Community Clinics

Provides FREE basic health care services for adults who are uninsured or under-insured. Offers physical therapy, counseling, and dietary guidance as well.

Services Include:

• Health assessments
• Upper respiratory infections
• Urinary tract infections
• Minor lacerations
• Ear infections
• Physicals: work, school, etc.
• Blood pressure screening
• Diabetic monitoring and foot checks
• Glucose monitoring
• Facilitate access to affordable medications
• Health education
• Referral services: medical and dental
• Social work services

***Does not provide any SSI or Disability Assessments***

Open Monday and Tuesday evenings, by appointment only. Closed all national holidays.

The Bureau of Facility Standards serves and protects Idahoans requiring health-related services, supports and supervision in care facilities by:
*Promoting each individual's rights, well-being, safety, dignity, and highest level of functional independence;
*Enforcing compliance with state rules and federal regulations; and
*Providing information and education.
*We license and certify health care providers/suppliers following state and federal regulatory requirements, as applicable. We also conduct complaint investigations relating to these providers/suppliers.
The website has a provider/supplier list including: Ambulatory Surgery Centers,Home Health Agencies, Hospices, Hospitals, Intermediate Care Facilities for Persons with Intellectual Disabilities (ICF/ID),Long Term Care Facilities, and Rural Health Clinics. They are listed alphabetically or by region.

CNA Registry - Certified Nursing Assistant Registry is part of the Bureau of Facility Standards.

The Home Health Hotline was established for the purpose of receiving complaints or questions about local Home Health Agencies.

The Bureau is administered by the Division of Licensing and Certification.

Treatment:

• Basic medical services
• Dental services (exams, cleanings, sealants, fluoride therapy, extractions and restorative fillings)
• vision services
• physical therapy
• diabetic care
• hearing testing
• small surgical procedures
• mental health counseling
• health education

The Wellness Tree Clinic is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization which operates on private donations from individuals, organizations and community grants.  No funding from state or federal government sources and does not bill any patients or insurance companies for services. All funding is raised from donations by private individuals, businesses, grants, and fundraisers.

The Snake River Community Clinic provides FREE basic health care, labs, x-rays, and medications to low-income, medically needy, UNINSURED persons of all ages. The clinic does not provide emergency services. All care is provided by volunteer professionals.

Call for Dental Safety Net Clinic appointments (twice monthly)- adults only; single-tooth extractions only. Due to overwhelming need, one appointment per year per patient.

Saint Alphonsus is a 387-bed regional medical center. Saint Alphonsus is the region's trauma center and home to Life Flight, the area's first air medical transport program. As a trauma center, Saint Alphonsus specializes in neuroscience, orthopedic, surgery, rehabilitation, cancer, heart, vascular, and emergency services to care for the most critically ill and injured. Saint Alphonsus is known as a leader in orthopedic surgery and neurosurgery provision, open heart surgery, cardiology diagnostics and intervention, robust oncology program, and also offers world-renown diagnostic and medical imaging resources.
Saint Alphonsus offers family-based services that include a Family Maternity Center and Neonatal ICU that focus on personalizing the birthing experience for women and their families. We also offer a wide range of health and wellness classes and safety and prevention programs for people of all ages.

Providing primary care medical for all ages with chronic disease management, behavioral health and counseling services, and a Dental center (NO DENTURES). Accepting Medicaid patients for dental care (Monday-Friday). Provides an annual "Give Kids a Smile" day with free exams and cleanings for children. Dirne also has a Healthcare for the Homeless program and a Homeless Outreach Program.

For those who are self-pay, cost for services is based on a sliding fee scale determined by family size and income level. Dirne Health Centers also accepts private insurance, Medicaid, Medicare, and Tricare.

Dental Center is moving and will be located at 1800 Lincoln Way, Ste 203, begining on January 19, 2009.

Dirne Community Health Center offers patients a sliding fee scale i.e. discounted based upon your household income and family size. To apply for the sliding fee scale provide one of the following documents: •W-2 forms (from most current year) •IRS Tax Returns (from most current year) •Last two current paycheck stubs •Social Security/Disability Documents •Income verification form (which can be obtained at Job Service located in Post Falls). For individuals who are married, provide your spouse's information, documented by supplying one of the above. Uninsured sliding scale clients must provide these documents at the time of appointment. Without this financial information, clients will not be eligible for the discount and expected to pay the full bill. It is your responsibility to provide the information necessary to complete the application for the sliding fee scale. Dirne Community Health Center gladly accepts most major insurance plans including Medicaid and Medicare.

The Panhandle Health District through a grant from the United Way is able to assist individuals who don't qualify for Medicaid and are still low-income through the following:
Part-time nurse to do triage & referrals by phone (similar to Ask-A-Nurse)
Some free services by doctors, dentists, counselors, pharmacist, lab work and radiology.

Health West, a non-profit healthcare organization. Its mission is to provide high quality healthcare to all, regardless of ability to pay. Health West focuses on medically under served areas and populations. That includes rural communities, low income and uninsured persons, migrant and seasonal farm workers and families, and the elderly. Anyone can receive primary care from Health West, including persons with insurance or ability to pay the full cost of care. They will try to aid diabetics in obtaining supplies.

Health West clinics are open weekdays from 7:30 AM to 5:30 PM with occasional evening hours. May patients can be seen the same day or the next day. Health West has bilingual staff. Heath West provides a range of primary and preventive care for all age groups including: immunizations, women's health care, chronic disease management, routine primary care, laboratory, prenatal care, immigration physicals and radiology services.

Care is affordable. Health West has a sliding fee schedule for uninsured persons or insured patients with high deductibles, with the fee based upon income. The minimum visit charge is $20. Health West accepts Medicare, Medicaid, and private insurance. They can also help active patients receive free or reduced cost medications.

Health West, a non-profit healthcare organization. Its mission is to provide high quality healthcare to all, regardless of ability to pay. Health West focuses on medically under served areas and populations. That includes rural communities, low income and uninsured persons, migrant and seasonal farm workers and families, and the elderly. Anyone can receive primary care from Health West, including persons with insurance or ability to pay the full cost of care. They will try to help diabetics obtain supplies.

Health West has bilingual staff. Heath West provides a range of primary and preventive care for all age groups including: immunizations, women's health care, chronic disease management, routine primary care, laboratory, and radiology services.

Care is affordable. Health West has a sliding fee schedule for uninsured persons or insured patients with high deductibles, with the fee based upon income. The minimum visit charge is $20. Health West accepts Medicare, Medicaid, and private insurance. They can also help active patients receive free or reduced cost medications.

Full range family practice including: family planning, gynecology, dental services, immunizations, and heath education. HIV counseling and testing are also available.

All services are provided on a sliding scale based on income and family size.

Sliding scale family practice, family planning, pre-natal services, adolescent health care.

Pregnancy Testing
HIV Testing

Health West, a non-profit healthcare organization, operates medical clinics in Pocatello, American Falls, Lava Hot Springs, Aberdeen and Downey. Its mission is to provide high quality healthcare to all, regardless of ability to pay. Health West focuses on medically under served areas and populations. That includes rural communities, low income and uninsured persons, migrant and seasonal farm workers and families, and the elderly. Anyone can receive primary care from Health West, including persons with insurance or ability to pay the full cost of care. They will try to aid diabetics in finding supplies.

Health West clinics are open weekdays from 7:30 am to 5:30 pm with occasional evening hours. Many patients can be seen the same day or the next day. Health West has bilingual staff. Heath West provides a range of primary and preventive care for all age groups including: immunizations, women's health care, chronic disease management, routine primary care, laboratory, and radiology services.

Care is affordable. Health West has a sliding fee schedule for uninsured persons or insured patients with high deductibles, with the fee based upon income. The minimum visit charge is $20. Health West accepts Medicare, Medicaid, and private insurance. They can also help active patients receive free or reduced cost medications.

Health West, a non-profit healthcare organization. Its mission is to provide high quality healthcare to all, regardless of ability to pay. Health West focuses on medically under served areas and populations. That includes rural communities, low income and uninsured persons, migrant and seasonal farm workers and families, and the elderly. Anyone can receive primary care from Health West, including persons with insurance or ability to pay the full cost of care. They will try to help diabetics obtain supplies.

Most patients can be seen the same day or the next day. Health West has bilingual staff. Heath West provides a range of primary and preventive care for all age groups including: immunizations, women's health care, chronic disease management, routine primary care, laboratory, radiology services, and menta health.

Care is affordable. Health West has a discounted fee schedule for uninsured persons or insured patients with high deductibles, with the fee based upon income. The minimum visit charge is $20. Health West accepts Medicare, Medicaid, and private insurance. They can also help active patients receive free or reduced cost medications.

Health West, a non-profit healthcare organization. Its mission is to provide high quality healthcare to all, regardless of ability to pay. Health West focuses on medically under served areas and populations. That includes rural communities, low income and uninsured persons, migrant and seasonal farm workers and families, and the elderly. Anyone can receive primary care from Health West, including persons with insurance or ability to pay the full cost of care. They will try to help diabetics obtain supplies.

Health West has bilingual staff. Heath West provides a range of primary and preventive care for all age groups including: immunizations, women's health care, chronic disease management, routine primary care, laboratory, and radiology services.

Care is affordable. Health West has a sliding fee schedule for uninsured persons or insured patients with high deductibles, with the fee based upon income. The minimum visit charge is $20. Health West accepts Medicare, Medicaid, and private insurance. They can also help active patients receive free or reduced cost medications.

Health West, a non-profit healthcare organization. Its mission is to provide high quality healthcare to all, regardless of ability to pay. Health West focuses on medically under served areas and populations. That includes rural communities, low income and uninsured persons, migrant and seasonal farm workers and families, and the elderly. Anyone can receive primary care from Health West, including persons with insurance or ability to pay the full cost of care. They will try to help diabetics obtain supplies.

The purpose of Canyon County Community Clinic is to help improve quality of life for those who are economically disadvantaged and without health insurance in Canyon County, Idaho by providing quality medical care at no cost to the patient.
Appointments
Call on Wednesday mornings between 9am and 10am for a medical appointment. Appointment calls are triaged by a Doctor who makes the determination as to which patient may be scheduled.
You will receive a return call informing you of your appointment day and time.

Services include: Primary and preventative health, Primary and preventive dental health care, X-ray, Psychosocial rehabilitation & case management, Laboratory and Telepharmacy. Physical Therapy.

The Indian Health Service (IHS), an agency within the Department of Health and Human Services, is responsible for providing federal health services to American Indians and Alaska Natives. The provision of health services to members of federally-recognized tribes grew out of the special government-to-government relationship between the federal government and Indian tribes. This relationship, established in 1787, is based on Article I, Section 8 of the Constitution, and has been given form and substance by numerous treaties, laws, Supreme Court decisions, and Executive Orders. The IHS is the principal federal health care provider and health advocate for Indian people, and its goal is to raise their health status to the highest possible level. The IHS currently provides health services to approximately 1.5 million American Indians and Alaska Natives who belong to more than 557 federally recognized tribes in 35 states.