Regular operating hours are Monday through Thursday, 8:30 AM until 6:00 PM. The Clinic is closed on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday.

The Clearwater Free Clinic is located at 1218 Court Street in Clearwater

There is no fee to see the Clinic physicians/nurse practitioners, however all patients are asked to make a donation at each visit to help cover our operating expenses. The Clinic is privately owned and

does not receive

Yes! Pediatric services are available to infants and children who meet the eligibility requirements. There is a special Pediatric Clinic every Wednesday morning from 9-12AM, however sick children will be seen during regular clinic hours when appointments are available.

No. The Pinellas County Health Department offers free childhood immunizations, as well as adult and foreign travel immunizations. More information is available on the Health Department web site.

Referrals to specialists may be available to qualified Clinic patients. On your first visit you will see a Primary Care Physician or an ARNP (Registered Nurse Practitioner). They will refer you to a specialist if your condition warrants and if a volunteer specialist is available.

If the Clinician decides labs are needed or tests are warranted, we will make every effort to provide them.

Adults - The Clearwater Free Clinic is a problem-oriented clinic and does not provide routine physicals.

Children - School and sports physicals are limited to children, during our Pediatric Clinic on Wednesday mornings.

If you are under the age of 65, a U.S. citizen and a permanent resident of upper Pinellas County (North of Park Blvd), do not have medical insurance or government assistance and meet the Clinic’s financial guidelines, you are eligible to be qualified as a new Clinic patient. Check new patient Information section on the website for additional information.

You must call 727-331-8148 to be pre-approved and our New Patient Coordinator will schedule an in-office registration visit.

No. If you are having chest pain, difficulty breathing, or any other medical emergency, call 9-1-1.

The Clinic offers a wide range of care for most medical problems, beginning with an office visit with our nurse practitioner or one of our volunteer physicians. Medications, lab work, tests, X-rays, procedures, nutritional counseling, and referrals to specialists are available to qualified Clinic patients as determined by Clinic practitioners.

See our Services Overview page for more information.

First, you must be an established patient of the Clearwater Free Clinic to schedule an appointment. First-time appointments for new patients are available on a first-come, first-served basis. Established patients can usually make an appointment on the day you wish to be seen by visiting the Clinic in person. If you choose to call 727-447-3041, and if there are still appointments available at the time that we answer the phone, we are happy to make an appointment for you for that day.

No, the Clinic does not perform tests or procedures ordered by outside physicians. You must be a Clinic patient to receive these services, and they must be ordered by a Clinic practitioner.

No, the Clinic is not a community pharmacy and cannot fill outside prescriptions.

Yes. For Clinic patients only, most standard generic medications are available through the Clinic’s medication program. If we do not have the medication ordered, we will provide you with a prescription to have filled at a pharmacy at your expense. In addition, we utilize Patient Assistance Programs (PAP’s).  Pharmaceutical companies offer free medications to patients who qualify. Patients must fill out an application and meet the financial guidelines of the PAP.

Financial verification is necessary. The patient must fill out the application and a Clinic staff member will process the paperwork and handle the processing of the medication when it arrives at the Clinic. In order to provide this service, the Clinic asks for a $5.00 processing fee for a 3-month supply of medication. Narcotics are not available, and prescriptions for narcotics will not be written.

Yes! Although the clinic does not treat all medical problems, pre-existing conditions do not disqualify you from becoming a Clinic patient. The Clinic staff can help you manage your chronic conditions to prevent serious complications.

No, the Clinic does not offer pregnancy testing, birth control, or obstetrics.

The Clinic offers some women’s services for established patients, including pap tests and mammograms, as determined by Clinic practitioners. We do not provide birth control, pregnancy testing, STD testing or treat vaginal infections. These referrals for women’s services are for established clinic patients. We do not make new patient appointments for GYN.

If you have a question that is not answered here, please call the Clinic at (727) 447-3041.