Macon Volunteer Clinic Accepting New Patients
Friday, May 14th, 2021
Macon Volunteer Clinic (MVC) is accepting new patients. The 18-year-old agency improves the productivity and health outcomes of Macon-Bibb County’s working adults, regardless of insurance or ability to pay, by providing primary care, dental and vision care, and medication assistance – at no cost - to individuals who qualify.
To be eligible for MVC’s services, individuals must reside in Bibb County, be between 18-64 years of age, work, be uninsured, and earn at or below 200% of the Federal Poverty Level:
|
Household Size |
Annual Income |
|
1-person |
$25,760 |
|
2-person |
$34,840 |
|
3-person |
$43,920 |
|
4-person |
$53,000 |
|
5-person |
$62,080 |
|
6-person |
$71,160 |
|
7-person |
$80,240 |
|
8-person |
$89,320 |
|
9+-person |
Add $9,080 for each additional person |
For additional information, call 755-1110, x138, or visit maconvolunteerclinic.org.
Macon Volunteer Clinic was established in 2003 and is powered by philanthropy and volunteer providers. It collects no insurance or taxpayer funding. Its patients do not pay for care. In the pandemic year of 2020, MVC provided $2,178,439.56 in non-narcotic prescription medication assistance, provided 5,034 patient encounters, 265 dental procedures, and 356 cancer screenings.
