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Doctor reads xrays.
  
  Patients are often referred to specialists who volunteer their services in their private offices.  
     
 
Registered Nurse and Clinic Assistant.
  
  CMAP's team of nurses always stand ready to assist. They attend our volunteer doctors during exams and our Registered Nurses supervise our Chronic Disease Management program. (Barbara Walters, RN, Camden Clinic Supervisor, and Gail Blanton, Office Assistant.)  
 
 
   
  Ginger Buel, RN, Brunswick Clinic Supervisor.  
     
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    HENRI C. WOODMAN COMMUNITY HEALTH CLINICS    
         
    ELIGIBILITY    
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    ELIGIBILITY FOR FREE CLINICS    
   
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    Patients eligible for treatment at the free clinics are:    
   
  • Residents of Camden, Glynn and McIntosh counties
  • Between the ages of 18 and 64
  • No medical insurance
  • Have proof of income
  • Not a military dependent
  • At or below 200% of the Federal Poverty Level, for example;
   
    Size of Family
Federal Poverty Level (2007)
200% of Federal Poverty Level (2007)
   
   
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Annual Income:
$10,210 - $34,570
$19,600 - $67,200
   
   
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Monthly Income:
$850.83 - $2,880.83
$1,701.67 - $5,761.67
    
   
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Weekly Income:
$196.35 - $664.81
$392.69 - $1,329.62
    
   
   
    CLINIC LOCATIONS    
   
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Brunswick location:
3010 Hampton Avenue, Suite 6
Brunswick GA 31520

To schedule an appointment call
Monday - Friday, 8:30 a.m - 5:00 p.m.
912-466-8909

Provider appointments scheduled:
Monday - Thursday, 5:30 p.m.- 8:30 p.m.
   
   
   
   
Camden location:
104 Lakeshore Drive, Suite E
St. Marys GA 31558

To schedule an appointment call
Monday - Friday, 8:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
912-729-9680

Provider appointments scheduled:
Monday - Thursday, 5:30 p.m.- 8:30 p.m.
   
   
   
    FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS :    
   
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    Q: What does it cost?    
    A. The care you receive from the volunteer health care professional will be provided at no charge to you. However, you may be billed for laboratory procedures or pharmaceuticals.    
         
    Q: Are dependents eligible?    
    A: Children under 18 are not eligible since Georgia provides healthcare access either through Medicaid or through PeachCare.    
         
    Q: Do I need an appointment?    
    A: Yes. Latecomers will be rescheduled depending on provider availability. If you need to cancel, please call in advance so other patients can be scheduled.    
         
    Q: Do I need an appointment to determine my eligibility?    
    A: Yes. You'll need to bring proof of income and all medications you currently take. Also, bring any medical information that will be helpful for your appointment with the CMAP nurse. This includes information on former surgeries, allergies, etc.    
         
    Q: Are pharmaceuticals covered?    
    A: Most of the time. This depends on income. Your drugs are covered under various plans such as Georgia Partnership for Caring, Health Department or others. However, the application process takes some time. You may still have to pay for some prescriptions. CMAP also partners with other agencies to make sure we find the right service at the right time.    
         
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