Medical Services

Love The Tree of Life Clinic offers free medical care and resources to the unhoused, underserved, and marginalized in our community-showing every person with dignity and hope.

Treating: Patient’s Eighteen (18) months and above

Medical Services

Medical Services We Offer

Compassionate, faith-based medical care and health screenings provided at no cost to individuals and families in our community.

A look inside our clinic

Compassionate care happens in a clean, welcoming, and safe environment.

ELIGIBILITY & INCOME VERIFICATION

Our medical program is accessible to uninsured individuals who adhere to federal poverty guidelines, supported by the generous contributions we receive.

To qualify for care:

You must have no active medical insurance. (Patients with Medicaid or private insurance must seek an alternative provider.)
You must verify income (pay stub or tax form) OR lack of income (social services letter).
Priority is given to individuals and families at or below 200% of the Federal Poverty Level.

Referral Exceptions

We gladly serve individuals referred by APPROVED partners who have verified eligibility, including:

Foster care programs
Recently released individuals from jail
Homeless shelters and transitional housing
School counselors or social workers
Faith-based outreach agencies

Our Focus

Our goal is to help those who cannot afford care and are uninsured. Due to limited funding, our focus remains on:

Unhoused individuals (veterans, domestic violence survivors, people facing mental illness or addiction)
Low-income and uninsured families
Marginalized groups (undocumented, battered women, runaways, and youth in crisis)

Referral Exceptions

We gladly serve individuals referred by APPROVED partners who have verified eligibility, including:

Foster care programs
Recently released individuals from jail
Homeless shelters and transitional housing
School counselors or social workers
Faith-based outreach agencies

Our Focus

Our goal is to help those who cannot afford care and are uninsured. Due to limited funding, our focus remains on:

Unhoused individuals (veterans, domestic violence survivors, people facing mental illness or addiction)
Low-income and uninsured families
Marginalized groups (undocumented, battered women, runaways, and youth in crisis)