AIDS PROJECT OF THE OZARKS
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Federally Qualified Health Center
Other ownership
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Location & Directions
Service Area
This provider serves patients in Greene County and surrounding areas in MO.
Federally Qualified Health Center
Sliding Fee Scale Available
As a Federally Qualified Health Center, this clinic offers services on a sliding fee scale based on income and family size. Patients without insurance are welcome.
Contact this clinic directly to learn about their sliding fee discount program and what documentation to bring.
Services Offered
Federally RequiredAs a Federally Qualified Health Center, this location is required to provide the following core services regardless of ability to pay.
Primary Medical Care
Preventive care, chronic disease management, acute illness treatment
Dental Care
Preventive, restorative, and emergency dental services
Mental Health Services
Counseling, therapy, and psychiatric services
Substance Use Treatment
Substance use disorder screening, counseling, and treatment
Enabling Services
Transportation, translation, eligibility assistance, and care coordination
Additional services may include:
Contact this health center directly to confirm specific services available at this location. Services and hours may vary by site.
Before You Go
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Service Locations
3 locationsAIDS PROJECT OF THE OZARKS operates the following service delivery sites. As a federally qualified health center, AIDS PROJECT OF THE OZARKS is required to serve patients on a sliding-scale fee basis regardless of ability to pay.
APO Mobile Unit
AIDS Project of the Ozarks
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Google Reviews
David Garrett
Heather D. Was amazing. I am relieved with my results. This is amazing place!
Marina Zukor
Hello everyone i am it's been long time since I was at program and just want to say thank you for everything and to go 61 program too you all safe my life and if not all two program I would not had safe place for my 3 beautiful kids now thanks again for everything
Chris Johnston
Great idea on paper, but not a place to seek gender affirming care/HRT if your BMI is 40 or above. They will ask if you want to come in to get your BMI under control, even if your health records show you've been actively working on it for a year.
Shane Kaneer
It is not hyperbole to say this place has saved my life more than once. Between their case management and the one-stop shop aspect of having the pharmacy/therapist/doctor all in one - I cannot imagine where I’d be today without them.
Michael Harris
I used to sing the praises of the AIDS project of the Ozarks, I participated in their walk every fall, and I donated when I could. I had a relative on the board of directors who has since passed away, and I can say for certain he would be terribly disappointed in the direction that the AIDS project of the Ozarks is going. So. I give them a zero. Impossible to reach anyone at the clinic, and the NP had me taking medications that interacted with each other, in addition to a hormone for someone with a uterus, (I had a full hysterectomy, and she knew this) not to mention she recommended I take 5 thousand milligrams of Vitamin D per day which is dangerous. I have documentation to support all of these claims. I had questions about the bills I was receiving after I was no longer a patient. I left message after message for someone in the billing department and no one called me back, yet the bills kept coming. 0/0 Stars.
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Contact Tips
Best Time to Call
Contact during business hours for non-urgent inquiries
What to Ask
- • Sliding fee discount program eligibility
- • Which services are available at this location
- • Appointment availability and walk-in hours
- • Languages spoken by staff
In an Emergency
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