expand their services to residents of Bedford County and additional residents in Lynchburg. This funding enabled them to hire a full-time Medication Assistance Caseworker (MAC) to supplement the work of their existing full-time MAC. The MAC spends two days per week in Bedford and the remaining three in Lynchburg helping patients with accessing free medications from pharmaceutical companies’ patient assistance programs via VHCF’s Pharmacy Connection software.
Phone: 434-847-5866
http://www.fccv.net
Highland Medical Center
120 Jackson River Rd
Monterey, Virginia 24465
Through an RxRelief Virginia grant from the Virginia Health Care Foundation, Highland Medical Center employed a Medication Assistance Caseworker (MAC) to assist eligible individuals with accessing medicines from pharmaceutical companies’ patient assistance programs at little to no cost via VHCF’s Pharmacy Connection software.
Phone: 540-468-6400
http://www.ourhmc.org/
New Horizons Healthcare
3716 Melrose Ave. NW
Roanoke, Virginia 24017
New Horizons Healthcare was able to hire an additional Medication Assistance Caseworker (MAC), funded by VHCF’s RxRelief Virginia, to boost the center’s productivity and increase their capacity to help eligible individuals receive medications they need but cannot afford from pharmaceutical companies’ patient assistance programs via VHCF’s Pharmacy Connection software.
Phone: 540-362-0360
http://newhorizonshealthcare.org/
Martinsville Henry County Coalition for Health and Wellness
22 East Church Street, Suite 311
Martinsville, Virginia 24112
RxRelief Virginia funding from VHCF helped underwrite three Medication Assistance Caseworker (MAC) positions in MEDAssist of Martinsville/Henry County and MEDAssist of Patrick County programs. MACs help eligible individuals primarily from Henry and Patrick Counties and the city of Martinsville with accessing free medications from pharmaceutical companies’ patient assistance programs utilizing VHCF’s Pharmacy Connection software.
Phone: 276-403-5004
http://www.healthycommunitymhc.org
Medical Society of Virginia Foundation
2924 Emerywood Parkway, Suite 300
Richmond, Virginia 23294
DOC RxRelief helps Virginians without prescription insurance coverage obtain the medications they need, free-of-charge. The program assists private practice physicians in navigating pharmaceutical company application processes for donation of prescribed medications. A full-time Patient Advocate using VHCF\\\'s The Pharmacy Connection (TPC) software directly assists patients with the application process. This program benefits both patients and private physician practices.
Phone: 804-353-2721
http://www.msv.org
Piedmont Access to Health Services
705 Main Street
Danville, Virginia 24541
With help of RxRelief Virginia funding from VHCF, Piedmont Access to Health Services (PATHS) expanded its Southside Virginia MEDAssist Program. These funds supported the hiring of and additional 2.5 Medication Assistance Caseworkers (MACs); adding to the 2.5 existing MACs.
MACs help eligible individuals primarily from Danville and Pittsylvania County with accessing free medications from pharmaceutical companies’ patient assistance programs utilizing VHCF’s Pharmacy Connection software.
Phone: 434-791-4122
http://pathsinc.org
Cross Over Health Clinic
8600 Quioccasin Road
Suite 105
Richmond, Virginia 23229
Through a RxRelief Virginia grant from the Virginia Health Care Foundation, the Cross Over Health Clinic employed a Medication Assistance Caseworker (MAC) to assist eligible individuals with accessing medicines from pharmaceutical companies’ patient assistance programs at little to no cost via VHCF’s Pharmacy Connection software.
Phone: 804-622-0803
http://www.crossoverministry.org
Health Brigade
1010 North Thompson Street
Richmond, Virginia 23230
Through a RxRelief Virginia grant from the Virginia Health Care Foundation, Health Brigade employed a Medication Assistance Caseworker (MAC) to assist eligible individuals with accessing medicines from pharmaceutical companies’ patient assistance programs at little to no cost via VHCF’s Pharmacy Connection software.
Phone: 804-358-6343
http://www.fanfreeclinic.org
Southern Dominion Health Systems, Inc.
1508 K-V Road
Victoria, Virginia 23974
RxRelief Virginia funding from VHCF made it possible for SDHS to possible to obtain a Medication Assistance Caseworker to administer a medication assistance program throughout the four counties it serves, utilizing VHCF\'s Pharmacy Connection software.
Phone: 434-696-2165
http://www.sdhsinc.com
Tri-Area Community Health at Ferrum MAP
40 Wiley Drive
Ferrum, Virginia 24088
Tri-Area Health Clinic was able to expand its current MAP program by using RxRelief Virginia funding to employ a Medication Assistance Caseworker (MAC) at the Ferrum Community Health Center. The MAC assists eligible individuals, primarily from Franklin County, by applying for free medications on their behalf from pharmaceutical companies’ patient assistance programs via VHCF\'s The Pharmacy Connection software.
Phone: 276-398-2292
www.triareahealth.org
Neighborhood Health
6677 Richmond Hwy
Alexandria, Virginia 22306
As a VHCF Project Connect grantee, Neighborhood Health is helping enroll eligible, uninsured children from Alexandria and Arlington in the state-sponsored health insurance programs for children, FAMIS and FAMIS Plus.
VHCF has provided a number of other grants to this community health provider. Grants have included start-up funds for the Arlandria Health Center which provides accessible primary and preventive health services to medically indigent Hispanic women and children in the City of Alexandria, as well as funding to hire an additional physician for the Adult Medicine Clinic and support for Clinical Mental Health Services for El Centro Familiar. The most recent VHCF grant for ANHSI is to help underwrite the salary and benefits of a part-time physician to provide primary medical care to uninsured and medically underserved patients of the center’s Adult Medicine Clinic.
Project Connect grants are made possible with funding from the Virginia Department of Medical Assistance Services and the Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield Foundation.
Phone: 703-535-5568
http://www.neighborhoodhealthva.org/
Central Virginia Health Services, Inc.
25892 N. James Madison Highway
New Canton, Virginia 23123
VHCF funding made it possible for the Charlotte County facility to hire a full-time dentist and also helped finance construction of a new health care facility to increase primary care access for residents of Brunswick County
Phone: 434-581-3271
http://www.cvhsinc.org
Free Clinic of Central Virginia
1016 Main Street
Lynchburg, Virginia 24504
The Free Clinic of Central Virginia (FCCV) has benefited from several VHCF grants. The first allowed the free clinic to add a full-time nurse practitioner to increase continuity of care and care for more uninsured area residents. The second grant enabled it to expanded its dental clinic services by serving as a clinical rotation site for Virginia Commonwealth University\'s Dental and Dental Hygiene students. The most recent VHCF grant helps underwrite the cost of the Free Clinic\'s new specialty dental clinic using Virginia Commonwealth University (VCU) dental students to provide endodontic (root canals and crowns) services to uninsured adults.
Phone: 434-847-5866
http://www.fccv.net
Northampton County School-Based Dental Program
P.O. Box 360
Machipongo, Virginia 23405
A VHCF grant helped expand dental care for uninsured children in Northampton County schools by establishing a second dental trailer for its school-based dental program.
Phone: 757-678-5151
http://www.ncps.k12.va.us
Northern Neck Free Health Clinic
P.O. Box 1694
Kilmarnock, Virginia 22482
VHCF has helped the Northern Neck Free Health Clinic expand medical, dental and mental health services to area residents. One VHCF grant allowed the clinic to add full-time nurse practitioner and a second grant allowed the clinic, in partnership with VCU dental school, to provide dental care to NNFHC patients. The most recent funding expands mental health services for patients at the free clinic and to expands medical care for clients of the area Community Services Board.
In addition, the Northern Neck Free Health Clinic is part of the Greater Williamsburg Medication Access Program, administered by VHCF. This program helps the free clinic obtain free prescription medications for qualified patients, using VHCF's The Pharmacy Connection software to access pharmaceutical company programs for patients in need.
Phone: 804-435-0575
Western Tidewater Health District Children\\\'s Dental Clinic
2019 Meade Pkwy
Suffolk, Virginia 23434
VHCF funding helped provide preventive and restorative dental services to elementary school children in the rural counties of Southampton and Isle of Wight.
Phone: 757-923-3940
www.wtfreeclinic.org
Bland County Medical Clinic
12301 Grapefield Road
Bastian, Virginia 24314
VHCF provided funding to support a significant expansion of the Bland County Medical Clinic facility, enabling BCMC to better serve the area\'s uninsured and medically underserved.
Phone: 276-688-4331
http://www.blandclinic.com
Brock Hughes Free Clinic
450 W Monroe St
Wytheville, Virginia 24382
VHCF funding helped establish a free clinic to serve Wythe and Bland Counties and add a part-time nurse practitioner to expand clinic services.
Phone: 276-223-0558
Mel Leaman Free Clinic at Emory & Henry College
601 Radio Hill Rd
Marion, Virginia 24354
VHCF enabled this free clinic to greatly expand services for uninsured residents of Smyth, Grayson, and Washington Counties through the addition of a full-time nurse practitioner.
Phone: 276-781-2090
http://melleamanfreeclinic.org/
Southwest Virginia Community Health Systems, Inc.
319 Fifth Avenue
Saltville, Virginia 24370
Phone: 276-496-4492
http://www.svchs.com
VCU Community Memorial Hospital Foundation
1755 N. Mecklenburg Avenue
South Hill, Virginia 23970
Phone: 804-584-5408
www.vcuhealth.org
VCU Community Memorial Hospital Foundation
1755 N. Mecklenburg Avenue
South Hill, Virginia 23970
Phone: 804-584-5408
www.vcuhealth.org
Bradley Free Clinic
1240 Third Street, South West
Roanoke, Virginia 24016
Funding helped establish a dental preceptorship program, through which VCU students and Virginia Western dental hygiene students worked to expand the clinic\\\'s dental services. Additional VHCF funding helped to develop a physician referral network and in-kind commitments of ancillary services from local health care facilities.
Phone: 540-344-5156
http://www.bradleyfreeclinic.com
Carilion Clinic - Roanoke
213 S. Jefferson St
Suite 615
Roanoke, Virginia 24011
VHCF Project Connect funding supported efforts to enroll area children in state-sponsored health insurance. In addition, Carilion Giles Community Hospital was able to add a medication assistance caseworker through an RxRelief Virginia grant, enabling it to help chronically ill, uninsured area residents receive their medications.
Phone: 540-981-7670
http://www.carilion.com
New River Valley Senior Services MedRide
141 East Main Street, Suite 500
Pulaski, Virginia 24301
A VHCF grant, in 1996, helped support the New River Valley's volunteer-driven non-emergency medical transportation service.
Phone: 540-980-7780
http://nrvseniorservices.org/
Harrisonburg-Rockingham Free Clinic
25 West Water Street
Harrisonburg, Virginia 22801
One of the first grants issued by VHCF helped establish the Harrisonburg-Rockingham Free Clinic. Several years later, a second grant enabled this free clinic to add a half-time nurse practitioner to expand clinic services.
Phone: 540-437-2900
http://www.hrfreeclinic.org
Rockbridge Area Health Center
25 Northridge Lane
Lexington, Virginia 24450
Rockbridge area residents with hypertension and diabetes benefited from a VHCF grant to the RAHC that funded a full-time nurse practitioner to expand diabetes and hypertension management services.
Phone: 540-464-8700
http://rockahc.org/
Shenandoah Community Health Clinic
124 Valley Vista Drive
Woodstock, Virginia 22664
Phone: 540-459-1700
http://shenclinic.org/
Southeastern Virginia Health System
1033 28th Street, 2nd Floor
Newport News, Virginia 23607
www.pich.org
Mountain Empire Older Citizens, Inc.
1501 Third Avenue East
Big Stone Gap, Virginia 24219
“Pharmacy Connect of Southwest Virginia” is a medication access program run by Mountain Empire Older Citizens (MEOC), an area agency on aging. Pharmacy Connect is open to all eligible residents of Buchanan, Dickenson, Lee, Russell, Scott, Tazewell, and Wise Counties and the city of Norton, regardless of age. With the assistance of funds from the Commonwealth of Virginia, MEOC has hired Medication Assistance Caseworkers who use VHCF’s Pharmacy Connection software to access and distribute free medications to uninsured individuals.
Phone: 800-252-6362
http://www.meoc.org
Northern Virginia Family Service
10455 White Granite Drive, Suite 100
Oakton, Virginia 22124
RxRelief Virginia funding from VHCF enabled Northern Virginia Family Service to underwrite Medication Assistance Caseworker (MAC) positions working in its Loudoun Community Health Center and Greater Prince William Community Health Center programs. MACs help eligible individuals access free medications from pharmaceutical companies’ patient assistance programs utilizing VHCF’s Pharmacy Connection software.
Phone: 703-385-3267
http://www.nvfs.org
United Way - Thomas Jefferson Area
806 East High Street
Charlottesville, Virginia 22902
Through support from the VHCF and Martha Jefferson Hospital, the United Way established an RxRelief Program to help the more than 30,000 uninsured Charlottesville area residents get the prescription medications they need to cope with chronic diseases.
Phone: 434-972-1701
http://www.unitedwaytja.org/
Western Tidewater Free Clinic
3000 Godwin Boulevard
Suffolk, Virginia 23434
An RxRelief Virginia grant from VHCF helped the Western Tidewater Free Clinic to help patients with chronic diseases receive the medications they needed, via The Pharmacy Connection software. WTFC is a non-profit, community based organization that provides free medical and dental care to individuals who meet eligibility requirements. Patients must be residents of the cities of Franklin and Suffolk and the counties of Isle of Wight and Southampton.
Phone: 757-923-1060
http://www.wtfreeclinic.org
Hampton Roads Community Health Center
3415 Granby St
Norfolk, Virginia 23504
VHCF is providing $140,000 in grant funding to support the salary and benefits of a full-time dentist to provide services in Norfolk and Petersburg.
Phone: 757-533-9108
http://www.hrchc.org
Center for Healthy Hearts
1200 West Cary Street
Richmond, Virginia 23220
Through a RxRelief Virginia grant from the Virginia Health Care Foundation, the Center for High Blood Pressure (formerly Richmond Area High Blood Pressure Center) employed a Medication Assistance Caseworker (MAC) to assist eligible individuals with accessing medicines from pharmaceutical companies’ patient assistance programs at little to no cost via VHCF’s Pharmacy Connection software. A separate VHCF grant enabled the clinic to add a nurse practitioner, expanding the care provided to area residents.
Phone: 804-359-9375
http://www.rahbpc.org
Greater Williamsburg MAP - Colonial Services Board
1657 Merrimac Trail
Williamsburg, Virginia 23185
The Greater Williamsburg Medication Assistance Program (GWMAP) is a partnership between the Virginia Health Care Foundation and the Williamsburg Community Health Foundation.
The Colonial Services Board, as part of the GWMAP, is assisting eligible individuals from the Williamsburg area (Williamsburg, James City County and York County) with accessing free medications from pharmaceutical companies’ patient assistance programs via The Pharmacy Connection. CSB will focus on providing psychotropic medications for eligible, uninsured residents of the community.
Phone: 757-220-3200
http://www.colonialcsb.org
Greater Williamsburg MAP - Lackey Free Clinic
1620 Old Williamsburg Road
Yorktown, Virginia 23690
The Greater Williamsburg Medication Assistance Program (GWMAP) is a partnership between the Virginia Health Care Foundation and the Williamsburg Community Health Foundation.
Lackey Free Clinic, as part of the GWMAP, assists eligible Williamsburg area residents with accessing free medications from pharmaceutical companies’ patient assistance programs via VHCF\'s The Pharmacy Connection.
Phone: 757-886-0608
http://lackeyclinic.org/
Greater Williamsburg MAP - Olde Towne Medical Center
5249 Olde Towne Road, Suite D
Williamsburg, Virginia 23188
The Greater Williamsburg Medication Assistance Program (GWMAP) is a partnership between the Virginia Health Care Foundation and the Williamsburg Community Health Foundation.
Olde Towne Medical Center, as part of the GWMAP, assists eligible individuals from the Williamsburg, James City and York County areas with accessing free medications from pharmaceutical companies’ patient assistance programs via VHCF\'s The Pharmacy Connection.
Phone: 757-259-3258
http://www.oldetownemedicalcenter.org/
Mt. Rogers Map - Bland County Medical Clinic
12301 Grapefield Road
Bastian, Virginia 24314
Bland County Medical Clinic is a part of the Mt. Rogers Medication Assistance Program (MAP), a partnership of service sites located in the Mt. Rogers Planning District in Southwest Virginia. Each community partner has medication assistance caseworkers on staff using VHCF’s Pharmacy Connection software to access free medications for uninsured individuals.
Phone: 276-688-4331
http://www.blandclinic.com
Mt. Rogers MAP - City of Galax Health Department
703 South Main Street
Galax, Virginia 24333
The Galax Health Department is a part of the Mt. Rogers Medication Assistance Program (MAP), a partnership of service sites located in the Mt. Rogers Planning District in Southwest Virginia. Each community partner has medication assistance caseworkers on staff using VHCF’s Pharmacy Connection software to access free medications for uninsured individuals.
Phone: 276-236-6127
http://www.vdh.state.va.us/lhd/mtrogers/galax.htm
Mt. Rogers MAP - Grayson County Health Department
186 West Main Street
Independence, Virginia 24348
The Grayson Health Department is a part of the Mt. Rogers Medication Assistance Program (MAP), a partnership of service sites located in the Mt. Rogers Planning District in Southwest Virginia. Each community partner has medication assistance caseworkers on staff using VHCF’s Pharmacy Connection software to access free medications for uninsured individuals.
Phone: 276-773-2961
http://www.vdh.state.va.us/lhd/mtrogers/grayson.htm
Mt. Rogers MAP - Smyth County Department of Social Services (Guardian Angel)
121 Bagley Circle, Suite 200
Marion, Virginia 24354
Smyth County Department of Social Services is a part of the Mt. Rogers Medication Assistance Program (MAP), a partnership of service sites located in the Mt. Rogers Planning District in Southwest Virginia. Each community partner has medication assistance caseworkers on staff using VHCF’s Pharmacy Connection software to access free medications for uninsured individuals.
Phone: 276-783-8148
Mt. Rogers MAP - Smyth County Outreach
PO Box 729
Saltville, Virginia 24370
Smyth County Outreach, a program of Southwest Virginia Community Heath Systems, is a part of the Mt. Rogers Medication Assistance Program (MAP), a partnership of service sites located in the Mt. Rogers Planning District in Southwest Virginia. Each community partner has medication assistance caseworkers on staff using VHCF’s Pharmacy Connection software to access free medications for uninsured individuals.
Phone: 276-496-4492
Mt. Rogers MAP - Bristol Medication Assistance Program
2195 Euclid Avenue, Suite 6
Bristol, Virginia 24201
The Bristol Medication Program (MAP), a program of Southwest Virginia Community Health Systems, is a part of the Mt. Rogers MAP, a partnership of service sites located in the Mt. Rogers Planning District in Southwest Virginia. Each community partner has medication assistance caseworkers on staff using VHCF’s Pharmacy Connection software to access free medications for uninsured individuals.
Phone: 276-591-5803
Mt. Rogers MAP - Saltville Medical Center
308 West Main Street
Saltville, Virginia 24370
The Saltville Medical Center, operated by Southwest Virginia Community Health Systems, is a part of the Mt. Rogers Medication Assistance Program (MAP), a partnership of service sites located in the Mt. Rogers Planning District in Southwest Virginia. Each community partner has medication assistance caseworkers on staff using VHCF’s Pharmacy Connection software to access free medications for uninsured individuals.
Phone: 276-496-4433
http://www.svchs.com/smc_main.htm
Mt. Rogers MAP - The Benevolent Medication Program
330 Church Street
Wytheville, Virginia 24382
The Benevolent Medication Program is a part of the Mt. Rogers Medication Assistance Program (MAP), a partnership of service sites located in the Mt. Rogers Planning District in Southwest Virginia. Each community partner has medication assistance caseworkers on staff using VHCF’s Pharmacy Connection software to access free medications for uninsured individuals.
Phone: 276-228-7299
Mt. Rogers MAP - Troutdale Medical Center
67 High Country Lane
Troutdale, Virginia 24378
The Troutdale Medical Center, operated by Southwest Virginia Community Health Systems, is a part of the Mt. Rogers Medication Assistance Program (MAP), a partnership of service sites located in the Mt. Rogers Planning District in Southwest Virginia. Each community partner has medication assistance caseworkers on staff using VHCF’s Pharmacy Connection software to access free medications for uninsured individuals.
Phone: 276-677-4187
http://www.svchs.com/tmc.html
Mt. Rogers MAP - Tri-Area Health Clinic
14559 Danville Pike, Suite 1
Laurel Fork, Virginia 24352
The Tri-Area Health Clinic is a part of the Mt. Rogers Medication Assistance Program (MAP), a partnership of service sites located in the Mt. Rogers Planning District in Southwest Virginia. Each community partner has medication assistance caseworkers on staff using VHCF’s Pharmacy Connection software to access free medications for uninsured individuals.
Phone: 276-398-2292
Central Virginia Health Services - Charlotte Primary Care
165 LeGrande Avenue
Charlotte Court House, Virginia 23923
VHCF funding allowed Central Virginia Health Services to hire an additional Physician at Charlotte Primary Care in Charlotte Court House. An additional VHCF grant is being used to support the salary and benefits of a new full-time dentist in Charlotte County. The dentist will serve children and adults, and is projected to provide dental care to more than a thousand patients in her first year of operation.
Phone: 434-542-5560
http://www.cvhsinc.org/cpc.html
Harrisonburg Community Health Center
1380 Little Sorrell
Suite 100
Harrisonburg, Virginia 22801
Funding from VHCF is supporting the salary and benefits of a full-time pediatrician at this CHC and also is helping provide matching funding to allow the Community Health Center to purchase land for a new building.
In 2007, a coalition led by the Institute for Innovation in Health and Human Services at James Madison University (JMU) with support from Rockingham Memorial Hospital (RMH), created The Harrisonburg Community Health Center to serve patients in Harrisonburg and Rockingham County. This area has been particularly impacted by the limited number of pediatricians accepting new patients with FAMIS/FAMIS Plus.
The center opened in January 2007 with a part-time pediatrician, funded by VHCF, to serve the medical needs of area children; and a full-time nurse practitioner to meet the adult medical care needs. VHCF has now awarded funding to help underwrite the salary and benefits of a full-time pediatrician to provide care to the many children for whom it serves as a medical home.
Phone: 540-433-4913
Lackey Free Clinic
1620 Old Williamsburg Road
Yorktown, Virginia 23690
Lackey Free Clinic provides free health care services to uninsured residents of James City, York, Hampton, Williamsburg and Gloucester Counties, and the city of Newport News. Funds from VHCF increased the capacity of the clinic\'s pharmacy by expanding the hours of the pharmacist from four to 20 hours per week to meet the needs of this growing clinic.
Through the mental health initiative, A New Lease on Life, Lackey is also receiving funding for mental health services.
VHCF\'s most recent grant to the Free Clinic, a $100,000 challenge grant, supports the clinic’s capital expansion initiative. The expansion will add two new dental operatories, two exam rooms, expand the clinic’s pharmacy, and create space for mental health counseling sessions to greatly increase the clinic’s capacity to serve its rapidly growing caseload of uninsured residents of Yorktown and surrounding localities.
Additional funding has helped the clinic increase its staff of medication assistance caseworkers, through the RxRelief Virginia program.
Phone: 757-886-0608
http://www.lackeyfreeclinic.com
Old Dominion University
4417 Monarch Way
Norfolk, Virginia 23529
In working to help alleviate a chronic shortage of primary care providers in underserved areas, VHCF provided a grant to ODU to help fund scholarships for students in medically underserved areas seeking to participate in a new satellite 'distance learning' nurse practitioner program.
Phone: 757-683-5234
http://www.odu.edu
Southwest Virginia Perinatal Council
P.O. Box 1016
Abingdon, Virginia 24212
Funding from VHCF supported a multi-pronged smoking cessation program for low-income, at-risk women who were either contemplating pregnancy or were already pregnant.
Phone: 540-676-4501
http://www.region1RPC.org
CrossOver Health Clinic
8600 Quioccasin Road
Richmond, Virginia 23229
CrossOver Health Clinic is a key provider of health safety net services in the Richmond area. VHCF grants have helped CrossOver expand both medical and dental services, launch a first of its kind "lay health promoter" program, and make free medications available to uninsured, chronically ill area residents. The most recent grant to CrossOver enabled the organization to hire a part-time dental assistant and part-time dental hygienist and expand the number of uninsured adults served in the city of Richmond.
In addition, a new grant through the A New Lease on Life initiative is enabling patients at the clinic who suffer from mental illness to receive care.
Phone: 804-622-0803
http://www.crossoverministry.org
Johnson Health Services
320 Federal Street
Lynchburg, Virginia 24504
VHCF has provided this community health center serving Lynchburg and nearby Amherst, Appomattox, Bedford and Campbell counties with funding to provide much needed dental and mental health services. The James River Dental Clinic, located in Amherst County, received funding to support a full-time dentist to serve the needs of adults and children in the area. A second grant, to Johnson Health Center's Behavioral Health Program, is helping to expand and improve services and case management by supporting licensed clinical social workers, a part-time case manager, and psychiatric contractual services.
Phone: 434-947-5967
http://www.jhcvirginia.org
Virginia Association of Free & Charitable Clinics
1801 Libbie Avenue
Richmond, Virginia 23226
VHCF makes training and technical assistance in a variety of areas readily available to VAFCC members, strengthening the infrastructure of the Commonwealth’s 32 free clinics.
In addition, a VHCF grant to VAFCC enabled it to establish an accreditation program and related web-based database for its members. VAFCC developed standards for governance, administration and program service.
Phone: 804-340-3434
http://www.vafreeclinics.org
Virginia Dental Association
3460 Mayland Ct #110
Henrico, Virginia 23233
VHCF helped establish a Mission of Mercy (MOM) Project to serve at least three dentally underserved areas through the use of weekend volunteer dental provider projects. In addition, VHCF provided funding to the VDA\'s Donated Dental Services program, which provides comprehensive dental treatment to disabled, elderly, and medically compromised individuals with extensive dental problems.
Phone: 804-288-5750
http://www.vadental.org
New River Valley Free Clinic Consortium
PO Box 371
Christiansburg, Virginia 24068
Before receiving a grant from VHCF in 2006 to explore options for interoperability among health safety net providers in the New River Valley, the Free Clinic of Pulaski County, the Free Clinic of the New River Valley, and the Mental Health Association of the New River Valley operated as entirely separate entities. After a two year process that entailed extensive planning, negotiation, and implementation, the Free Clinic Consortium of the New River Valley was formed. Now, with significant systems changes including a shared database and a common patient identification card in place; patients can access all three clinics through a seamless system, giving them access to an expanded array of services and more hours of care each week
Phone: 540-381-0820
Charlottesville Free Clinic
1138 Rose Hill Drive
Suite 200
Charlottesville, Virginia 22903
In addition to "bricks and mortar" funding to help launch the Charlottesville Free Clinic in the mid 1990s, VHCF has supported a variety of other CFC initiatives. Among these grants were funding for a dental clinic for uninsured Charlottesville area adults, funding to help defray the costs of diagnostic services, including mammograms and lab tests, and the addition of a nurse practitioner to enable the clinic to serve additional patients and provide greater continuity of care for the chronically ill. New funding is allowing CFC to expand its on-site mental health services as well.
Phone: 434-296-5525
http://www.cvillefreeclinic.org
Onley Community Health Center
20280 Main Street
Onancock, Virginia 23417
VHCF awarded a grant to the Eastern Shore Rural Health System, Inc. (ESRHS) to support the salary and benefits of a full-time physician at the Onley Community Health Center. The physician will enable the center to provide an additional 4,600 visits per year.
Phone: 757-787-7374
http://www.esrh.org
Eastern Shore Rural Health System, Inc.
20280 Market Street
Onancock, Virginia 23417
Phone: 757-414-0400
www.esrh.org
Gloucester-Mathews Care Clinic
6031 Industrial Dr
Gloucester, Virginia 23061
VHCF is provided funding to the Gloucester-Mathews Care Clinic to assist in funding an expansion of its pharmacy, serving uninsured area residents. This support is in addition to medication assistance funding provided through VHCF\\\\\\\'s partnership with the Greater Williamsburg Medication Access Program.
Phone: 804-642-9515
http://www.gmfreeclinic.org
Rockbridge Area Community Services
25 Northridge Lane
Lexington, Virginia 24450
Phone: 540-464-8700
http://rockahc.org/
Giles Free Clinic
219 Buchanan Street
Pearisburg, Virginia 24134
VHCF funding to this satellite of the Free Clinic of the New River Valley enabled the Giles Free Clinic to provide nearly 3,000 more patient visits each year. The VHCF grant funded an increase in the hours of both the clinic's part-time nurse practitioner and nursing assistant. By expanding these health professionals' hours, the clinic will be able to see 30 percent more patients.
Phone: 540-921-3502
Community Free Clinic of Newport News
727 25th Street
Newport News, Virginia 23607
Phone: 757-594-4060
http://cfcnn.org/
Olde Towne Medical and Dental Center
5249 Olde Towne Road
Williamsburg, Virginia 23188
Olde Towne Medical Center provides comprehensive primary medical and dental care to the underserved residents of James City County, York County and the City of Williamsburg.
Through the mental health initiative A New Lease on Life, Olde Towne Medical Center patients are able to receive important mental health services.
Among the other grants VHCF has awarded to OTMC are funding for part-time dentist and the purchase of dental equipment to expand the center\\\'s dental services, a grant to add a third exam suite and improve the efficiency of the offices, and funding for a nurse practitioner to broaden services available to area working poor and uninsured. VHCF also partners with OTMC on the Greater Williamsburg Area Medication Access Program.
Phone: 757-259-3258
https://www.oldetownemedicalcenter.org/
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