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MANSFIELD KASEMAN HEALTH CLINIC
Healthcare for the Medically Underserved
MKHC is committed to providing affordable healthcare for adult residents of Montgomery County who do not have health insurance or who use Medicare or Medicaid. Services include primary care, specialty care, laboratory testing, pharmacy, and health education.
Eligible patients can enroll today to start receiving care by appointment only.
Appointments are available Monday to Friday from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.
MKHC Services
Primary Care
Wellness visits and annual check-ups, vaccinations, monitoring and control of diabetes, high blood pressure, and other chronic conditions, routine health screenings, and more.
Health Education
Health educators work with patients to improve their knowledge of how to control and/or prevent diseases, proper nutrition, and more. Our team also attends outreach events to help connect more residents in need to care.
Specialty Care
Patients can access low-cost in-house specialty care, including neurology, gynecology, pulmonology, gastroenterology, podiatry, and behavioral health. If a specialist is not available in-house, patients can be referred to external specialists through partner referral networks.
Laboratory Services
Patients can receive low-cost routine laboratory testing in-house at MKHC, an important element of our comprehensive approach to preventative care and treatment of chronic and acute illnesses.
Pharmacy Services
MKHC provides same-day generic medications free of charge. Patients who require other medications can be referred to other low-cost pharmacy programs through our network of partnerships.
Need assistance or want to make an appointment?
Get Help
Montgomery County residents who want to become patients at MHKC must either meet the qualifications listed below to receive low-cost care or enroll as self-pay patients. Please contact us to determine your eligibility and for more information.
Eligility Requirements
Requirements for patients with no insurance:
- resident of Montgomery County, MD;
- at least 18 years old;
- have no health insurance, including Medicare or Medicaid; and
- meet certain income requirements based on family size
Requirements for Medicaid/Medicare users:
- resident of Maryland, and
- at least 18 years old
Become a patient
Montgomery County residents who want to become patients at MHKC must either meet the qualifications listed below to receive low-cost care or enroll as self-pay patients. Please contact us to determine your eligibility and for more information.
Staff members will help you schedule your first appointment and answer any questions.
Questions?
Resources
To learn more about other types of assistance available for Montgomery County residents, including healthcare, workforce development, food, and clothing, visit our Resources Page.
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Testimonials
I am thankful that there are programs like this, offering people like me the opportunities to open new doors to reach our goals.
Claudia R.
LOP Student
The clinic staff called me over and over again to get tested for colon cancer. I followed their recommendations and thanks to all the staff, the doctor and the manager, I was saved from advanced cancer. They discovered my cancer early and thanks to them I no longer have cancer.
Maria F.
MKHC Patient
The Mansfield Kaseman Health Clinic is an example of what is possible when we commit to doing what is right, taking care of people. We gain a stronger community in the process.
Leslie Graham
Former CEO, Primary Care Coalition
Volunteering with Reach lets me use another part of my brain as well as my heart. It's communal caring at its best.
Ellen R.
Volunteer
I wanted to find a way to help people in my own community avoid evictions and potential lifelong housing instability. Fortunately, I discovered REAP, which helps individuals and families do just that.
Olivia Bobrowsky
REAP Supporter
Every class had different topic for discuss new activities and vocabulary. The interactive exercises and discussions helped me learn how to think in English, instead of simply translating from my native language.
Nadia P.
LOP Student
We need your help
MKHC Relocation Campaign
In spring 2024, MKHC relocated to a newer, larger facility in the Key West Corporate Center. To cover associated costs, including moving, occupancy and equipment expenses, we launched the MKHC Relocation Campaign with the goal of raising $150,000. Thanks to our amazing supporters, we are near our goal, but we need your help to get us over the finish line.
WANT TO GET INVOLVED?
Here are ways to help
Method 1
Volunteer your time
MKHC welcomes administrative volunteers to assist at the front desk or with contacting patients, interpreters to help patients communicate with their provider during appointments, or pro-bono medical providers looking for a new way to use their skills. Learn more about current opportunities and become a volunteer today!
For all opportunities and to learn how to begin, please sign up to volunteer.
Method 2
Donate funds
The Mansfield Kaseman Health Clinic (MKHC) depends on the support, generosity, and commitment of the community, which includes individuals, businesses, social and faith organizations, foundations, and governments. Thank you for supporting the medically underserved in Montgomery County.
The value of your donation:
Many other ways to contribute are available, including room-naming opportunities, monthly giving, stock donations, DAF giving, and more. Visit the "Donate" page to learn more or contact us at:
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