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Description
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HEALTH CARE: Provides healthcare for refugees and other eligible immigrants. Conducts assessments of total health (like nutrition, injuries and illnesses). Also looks for infectious diseases such as parasites, hepatitis B, HIV, syphilis and tuberculosis. If someone is an adult refugee, the program will screen for symptoms of depression or anxiety and recommend treatment. People do not need to speak English to see a doctor and the program often serves multiple family members at the same time. Visit the website for more information.
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Defined coverage areas:
Maryland - Baltimore County
Maryland
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Hours of operation:
Mon: 8AM 4:30PM
Tue: 8AM 4:30PM
Wed: 8AM 4:30PM
Thu: 10AM 6:30PM
Fri: 8AM 4:30PM
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Eligibility
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Refugees, Asylees, Special immigrant visa holders, Haitian/Cuban Parolees, Amerasians, Victims of human trafficking, and Unaccompanied refugee minors. Visit the website for more information.
Eligibility: Adult: Yes; Teen: Yes; Child: Yes; Family: Yes;
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Languages Offered
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Accommodations possible in more than 200 languages
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Program Fees
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Call for information. First two initial visits are free for x-rays and lab work if meet eligibility.
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Application Process
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Referrals preferred but will accept walk-ins. Call for an appointment or visit the website and fill out the form.
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Documents Required
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Call for information.
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Programs at this agency
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Baltimore Medical System, Primary Health Care Services
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Appointments
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410-558-4900
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Sites offering this Program
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3700 Fleet Street
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