If you have lost your Medicare

If you have lost your Medicare coverage or unable to afford to see the doctor right now because you are uninsured or underinsured, here is one way that you can get free healthcare in the United States that many people do not realize. Hi, my name is Beverly and I am your chief empowerment officer. And this resource is called the National Association of Free and Charitable Clinics. The NAFFC connects people to medical care, dental care, vision care, prescription support, and mental health services as well as many other avenues of support, either completely free or on a sliding scale that is based on what you can actually afford. Here's how to find a free clinic near you. You'll head to their website and then you will click on where it says find a clinic. You can enter your zip code or your city or state and you'll see a list of free and charitable clinics near you. Each listing will also show you what that clinic is able to provide at that time so that you are going to the clinic that is most relevant for your need. It gives you their contact information as well as their eligibility requirements. Make sure you check the details for the clinic that you intend to go to before you go to make sure you meet their requirements. These clinics have been around since the 1960s, filling the gap where the healthcare system in the United States has fallen short. These clinics receive little to no state or federal funding, so they rely entirely on volunteers and donations. So even if you do not need medical care or are underinsured, don't have insurance, lost Medicaid or Medicare benefits, lost healthcare benefits, please share this resource as far and wide as you can. A lot of people do not know that these clinics exist, even though they've been serving millions of people for decades. So if you need medical care right now, or somebody you love needs medical care right now and they are underinsured, don't have insurance, lost Medicaid or Medicare benefits, lost healthcare benefits, please share this resource as far and wide as you can. These clinics have been around since the 1960s, filling the gap where the healthcare system in the United States has fallen short. These clinics receive little to no state or federal funding, so they rely entirely on volunteers and donations. So even if you do not need medical care or are underinsured, don't have insurance, lost Medicaid or Medicare benefits, lost healthcare benefits, please share this resource as far and wide as you can. A lot of people do not know that these clinics exist, even though they've been serving millions of people for decades. So if you need medical care right now, or somebody you love needs medical care right now and they are underinsured, don't have insurance, lost Medicaid or Medicare benefits, lost healthcare benefits, please share this resource as far and wide as you can.