Places that provide basic health care, examinations, immunizations, family planning, diagnosis and treatment for low income, the homeless, or un- or under-insured people.
Information about the causes, prevention, symptoms, screening/diagnostic procedures, and/or methods of treatment or management of specific illnesses or disabling conditions.
Information, classes, and brochures for the public to inform them about their health choices, help them monitor their own health, and make the best choices when problems arise.
Help with selecting a health insurance provider, help understanding what benefits a person has, and sometimes help doing the paperwork related to that insurance.
Assistance for people who want to control the size of their families and the spacing of their children, usually through some form of birth control or who want to explore options for conceiving.
Transportation for non-emergency medical needs such as appointments, transport between hospitals, nursing homes, or other care centers for those with limited income or physical difficulties.
Counseling and support for those at elevated risk of exposure to the virus that causes HIV/AIDS. Elevated risk includes those who have promiscuous sex, those who are addicted to injected drugs, those who trade sex for money or drugs, or those who have sex with anyone in those categories.
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