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• The Night Clinic is staffed by volunteer physicians, nurses, pharmacists and lab technicians.
• This program operates on Tuesday and Thursday nights from 6:00 p.m.- 8:30 p.m.
• The Night Clinic sees an average of 17 patients an evening – 400 new patients each year.
• New patients are taken on Tuesdays by appointment only. (The appointment desk opens at 2:30 p.m.)
• Patients are Cabarrus County residents without insurance and income < = 125% of Federal poverty.
• Patients are referred by NorthEast Medical Center, area primary care physicians, Cabarrus Health Alliance, Department of Social Services, Cooperative Christian Ministry, etc.
• The Clinic provides free lab tests with LabCorp donating processing.
• Specialty referrals and diagnostic referrals to the hospital are available.
• Follow-up on lab results and referral reports are provided by staff physician, Dr. Wayne Phillip.
• Staffed by volunteer physicians, nurses, pharmacists, lab technicians

• Staff physician treats diabetics, hypertensives, and other complicated patients.
• Patients are referred to this program from the Night Clinic by volunteer physicians.
• There is one day clinic and one night clinic per week. (Approximately 70 patients are in this program.)
• The Clinic provides free lab tests with LabCorp donating processing.
• The Chronic Care Program is staffed by a part-time Internal Medicine physician and a part-time RN, as well as volunteers.
• Specialty and diagnostic referrals are available.

The Community Care Plan Pharmacy Program was established in 2001 and provides medications to patients seen as charity care by area physicians. Physicians see these patients in their offices and the Clinic provides the necessary medications. Currently, 550 patients receive their medication from this program.

$7.60 to $1 Return on Investment!