Free clinics, built by the communities they serve.
We help communities open free clinics for their uninsured neighbors. Our first clinic location is announcing soon.
Need care?
Check if you qualify in 3 questions.
Find careAre you a clinician?
One Saturday morning at a time. $0 malpractice cost via the state program.
VolunteerNot a clinician?
Front desk, setup, interpreters, students — there's a job for you.
Lend a handWant to help?
Supplies and supply drives welcome now — money gifts open soon.
Give or partnerYou bring the community.
We bring everything else.
Starting a clinic is hard. We package the hard parts — then stand beside you every Saturday it takes.
You bring
The heart, the space, the people.
A faith center or neighborhood group with space, a champion, and a few local clinicians willing to volunteer one Saturday at a time.
We bring
The playbook, end to end.
Legal setup, malpractice enrollment, sourced equipment and supplies, software, and Saturday scheduling — every hard part, already solved.
Together
Your clinic, your name, our backup.
Your clinic opens — locally owned, run by your own medical director, carrying your community's name, with us beside you every Saturday it takes.
Written from inside a running Saturday clinic.
Our founder serves as the volunteer administrator of a Saturday free clinic in metro Atlanta. Every line of this playbook — the legal steps, the sourcing, the Saturday systems — comes from a real clinic day, so the next community doesn't have to invent it.
+Where the playbook comes from
Launch costs stay low on purpose — donated, refurbished, and volunteer-powered first. The full line-item budget comes out on a readiness call, and impact numbers publish after our first 90 days.
Six pillars — the everything else.
Six systems, honed at a working clinic. You own the clinic — the hard parts come solved.
Legal-in-a-box
Fiscal sponsorship, filings, patient notices — the exact legal sequence, with attorney-review flags where the playbook ends.
$0 malpractice
State sovereign-immunity coverage plus Georgia's volunteer-immunity laws — confirmed before the first patient.
Sourced equipment
A full retail equipment kit lands at a fraction of retail through refurbishers, hospital surplus, and donation channels.
Software & records
A hosted clinic-in-a-box EMR: intake, scheduling, reporting — for a nominal yearly cost.
Volunteer engine
Recruitment, credential verification, and a clear-to-schedule gate — 1 medical director + 4 prescribers + 3 nurses deep.
Site playbook
15 weighted criteria, non-duplication checks, and a data-supported metro-Atlanta shortlist.
Find care & get help — all in one place.
No insurance. No appointment. No cost. Check eligibility in three quick questions, see what a Saturday visit will look like, and find forms, answers, and results info below — nothing leaves your phone. Our first clinic location is announcing soon.
Do I qualify?
Three questions. No names, no accounts, nothing stored.
limit: $43,280 / year
You likely qualify.
Here's your clinic — just come on a Saturday morning. No appointment needed.
See clinic detailsYou may still qualify.
Come anyway or email us — we'll help you figure it out. No one is turned away without a conversation.
See clinic details| Household size | Yearly limit | Monthly |
|---|---|---|
| 1 person | $31,920 | $2,660 |
| 2 people | $43,280 | $3,607 |
| 3 people | $54,640 | $4,553 |
| 4 people | $66,000 | $5,500 |
| 5 people | $77,360 | $6,447 |
| 6 people | $88,720 | $7,393 |
| Each additional | +$11,360 | +$947 |
2026 HHS poverty guidelines, 48 contiguous states. Source: aspe.hhs.gov
When, where & what to bring
Every clinic we launch runs Saturday mornings — walk-in, no appointment, wholly free. Our first clinic location is announcing soon; join the patient interest list and we'll email you when it opens. Don't have everything below? Come anyway — we'll help.
¿Habla español? Escríbanos a admin@cliniccombinator.org — le ayudamos en español.
One page you can keep or share — hours, who can come, and what to bring.
Check you're eligible
Three questions right here on this page — or just walk in. We'll help either way.
See a doctor who helps you
A real, unhurried visit — an exam, answers, and a plan. $0, always.
We connect you onward
Discount labs, $4 prescriptions, imaging, specialists — referral on paper, loop closed.
What we can help with
Walk in on a Saturday — no appointment, no insurance, $0.
What we don't do — yet
Honest scope, so you never make a wasted trip.
Your visit packet — the forms
Four short forms, in English and Spanish. Fill them out when you arrive — it takes a few minutes.
Getting your results
Labs and imaging always come back to a person, not a black hole.
Asked at the front desk, answered here.
Do I need insurance?+
Do I need an appointment?+
What does it cost?+
Who can be seen?+
Can I get my medical records?+
What if I need care the clinic can't provide?+
Still stuck?
Email us and a real person replies within a few days. If this is an emergency, call 911.
Giving opens soon.
We're finalizing fiscal sponsorship so that every gift is tax-deductible and properly received from day one. Until that's in place, we're not accepting money — but supplies and supply drives are welcome right now.
Want to be first in line?
Join the giving list and we'll email you the moment money giving opens — with our fiscal sponsor named and the tax-receipt process in place. Doing it right matters more to us than doing it this week.
Join the giving list — admin@cliniccombinator.orgDonating supplies or running a supply drive? Same address — email us and we'll send the current needs list and drop-off details. We'll publish where every dollar went after our first 90 days.
Five communities exploring. First location announcing soon.
Five communities our 15-criterion model points to next — conversations, not promises. Our first clinic location is announcing soon.
First clinic location
Metro Atlanta, Georgia — exact community announcing soon
Tap a marker for its profile. Pipeline locations are approximate — conversations, not clinics. We never duplicate existing FQHCs or free clinics. Plus a rural partnership exploration in Randolph County, Southwest Georgia. Our first clinic location is announcing soon.
One Saturday morning.
That's the whole ask.
Some volunteers carry a license; others carry clipboards and coffee. A clinic day needs both — one Saturday at a time, you pick which.
No white coat required.
High schoolers, pre-meds, retirees, neighbors — one Saturday morning is enough. Clinical roles need a Georgia license; the rest just need you.
Every role keeps the doors open.
Saturday-morning clinician
Physicians, NPs, and PAs who see patients.
Georgia licenseNurse
Intake, vitals, and patient education.
Georgia licensePharmacist
Medicine reviews and dispensary help.
Georgia licenseFront-desk host
Welcome patients and keep the morning moving.
No license neededTriage & patient flow
Guide neighbors through intake and the day's rhythm. We train you.
No license neededInterpreter
Spanish and beyond — help neighbors be heard and understood.
No license neededSetup & hospitality
Coffee, chairs, signs, supply tables — the clinic's first impression.
No license neededStudent volunteer
High schoolers and pre-meds: real service hours in a real clinic — non-clinical roles.
No license needed+How the coverage works
Start a free clinic in your community.
You bring the space and the people. We bring the legal setup, supplies, systems, and support.
A readiness call
We learn about your community and answer your questions.
A site visit
We walk your space together and plan a clinic day.
A decision, together
If it's a fit, we set a launch date — first patient can come as soon as about seven weeks on the full-time track.
You keep the keys. We carry the checklist.
Partner with us —
no clinic required.
Your people, your supplies, your space, your expertise. Bring what you have and join the mission — one Saturday at a time.
Send a volunteer team
High school clubs, pre-med programs, nursing cohorts: group Saturdays in non-clinical roles — real service hours, real community. We handle training and scheduling.
Sponsor a Saturday — or a launch
Team supply drives and in-kind sponsorships are welcome now — stock one clinic day or a full launch, with your team's name on it. Money sponsorships open once fiscal sponsorship is finalized.
Refer & connect
Serve the same neighbors? Let's trade patient referrals, interpreter networks, and know-how — coordination first, no duplication, ever.
Share space or services
Host a one-day clinic, lend storage or parking, or donate pro-bono help — legal, accounting, printing, translation. In-kind keeps launches affordable.
Start with one Saturday.
No clinic ownership, no long commitment. Tell us what your group would like to share — people, supplies, space, or skills — and we'll match it to a clinic day. If it fits, we grow from there. If not, you still made a Saturday happen.
Real names on real seats.
The people building the first clinic — bios coming soon.
Imaduddin Iswanto
Sunan Lang
Hayagriv Gridharan
Free clinics, built by the communities they serve.
Born inside a working Saturday free clinic — our founder volunteers as its administrator, and we wrote down everything that makes it work: the legal steps, the sourcing, the Saturday systems. Each clinic stays run by its own community and its own medical director. We are the incubator, not the provider — neighbors caring for neighbors, with the hard parts already solved.
Someone in your community is rationing insulin this week.
KFF, June 2026
the highest rates · KFF, June 2026
costs the patient
The uninsured skip checkups, ration medicine, and arrive at the ER with problems a $0 clinic visit could have caught early. Free clinics fix this — volunteer clinicians, donated medicine, zero cost to the patient.
Communities already have the pieces.
They just can't connect them.
A space to spare
A hall, a few rooms, a Saturday morning already sitting empty.
A few willing clinicians
Clinicians in the congregation who would gladly volunteer — if someone handled the risk and the logistics.
Neighbors who need care
Uninsured families who already turn to the community for help.
What's missing is the know-how to connect the pieces.
That's exactly what we are.