Finding a low-cost community health clinic in Dallas–Fort Worth, TX

Federally funded community health centers give care to people with low income or no health insurance. They charge on a sliding scale. This means what you pay depends on your household income. Each center sets its own fees, so ask the center for current details. [1]

To find a center in Dallas–Fort Worth: 1. Open the HRSA Find a Health Center tool. [1] 2. Type your address, city, or ZIP code. The tool lists centers near you. [1] 3. Look at each listing for its location and contact details. [1] 4. Contact the center. Ask how the sliding scale works, what papers to bring to show your income, and how to become a new patient.

You can also use 2-1-1 Texas. It is a free service from Texas Health and Human Services. It connects people to local help, including clinics and other health services near them. [2] This can help if you need a clinic in a certain part of the metro area. [2]

Clinic hours, services, and fees can differ between cities and counties in the area. Always confirm the current details with the source or the clinic before you visit. [1][2]

Sources [1] Find a Health Center (HRSA): https://findahealthcenter.hrsa.gov/ [2] 2-1-1 Texas (Texas Health and Human Services): https://www.211texas.org/