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FREE AND LOW COST HEALTHCARE RESOURCES

HEALTHCARE RESOURCES AT LOW OR NO COST

Listed below you will find healthcare resources throughout Utah and the Salt Lake Valley. On the list, we also have clinics from Northern and Southern Utah.  Additionally, you will find low or no cost health resources in Nevada and San Francisco/Oakland, California. Also, we have a list of free medical resources in California.

All of the listed clinics and community health centers state on their website if they will accept a payment plan. Likewise, some clinics may provide services on a sliding fee scale. Other clinics are free. Contact the clinics or health resources directly. They can explain their payment options. There are free medical resources in Idaho. Likewise, learn about free medical resources in Colorado.

If you want to win your SSD case, then you need medical evidence. Therefore, you must see a doctor. Doctor’s progress notes, tests, and medical opinions are the evidence for your SSD and SSI case. If you do not have ongoing treatment from a doctor, then you will not win your case. Review the importance of medical evidence in your benefits case. The SSA will only accept medical evidence from official doctors. They consider official evidence to be from primary care doctors and counselors.

For example, for physical problems, you might need to see a doctor who is an expert in pain. However, for mental problems you need to visit a psychologist or counselor. It is also smart to see a counselor on a weekly basis for mental issues.

SECONDARY ACCEPTABLE HEALTHCARE RESOURCES

For many years, the SSA would only accept medical opinions from treating doctors with an M.D. behind their name. Fortunately, the SSA realizes now that most patients get treatment from other types of professionals. Most doctors employ a P.A. or Physician’s Assistant. That person might take your vitals or discuss your medical history. They may also follow you for chronic pain. Likewise, some doctors employ nurses to help them visit with all of their patients. Records from nurses are also important to your benefits case.

For example, you may have a back condition that is causing pain and you go to see the doctor on your first visit. After that, you might go to physical therapy or go to weekly visits with the assistant to the doctor. Because patients receive many different types of medical treatment, the SSA now accepts medical opinions from all health sources, in addition to your doctor.

PHYSICAL HEALTH PROVIDERS FOR NO OR LOW COST

The SSA, for example, recently started to accept medical opinion evidence from Nurse Practitioners. They will also accept evidence written by Physician Assistants into the record. Previously, the medical opinions of these sources were given no weight by the SSA. However, most people receive their medical treatment from these resources, rather than a doctor.

If the Physician Assistant fills out SSA’s paperwork for you, then make sure you also have a copy of their progress notes to submit to the SSA.  Likewise, you need to collect the same records from your Nurse Practitioner or any other health source that you have.

Medical opinion evidence is only positive in your case if it is written by the people who actually see you on a regular basis. These sources would normally treat yours for physical conditions like back pain and spinal conditions, Fibromyalgia, Diabetes, or Multiple Sclerosis.

MENTAL HEALTH PROVIDERS FOR NO OR LOW COST

Mental Health sources can be Licensed Clinical Social Workers, counselors, or Psychiatric Nurse Practitioners. Sometimes, these mental health sources work with a medical doctor.

Typically, mental health resources and doctors treat you for Major Depressive Disorder, Generalized Anxiety Disorder, or PTSD. Many people see counselors for other problems too. For instance, you may have Schizophrenia, Personality Disorder, or Obsessive Compulsive Disorder.

The judge in your case is required to look at all of the medical evidence regarding your mental health. You need a copy of these records for the SSA. Therefore, it is a good idea to obtain all of the medical records that your doctor writes during treatment.

You should also obtain a copy of any testing that is done. These records are usually given to you for free, if you ask for them while you are at the appointment. If you do not have a primary care doctor or mental health doctor, please use the list below to obtain treatment.

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FIND A FREE OR LOW COST DOCTOR ON THE LIST BELOW

We cannot stress enough how important it is for you to find a doctor who will treat your conditions. While you may think it is not possible to go to the doctor because you do not have enough money, you must still do it. There are clinics and doctors in every state that are free and low cost.

However, in order to get treatment you have to call and make an appointment. Then, keep the appointment. You must also tell the doctor all of the things that are keeping you from being able to work. Then, you must get medical treatment.

It is your responsibility to seek out a doctor. Make an appointment and go to them for treatment on a regular basis. If you don’t do it, then you won’t have medical evidence about your condition. Therefore, your case will be denied. However, if you do go to the doctor on a regular basis, then your chances of winning benefits will be much higher.

Salt Lake Valley Facilities

Physical Health Care

Fourth Street Clinic
404 S 400 W, SLC, UT
801-364-0058
www.fourthstreetclinic.org

Central City Community Health
461 S 400 E, SLC, UT
801-539-8617
www.chc-ut.org

Salt Lake Donated Dental Services
1383 S. 900 W.
Salt Lake City UT 84101
801-983-0345

Health Clinics of Utah (includes Dental)
168 N 1950 W, #210, SLC UT
801-715-3500

Maliheh Free Clinic
415 E 3900 S, SLC, UT
801-266-3700
www.malihehfreeclinic.org

Hope Clinic
65 Twin Peaks St, Midvale, UT
801-568-6700
www.hopeclinic.org

Intentional Family Institute
6975 Union Park Suite 600
Midvale UT 84047
801-266-3885

Planned Parenthood – Salt Lake Clinic
654 South 900 East
Salt Lake City UT 84102
801-322-5571
Website

Planned Parenthood – West Valley Clinic
1906 West 3600 South
Salt Lake City UT 84119
801-973-9675
Website

Neighborhood Community Health Center
1388 Navajo St
Salt Lake City UT 84104
801-328-5750
Website

Crisis Lines/Emergency Shelters
Crisis/Suicide Prevention
801-587-3000

Rape Recovery Center
801-467-7273 –  www.raperecoverycenter.org

The Road Home
210 South Rio Grande
(455 W)801-355-1302
www.theroadhome.org

UTAH MEDICAL INSURANCE – BASIC COVERAGE

Primary Care Network (PCN)
www.health.utah.gov

Ocquirrh View Community Health Center (CHC)
4745 South 3200 West
Salt Lake City UT 84118
801-964-6214
Accepts: Uninsured, Underinsured, Insurance, Medicare, Medicaid
Income: All income levels accepted
Fees: Sliding scale of fees based on income
Languages Spoken: Cantonese, English, Spanish, Vietnamese Services include: Women’s Health, Men’s
Hours: Monday Friday

Western Salt Lake Community Based Outpatient Clinic – VA
2750 South 5600 West
West Valley City UT 84120
801-417-5734
Website

Provo Family Clinic – Wasatch Mental Health
1165 300 N
Provo, UT  84606
(801)377-1213
Website –www.wasatch.org/blog
Contact Wasatch Mental Health
in Utah County – (801)373-4760
in Wasatch County – (435)654-3003
24 Hour Crisis Line – (801)318-4016

NORTHERN UTAH RESOURCES

UBMC – The Clinic – Altamont
15548 W 4000 N
Altamont UT 84001
435-454-3173
Website

Bear River Health Department – Brigham City Office
817 W 950 S
Brigham City UT 84302
435-734-0845

Cache Valley Community Health Center
1515 North 400 East Ste 104
North Logan UT 84341
435-755-6061

Clinica de Buena Salud (CHC)
14 N 100 East Suite #2
Brigham City UT 84302
435-723-8276
Website

Davis County Health Department
22 S State St PO Box 618
Clearfield UT 84015
801-525-5000
Website

Davis County Medical and Dental Clinics – MCHC
22 S State St Suite 1007
Clearfield UT 84015
801-393-5355
Website

Hope Community Health Center (MCHC)
269 West 3300 South (Lantern House)
Ogden UT 84401
801-393-2742
Website

Bear Lake Community Health Center
325 W Logan Rd Suite 3
Garden City UT 84028
435-946-3660
Website

Midtown CHC of Ogden – MCHC
2240 Adams Ave
Ogden UT 84401
801-393-5355
Website

Ogden Community Based Outpatient Clinic – VA
982 Chambers St
Ogden UT 84403
801-479-4105
Website

Mountain View Urgent Care & Family Medicine
1201 S Main St Suite 1
Logan UT 84321
435-787-8504
Website

Planned Parenthood – Logan Clinic
550 N Main 17 17 Clock Tower Plaza
Logan UT 84321
435-753-0724
Website

Planned Parenthood – Ogden Clinic
4387 Harrison Blvd Suite D-8
Ogden UT 84403
801-479-7721
Website

MEDICAL RESOURCES IN THE VERNAL AREA

UBMC – The Clinic – Duchesne
50 E 200 S
Duchesne UT 84021
435-738-2426
Website

Mountainlands Community Health Center – Vernal
1680 W Hwy 40 Ste 201
Vernal UT 84078
435-789-2024
Website

Roosevelt Community Based Outpatient Clinic – VA
245 West 200 North
Roosevelt UT 84066
435-725-1050
Website

UBMC – The Clinic #1 Roosevelt
210 W 300 N
Roosevelt UT 84066
435-722-3971
Website

UBMC – The Clinic #2 Roosevelt
200 W 350 N
Roosevelt UT 84066
435-722-3971
Website

UBMC – Uintah Basin Medical Center
250 W 300 N
Roosevelt UT 84066
435-722-4691
Website

UBMC – Walk-In Clinic
210 W 300 N Suite 101
Roosevelt UT 84066
435-722-6123
Website

UBMC – Women’s Health Center
250 W 300 N
Roosevelt UT 84066
435-722-4652
Website

The Wellness Clinic – MCHC
237 26th St
Ogden UT 84401
801-625-3700
Website

TriCounty Health Department – Vernal
133 S 500 E
Vernal UT 84078
435-247-1177
Website

UBMC – The Clinic – Vernal 
379 N 500 W
Vernal UT 84078
435-781-2030
Website

MENTAL HEALTHCARE FACILITIES

Valley Mental Health
5965 S 900 E, Murray, UT
888-949-4864
www.valleycares.com

Valley Mental Health
280 E 600 S, SLC, UT
801-538-2069
www.valleycares.com

Sandy Counseling Services
8184 Highland Drive, Sandy, UT
801-944-1666

YWCA
322 E Broadway, SLC, UT
801-537-8604
www.info@ywca.org

Jordan Valley (takes Medicaid)
3580 W 9000 S, W Jordan, UT
801-964-3111

Polizzi Clinic 
515 East 4500 South, G220
Salt Lake City UT 84107
801-277-7740
Website

Salt Lake City Health Care System – VA 
500 Foothill Dr
Salt Lake City UT 84148
801-582-1565
Website

Stephen D. Ratcliffe Community Health Center (CHC) 
1365 West 1000 North
Salt Lake City UT 84116
801-328-5750
Website

Utah AIDS Foundation 
1408 South 1100 East
Salt Lake City UT 84105
801-487-2323
Website

Oquirrh View Community Health Center (CHC) 
4745 South 3200 West
Taylorsville UT 84129
801-964-6214
Website

Tooele County Health Department 
151 N Main St
Tooele UT 84074
435-277-2300
Website

SOUTHERN UTAH RESOURCES

Beaver Medical Clinic 
1059 N 100th W
Beaver UT 84713
435-438-7280
Website

WCHC Bicknell Clinic 
128 S 300 W
Bicknell UT 84715
435-425-3744
Website

Blanding Family Practice – UNHS 
802 South 200 West
Blanding UT 84511
435-678-3601
Website

Canyon View Clinic 
15 East 400 North
Parowan UT 84761
435-477-3317
Website

Family Healthcare – Cedar City 
74 W Harding Ave
Cedar City UT 84720
435-865-1387
Website

Family Healthcare at Cedar City East Clinic 
245 East 680 South
Cedar City UT 84720
435-865-1387
Website

Central Utah Public Health Department – Juab County 
160 N Main
Nephi UT 84648
435-623-0696
Website

Circleville Clinic 
110 S 100 E
Circleville UT 84723
435-577-2958
Website

Family Healthcare at Hurricane Middle School 
391 West 200 North
Hurricane UT 84737
435-986-2565
Website

Green River Medical Center 
585 W Main St
Green River UT 84525
435-564-3434
Website

WCHC Hanksville Clinic 
30 South Hwy 95
Hanksville UT 84734
435-542-3281
Website

Kazan Memorial Clinic (WCHC) 
570 E Moqui Ln
Escalante UT 84726
435-826-4374
Website

Kane County Medical Clinic 
355 N Main St
Kanab UT 84741
435-644-4100
Website

MOAB HEALTH RESOURCES

Moab Family Medicine 
476 W Williams Way Suite A PO Box 1270
Moab UT 84532
435-259-7121
Website

Moab Free Health Clinic 
380 N 500 West PO Box 788
Moab UT 84532
435-259-1113
Website

MOAB Regional Medical Hospital 
476 West Williams Way
Moab UT 84532
435-719-5500
Website

SOUTHERN UTAH RESOURCES

Montezuma Creek Health Center – UNHS
East Highway 262 PO Box 130
Montezuma Creek UT 84534
435-651-3291
Website

Monument Valley Health Center – UNHS
30 West Medical Dr PO Box 360-005
Monument Valley UT 84536
435-727-3000
Website

Mountainlands Community Health Center – Payson 
910 East 100 North Suite 155
Payson UT 84651
801-429-2000
Website

Mountainlands Community Health Center – Payson 
910 East 100 North Suite 155
Payson UT 84651
801-429-2000
Website

ST. GEORGE LOW COST MEDICAL CARE

Family Healthcare – Millcreek High School
2410 E Riverside Dr
Saint George UT 84790
435-986-2665
Website

Family Healthcare – St. George 
25 North 100 East Suite 102
Saint George UT 84770
435-986-2565
Website

Planned Parenthood – St. George Clinic 
595 South Bluff St Ste 1
Saint George UT 84770
435-674-9933
Website

St. George Community Based Outpatient Clinic 
230 North 1680 East Building N
Saint George UT 84790
435-634-7608
Website

The Doctors Volunteer Clinic in St. George 
1036 E Riverside Dr
Saint George UT 84790
435-656-0022
Website

 

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NEVADA RESOURCES

Nevada Dept of Health Aging & Disability
Services
Deaf and Hard of Hearing Advocacy Resource Center (Relay Service)

Northern Nevada
775-355-8994

Southern Nevada
702-363-3323

Nevada Division of Welfare and Supportive Services
(LIHEAP:  help paying utility bills), (SNAP: food stamps), (TANF: cash assistance) – 1-800-992-0900

Nevada Autism Treatment Assistance Program
775-687-4210

SAN FRANCISCO/OAKLAND RESOURCES

Castro – Mission Health Center
3850 17th St.
San Francisco CA 94110
415-934-7700

HealthRight 360 – Haight Ashbury Free 
Clinics – Clayton Street
558 Clayton St.
San Francisco CA 94129
415-746-1950

Tom Waddell Urban Health
230 Golden Gate Ave
San Francisco CA 94102
415-355-7400

Daly City Clinic – San Mateo Medical Center
380 90th St
Daly City, CA  84015
650-301-8600

These are the medical resources that are free or low cost in various states that we serve. Therefore, take advantage of the free and low cost medical resources that these clinics offer. That way, you can get the medical care you need. You will also have the benefit of having medical records that prove your physical and medical conditions. Therefore, you can submit your medical records as evidence to the SSA and you win your SSDI and SSI benefits. If you need help, then contact Cannon Disability Law today.

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