Welcome to the MetroWest Free Medical ProgramThe MetroWest Free Medical Program connects volunteer health care professionals with those who are uninsured and underinsured in the MetroWest communities. The program provides free medical care at our locations in Sudbury and Framingham. Each week, volunteer physicians, nurses, social workers, and others provide care for acute and chronic illnesses. Our services include general medicine, women's health, vision care and specialists in diabetes, asthma, orthopedics, ophthalmology, psychiatry, and health education. We also make referrals for mental health services, other community resources, and assist with health insurance enrollment. Patients in need of lab tests or x-rays can have those done at the local hospital. Patients needing prescription medication can access those at low-cost or no costs. MetroWest Free Medical Program does not prescribe controlled substances. The Program provides free health care services for more than 1300 patients each year through the dedication of more than 200 volunteers. MetroWest Free Medical Program is hosted by Congregation Beth El in Sudbury and First Parish Church in Framingham.
Karin Segal recognized as the United Way of Tri-County's MetroWest Volunteer of the YearKarin Segal, RN, LICSW is founder, volunteer, and board member of the MetroWest Free Medical Program. For her outstanding dedication and service, she was honored by the United Way of Tri-County as the Volunteer of the Year for organizations in MetroWest and the 495 Corridor. Thank you and congratulations to Karin!
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Sudbury LocationOpen most Tuesday evenings for walk-in medical care and specialty services. Check Calendar for the most recent schedule. 105 Hudson Rd., Sudbury 508-656-0740 - English 508-656-0741 - Portuguese & Spanish |
Framingham LocationOpen most Thursday evenings and select Monday evenings and Friday afternoons for Women's health and vision care. By appointment only. 508-656-0885 6:00pm -8:00pm 110 Edgell Rd., Framingham
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