News & Events

The Clinic will host eligibility screenings, an informational session, and short tours on March 13 from 1:00 – 2:00 pm.

According to the most recent figures, 1,275 newly eligible Culpeper residents have signed up for Medicaid since Jan. 1, with many receiving health insurance for the first time in many years, per the expansion approved last year by the Virginia General Assembly.

A conversation with Foundation president Shari Landry and Free Clinic of Culpeper director Chris Miller, published in the Culpeper Chamber of Commerce 2019 Community Guide & Business Directory.

Two years ago the Culpeper Wellness Foundation Board of Directors approved funds to help low-income uninsured adults in Culpeper get critical dental care. A new partnership is making sure that these individuals can get regular hygiene visits to maintain their good health.

Each year the Virginia Association of Free & Charitable Clinics presents the Champions of Health Care Awards to honor and recognize individuals and organizations that have made a real difference in Virginia’s health safety net. These awards are meant to recognize...

“Let’s Get Healthy Culpeper” is a 12-week program initiated by the Parks and Rec department to help the residents of the area learn how to achieve optimal health through educational resources, fitness classes and eating habits. The kickoff event, with participation by the Free Clinic, will take place on Sunday, August 19, from 3:00 – 5:00 p.m. at the Culpeper County Library.

The 2018 Give Local Piedmont was a great success, and we are grateful to our donors who contributed more than $7000 to support the Free Clinic.

Funds will be used to purchase medication for Free Clinic patients.

Volunteer Dick Batiste has been here since the Clinic opened.