The Volunteers in Medicine Clinic is a wonderful example of community supporting a community. Through generous donations from businesses and private individuals, we are able to provide quality health care services to meet the health and wellness needs of community residents.
There are many ways you can help us fill the critical need for primary care services among working Martin County residents who are not eligible for government health programs, are not covered by insurance and have incomes below 200 percent of the federal poverty level.
Funding is always important, but donations of your time, services and talent can also make a huge difference in someone’s life. Here are some of our success stories:
“I’ve never seen a volunteer operation that has achieved this level of organization. I feel the Lord working in this place. You couldn’t buy this, and I only hope that someday I might find a way to repay what I have been given.”
— Timothy, 59, had a tumor removed from his lung.
— Betty, 57, legally blind and disabled by diabetes, can see and function independently after two years of intensive therapy.
— Dennis, a diabetic who lost his insurance and needed his colon removed. He was told he’d have died in six months without the procedure.
— Cleveland, an alcoholic who took control of his life after Clinic doctors
talked to him “man to man.”
— Vivian was referred to the Moffitt Cancer Center in Tampa where she had a cancerous lesion removed from her lung.
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