45 federally funded clinics in Cincinnati accepting patients regardless of insurance.
Operated by Healthsource Of Ohio Inc
8000 5 Mile Rd STE 207Services: Enabling services, Primary care
Operated by Healthsource Of Ohio Inc
4627 Aicholtz RdServices: Enabling services, Primary care
Operated by Healthsource Of Ohio Inc
6131 Campus LnServices: Enabling services, Primary care
Operated by City Of Cincinnati
5051 Anderson PlServices: Enabling services, Primary care
Operated by Healthcare Connection Inc
1401 Steffen AveServices: Enabling services, Primary care
Operated by City Of Cincinnati
2750 Beekman StServices: Enabling services, Primary care
Operated by Healthcare Connection Inc
1411 Compton RdServices: Enabling services, Primary care
Operated by Healthcare Connection Inc
1620 W Galbraith RdServices: Enabling services, Primary care
Operated by City Of Cincinnati
3917 Spring Grove AveServices: Enabling services, Primary care
Operated by Healthcare Connection Inc
2020 Sherman AveServices: Enabling services, Primary care
Operated by City Of Cincinnati
2121 Hatmaker StServices: Enabling services, Primary care
Operated by City Of Cincinnati
2136 W 8th StServices: Enabling services, Primary care
Operated by City Of Cincinnati
3555 Kellogg AveServices: Enabling services, Primary care
Operated by City Of Cincinnati
1702 Grand AveServices: Enabling services, Primary care
Operated by City Of Cincinnati
2411 Baltimore AveServices: Enabling services, Primary care
Operated by The Cincinnati Health Network, Inc.
411 Gest StServices: Enabling services, Primary care
Operated by The Cincinnati Health Network, Inc.
2499 Reading RdServices: Enabling services, Primary care
Operated by City Of Cincinnati
420 Ezzard Charles DrServices: Enabling services, Primary care
Operated by City Of Cincinnati
5051 Duck Creek RdServices: Enabling services, Primary care
Operated by Winton Hills Med & Health Center
1740 Langdon Farm RdServices: Enabling services, Primary care
Community Health Centers in Cincinnati are part of the HRSA-funded Section 330 network. Each center above is required by federal rule to accept patients regardless of insurance status and to offer sliding-scale fees based on your household income. Most centers also run an on-site pharmacy that uses 340B pricing to dispense prescriptions at significant discounts.
Call the center ahead of your first visit to confirm they are accepting new patients, ask whether you need an appointment or can walk in, and find out what to bring — typically photo ID, proof of income (a paystub or self-declaration), and any insurance card you have. If you qualify for Medicaid or marketplace coverage but aren't enrolled, FQHC patient navigators can enroll you in coverage the same day you're seen.
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