Open Door Clinic-Alamance County

Open Door Clinic-Alamance County is a medical clinic in Burlington, NC. The clinic provides free comprehensive health care to uninsured and under-served Alamance County residents age 18 and over whose household income falls at or below 250 percent of the federal poverty guidelines. Volunteer providers treat a range of chronic and acute conditions, including diabetes, asthma, and COPD. Dental services are offered to patients with minimal copays, and many medications are available at little or no cost through partner pharmacies. The clinic holds a rating of 4.60 based on 14 reviews. The clinic was established in 1990 by a group of physicians in the community who recognized a need for healthcare for the uninsured. The clinic operates as a non-profit organization supported by volunteers, donations, and fundraisers. Its mission is to offer free comprehensive health care services with dignity, equity, professionalism, and compassion. Janay Powell serves as Executive Director, and the Board of Directors is chaired by George Wallace Kernodle, MD, a retired physician, with Richard Gilbert, MD, serving as Medical Director. Board members include nurses, physicians, public health faculty, and operations and financial professionals from across the region. The clinic is located at 424 Rudd St Suite 102, about a third of a mile from Fairchild Heights Subdivision and Eastlawn School, and roughly half a mile from North Mebane Street. The Technical Institute of Alamance and South Graham Hopedale Road are each about four-tenths of a mile away. Open Door Clinic of Alamance County has built a solid reputation among the patients it has served. For uninsured adults in Burlington and the surrounding county, it remains a place where chronic and acute conditions are treated without charge.

Services:

• Dental Clinic
• General Care
• Mental Health Services
• Pharmacy
• Virtual Clinic