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Families with Children Medical & Health Care

Medical & Health Care for Families with Children in Greenville, SC

Help for parents and guardians keeping their children safe, fed, and housed — including programs built specifically for families.

Below are 4 medical & health care resources in Greenville County ready to help. Each one shows what to do next.

Medical

Taylors Free Medical Clinic

What they help with
Free medical care for uninsured adults in the Taylors area.
Who it's for
Serves veterans, families with children, older adults, survivors of domestic violence, people returning from incarceration, women and men
Where
400 W. Main St, Taylors, SC 29687
Good to know
Hours are not listed here. Call before you go.

Next step: Call to ask about an appointment and what to bring.

Call (864) 244-1134 More about Taylors Free Medical Clinic
Medical

Upstate Circle of Friends

What they help with
Peer support and outreach for people affected by HIV/AIDS.
Who it's for
Serves veterans, families with children, youth and young adults, older adults, survivors of domestic violence, women and men
Good to know
Hours are not listed here. Call before you go.

Next step: Call to ask about an appointment and what to bring.

Call (864) 277-5788 More about Upstate Circle of Friends
Medical

AID Upstate

What they help with
HIV/AIDS medical care, testing, and support services.
Who it's for
Open to everyone
Good to know
Hours are not listed here. Call before you go.

Next step: Call to ask about an appointment and what to bring.

Call (864) 226-9144 More about AID Upstate

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Frequently asked questions

Where can families with children get medical & health care in Greenville, SC?

There are 4 organizations on this page that provide medical & health care to families with children in Greenville County, including New Horizon Family Health Services Inc. and Taylors Free Medical Clinic. Call ahead to confirm hours and eligibility before you go.

Can I get medical care without insurance?

Yes. The free clinics and community health centers listed here treat uninsured and low-income patients at no cost or on a sliding scale based on income. Bring any ID or proof of income you have, but call first to ask what's needed.

Is this help really free?

The organizations listed are free or low-cost. Services, hours, and eligibility can change, so please call ahead to confirm what's available before visiting.

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