Frequent Questions
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Who can go to Interfaith Clinic?
- Low-income adult (18-64 years old)
- Uninsured
- Living in Union County, AR
- Have a steady monthly household income
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How to qualify?
- Provide proof of income (Federal 1040 tax form, month of pay stubs, or other proof approved by Interfaith Clinic)
- Proof of residency (utility bill with physical address from a household member)
- Provide identification (Arkansas driver’s license or photo ID)
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What services does Interfaith Clinic offer?
- Primary medical care services
- Minor surgeries
- Medication assistance
- EKG’s
- Medical insurance assistance
- Individualized care plans
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Will I receive a bill from Interfaith Clinic?
Yes, services are deeply discounted and patients will be billed based on their household income. Under Federal Law, all patients must be covered by a health insurance policy, but Interfaith Clinic understands there are still barriers to receiving coverage. We are here to provide access to medical care for patients who remain uncovered.
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How is Interfaith Clinic different from other doctor offices?
- All patients must be low-income
- No one is turned away due to inability to pay
- Services are provided on a sliding fee scale
- Interfaith Clinic is a part of the SHARE Foundation, and is a 501(c) 3 not for profit
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Not sure if you still qualify?
Contact Interfaith Clinic and we can assist you in applying for services.
**Note, Interfaith Clinic cannot serve as a Primary Care Physician (PCP) for Medicaid purposes. If you have full Medicaid, and needing a PCP, Interfaith Clinic cannot be of assistance at this time.**
