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Free Clinics in Michigan

42 HRSA-designated free clinics across 28 cities

42

Total Free Clinics

28

Cities Covered

42

Federally Certified

3.6 ★

Avg Google Rating

Finding Free Clinics in Michigan

Michigan has 42 federally qualified health centers across 28 cities and towns. This directory helps you compare free clinics by HRSA quality data, Google reviews, and services offered.

The largest concentration of free clinics in Michigan is in Detroit, with 10 free clinics. Use the city listings below to find free clinics near you, or search by zip code for the closest options.

Browse by City in Michigan

Detroit

10 free clinics

Flint

2 free clinics

Grand Rapids

2 free clinics

Lansing

2 free clinics

Muskegon

2 free clinics

Traverse City

2 free clinics

Algonac

1 free clinic

Alpena

1 free clinic

Ann Arbor

1 free clinic

Baldwin

1 free clinic

Bangor

1 free clinic

Battle Creek

1 free clinic

Brimley

1 free clinic

Cassopolis

1 free clinic

Center Line

1 free clinic

Centreville

1 free clinic

East Jordan

1 free clinic

Gwinn

1 free clinic

Hillman

1 free clinic

Houghton Lake

1 free clinic

Inkster

1 free clinic

Jackson

1 free clinic

Kalamazoo

1 free clinic

Mount Pleasant

1 free clinic

Pontiac

1 free clinic

Saginaw

1 free clinic

Sterling

1 free clinic

Temperance

1 free clinic

Frequently Asked Questions

How many free clinics are in Michigan?

Michigan has 42 federally qualified health centers across 28 cities.

Do I need insurance to visit a free clinic in Michigan?

No. Federally qualified health centers in Michigan serve patients regardless of insurance status. Fees are set on a sliding scale based on income.

How do I choose a free clinic in Michigan?

Look for health centers with strong Google ratings and HRSA quality data. You can compare ratings and services for each clinic on this site.

What should I look for when comparing free clinics in Michigan?

Key factors include location, services offered, languages spoken, Google ratings, and patient reviews. Most FQHCs offer primary care, dental, and mental health under one roof.

Before You Go

These clinics set fees based on what you earn, and are funded to serve people who cannot pay much.

Who can be seen here
Income, insurance, and immigration status.
What a visit costs
The sliding scale, and what if you cannot pay.
Your first visit
What to bring and what happens when you arrive.
Cheaper prescriptions
Filling here usually costs far less.