FL DOH, Wakulla, General Health Services

*Free childhood immunizations, low cost adult immunizations, smoking cessation assistance, birth and death certificates; Environmental health services including animal bites and mosquito control *Dental services for children up to age 20 for which Medicaid is accepted; no longer serves adults in their dental unit; however, provides a list of dentists who will take patients under Medicaid or sliding scale *COVID-19/Coronavirus call center for testing and vaccine information *Florida DOH Vaccine Locator: https://floridahealthcovid19.

Services: Birth Certificates, Community Clinics, COVID-19 Control, Dental Care, General Medical Care, Immunizations, Smoking/Vaping Cessation, Vaccine Information

FL DOH, Wakulla, Maternal/Infant Services

*Pregnancy testing, PEPW, family planning, Healthy Start and Healthy Families available *TMH Family Medicine Residency prenatal care outreach once per week at DOH *Pregnant women may apply for PEPW at the DOH even if seeking prenatal care elsewhere *Pregnant women not Medicaid eligible referred to North Florida Medical in Panacea *Pediatric care is limited to free immunizations

Services: Birth Control, Community Clinics, Immunizations, Medicaid, Pregnancy Testing, Prenatal Care

Florida Cleft and Craniofacial Network

*Toll-free helpline for parents, pregnant women, professionals, or anyone with concerns or questions about cleft palate, cleft lip or other craniofacial differences *Information and referrals to assist in communication between parents of infants and hospitals, health professionals and other families *Free infant bottles and other feeding supplies for babies with craniofacial differences while supplies last *Seminars on the topics of nursing care and feeding techniques for parents and professionals *Summer camps for children *See web site for district offices and connections

Services: Cleft Lip/Palate Clinics, General Health Education Programs, Health Care Referrals, Health/Disability Related Counseling, Medical Information Services

Florida Dept of Health, Office of Medical Marijuana Use

*Note: Medical marijuana is available in Florida, however, remains illegal under federal law *Office writes and implements rules for medical marijuana and oversees Use Registry and licensing of businesses cultivating, processing and distributing to qualified patients or caregivers; lists qualified ordering physicians *Patient must first seek treatment from a qualified registered physician who can diagnose patients and determine if medical marijuana is an appropriate treatment; physician then inputs the patient’s information and the order information into the Medical Marijuana Use Registry *Patient or the patient’s legal representative needs to apply for a Compassionate Use Registry Identification Card; once approved, a patient or legal representative will then be able to contact one of the licensed medical marijuana treatment centers and fill the order *As of June 12, 2023, all NON-CLOSE RELATIVES applying for a caregiver Medical Marijuana Use Registry (MMUR) identification card must complete a level 2 background screening *Interested persons may call the toll-free number, additionally there is detailed information on their website

Services: Medical Marijuana Dispensaries, Medical Marijuana Registration Programs

Florida Hospice and Palliative Care Association

*Provides information about end of life issues and referrals to local hospices *Oversees educational opportunities for members of hospice interdisciplinary teams on advanced directives, palliative care, pain management initiatives, culturally sensitive initiatives *Directs Statewide Hospice Compliance Hotline and Consumer Referral Hotline *Works to remove barriers to hospice care; expands the understanding of the end-of-life needs of Florida�s diverse population *Educates Florida Legislature and the Executive Branch, and works with Regulatory Agencies, and other associated agencies

Services: Hospice Care

FSU, Anxiety and Behavioral Health Clinic

*Private practice affiliated with FSU School of Psychology staffed by teachers supervising graduate students and research assistants; currently accepting new patients in a location which is accessible and can be reached by public transportation *In addition to standard treatment, clients may receive information about research participation options, which may include receiving free or low-cost treatments; participates in large scale clinical trials, including those involving veterans; cost for studies are free and participants are compensated for their time; treatment: $100 for the initial in-person assessment fee, with each additional sessions being $50 after *New patients must complete an in-person diagnostic assessment costing $250; each standard treatment session is approximately 50 minutes and costs $60, no insurance accepted *Treats infants through geriatric clients as individuals and groups in person, by phone, and by video (telemental health); specialty treatment areas include anxiety related conditions such as agoraphobia, compulsive hoarding, generalized anxiety disorder, insomnia, obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD), panic disorder, social anxiety disorder, post traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), and specific phobias; offers cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT) for anxiety and related conditions *Practice can prescribe or manage patient's medications

Services: Clinical Trials, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, General Counseling Services, Medical and Health Sciences Research, Mental Health Screening, Telemental Health

FSU, Primary Health

*Primary-care physicians from the FSU College of Medicine *Accepts patients of all ages and for all issues *Accepts Medicaid, Medicare, and other private insurance *Persons without insurance who meet income guidelines may be seen on a sliding scale fee

Services: Community Clinics, General Medical Care, Immunizations, Pediatrics

FSU, University Health and Wellness Center

*Out-patient services for enrolled FSU students; post doctoral fellows and visiting scholars; orientation students and participants in special programs or campers *General medical care, STD and confidential HIV testing (both standard and rapid), women's clinic (includes pregnancy testing, gynecology, birth control), physical therapy and specialty care referrals, diabetes care, allergy shots, massage/ chiropractic care.

Services: Birth Control, Confidential HIV Testing, Diabetes Management Clinics, General Medical Care, Gynecology Services, Pregnancy Testing, Rapid HIV Tests, Sexually Transmitted Disease Screening

Gadsden Senior Services, Inc

*On site activities include daily devotion, recreational activities, exercise sessions, presentations from government and social services agencies, travel to local attractions, nutritional information and daily nutritious lunch *Free transportation to and from Quincy site, telephone reassurance calls to homebound clients, *Meals on wheels, congregate hot lunch, emergency home energy assistance (EHEAP), legal aid *Case management upon referral from AAANF, Alzheimers disease support, community care for the elderly, respite care, companionship, and resource assistance for seniors, their families and caregivers *Direct Service Workers to assist in daily living activities: personal care, light housekeeping, laundry, respite for caregivers, and determining need for incontinence supplies

Services: Congregate Meals/Nutrition Sites, Dementia Management, Friendly Outreach Programs, Home Delivered Meals, In Home Assistance, Respite Care, Senior Centers, Utility Service Payment Assistance

HCA Florida Capital Primary Care

*Tallahassee clinic offers family and internal medicine *podiatry, routine physical exams, treatment of chronic illnesses *Pregnancy testing, immunizations *HIV testing

Services: Confidential HIV Testing, General Medical Care, Immunizations, Pediatrics, Pregnancy Testing