Good Samaritan Clinic establishes a health profile for patients, provide health screenings, and volunteer providers make diagnoses and recommend services as needed.

Some diagnostic testing can be done in our clinics, other testing can be facilitated through healthcare partners. X-ray, MRI, lab panels, and many other services and specialist appointments can be referred out to low- or no-cost providers.

Screening for cholesterol levels, blood pressure and glucose can be done in our clinics in most situations.

Patients with diabetes, high cholesterol and hypertension can learn to manage their chronic health condition(s) with education by providers and Community Health Workers, and with tools to monitor their health at home.

Patients in their first and second trimesters can be seen at the West Columbia clinic by appointment only. Referrals are provided for third trimester care.

Patients can been seen at the West Columbia clinic by appointment only, and cancer screening can be done in clinic by the volunteer provider or with referral to our partners.

The services of a licensed mental health professional may be available to patients who meet screening guidelines. Thanks to generous grantors in our community, this service is currently free of cost of qualified patients.

If the health care provider determines a patient needs further evaluation, they may be referred to specialists for care. Community Health Workers are available to assist with this process.

A portion of our patients benefit from Spanish language interpreters at our clinics.

Our Community Health Workers are available to asses any needs of patients beyond physical health concerns. They can recommend services, organizations and community resources as needed.

Community Health Workers are available to assist with the process of connecting patients to medical center cost-assistance programs and government and community services.