Wisconsin may have an abundance of insurance carriers and plans, but even the most affordable plans are out of reach for many residents. Without health insurance, finding low cost medical care may seem difficult, but it is not impossible. There are over 100 facilities throughout the state where uninsured residents, Medicaid recipients, and other individuals can seek medical services. Whether you are in need of care of an illness or injury, a preventive screening, or dental work, community health centers are available to serve you for no cost or a very small fee. Many centers work on a sliding scale, offering care free of charge to those whose incomes are below a certain amount.

Browse our list of health centers throughout the state, between those with federal qualifications, and other nonprofit organizations with high quality care. All centers are staffed with trained physicians, nurses, and other health care professionals. Before you visit a clinic, go to their website or call to make an appointment and verify that they have the services you need. Wisconsin health centers are heavily concentrated around higher populations, and less frequently in smaller towns, though there are several clinics within a short distance of any city. All residents deserve to be treated and stay healthy, which is why these facilities exist. Find a center near you below.

 
Sources:

1. HRSA. “Find a Health Center.” http://findahealthcenter.hrsa.gov.

2. Planned Parenthood. “Locations – Wisconsin.” http://www.plannedparenthood.org/Wisconsin/find-health-center-37667.htm.