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Primary Care Access Network (PCAN) also known as PCAN, is a dynamic collaborative among Orange County Government, primary health care centers, community agencies, hospitals and other social services. PCAN’s mission is to improve the access, quality and coordination of health care services to the underinsured and uninsured populations of Orange County.
Shepherd’s Hope is Central Florida’s charitable medical care provider. It is our mission to provide compassionate medical care to the uninsured and under-insured. Shepherd’s Hope doctors and nurses treat uninsured, low-income patients in need of non-emergency medical care. The visit is free. Shepherd’s Hope Volunteer Department Currently their greatest health center need is for physicians, APRN’s and PA’s. Learn more.
SpecialCare of Central FloridaThe Orange County Medical Clinic SpecialCare of Central Florida, Inc. (SpecialCare) is a joint partnership between Orange County Government and the Orange County Medical Society. Our mission is to organize a network of volunteer physicians and hospitals to provide specialty medical care for eligible adults. Volunteer Specialists must have a Clear and Active Medical License in the State of Florida. OCMC is actively recruiting volunteer specialty physicians. Click here to email Lisa Meredith or call (407) 836-2519 We Care of Lake County
Lake County's Leading Non-Profit Health Care Organization for the Uninsured We Care’s core is its volunteers. While donations to our medical equipment charity help us further our mission, we rely on volunteers to advance our cause. We utilize volunteers in many capacities; however, volunteer physicians and other health care providers who serve uninsured, low-income patients are the heart of our network. Learn More.
Grace Medical Home is a medical practiced inspired by the love and grace of Jesus Christ. Grace provides comprehensive, whole-patient care to the low-income, uninsured in Orange County. We serve both pediatric and adult patients through ongoing relationships with physicians and compassionate volunteers who are committed to excellence. In order to be a patient at Grace, you must live in Orange County; be between the ages of 0 and 65; have an income that is less than 200 percent of the Federal Poverty Line; be uninsured; be employed or have been employed within the last six months, or be a full-time student; and not be eligible for public insurance such as Medicaid, Medicare or VA benefits.
Osceola Chamber Foundation Health Leadership Council has a campaign to boost health awareness and medical office visits. The website will list all locations where Osceola residents are able to learn the four numbers we want them to know. The goal is that once a resident has visited an office to learn his or her numbers, they will become a regular patient. PSCF members in Osceola County may include their medical office as a location for learning numbers. There is no charge.
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