Over 30,000 people from our community have received services
from the Doctors' Volunteer Clinic since its opening in 1999.
Many of these patients are children with contagious upper respiratory
infections and fevers for whom medication is necessary and yet
for some unobtainable.
In the last year, 2009, the Clinic has experienced a 30% growth
in patient visits. Many have lost jobs due to the economy or have
been denied coverage due to pre-existing conditions. Our clinic
sees approximately 50 patients per day and more during the cold
and flu season. We are very thankful to many volunteers who allow
our clinic to operate on a budget of approximately $150,000 per
year with 2 full time and 3 part time employees; utilizing over
50 volunteers from the community;
Tony Young
of the National Free Clinic Association
"It is a rare community who demonstrates responsibility
for the improvement of their community's health in such a manner
as The Doctors' Volunteer Clinic of St. George, without seeking
government funding," says Tony Young of the National Free
Clinic Association. "Free Clinics across the nation continue
to have a significant impact on the improved
health of communities and greatly benefit the communities they
serve."
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Intermountain Health Care
Community Partnerships
United Way
Eccles Foundation
Southwest Mental Health Center
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Salvation Army Vouchers provide
the ability for patients to obtain necessary medications,
including antibiotics, blood pressure and diabetes
medication. |
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Pharmaceuticals are generously
donated by local physicians, pharmacies and manufacturers. |
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