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Am I eligible to be a patient at WCCC?
We offer clinical services to both men and women above the age of 19. To be a patient at the WCCC, you must meet the following eligibility criteria:
- you are not covered by health insurance
- you live in New York City (any of the 5 boroughs)
- you (or your family) earn less than 400% of the Federal income poverty level:
Family Size Income per Year 1 $47,080 2 $63,720 3 $80,360 4 $97,000 5 $113,640 6 $130,280 7 $146,920 8 $163,560
What can I expect on my first visit?
- Eligibility screening for government and private assistance programs
- Complete medical history and physical exam
- Health education
- Social work services
If I do not have an appointment, may I walk in?
No, we do not accept walk-ins. If you require emergency care, call 911 or visit the nearest emergency department immediately.
What free services does WCCC offer?
- Primary health care services
- Eligibility screening for insurance programs
- Health education
- Social work services
- Certain laboratory tests
- Coordinating access to community resources, including cancer screenings and eye care services
Will the WCCC pay for prescription drugs?
The WCCC reimburses its patients up to $50 (after a $5 copay) for each prescription per month. To maximize the benefits to all of our patients, we encourage them to join a generic drug discount program, such as the CVS Health Savings Pass program; such programs are commonly available through CVS, Walmart, Target, Walgreen's and other popular drug stores. By doing so, patients are able to buy common generic drugs for a discount, and the WCCC often reimburses the entirety of that cost.
What additional services can WCCC offer?
Patients may be eligible for the following services and procedures at a reduced cost:
- Referrals to specialists
- X-rays
- CT Scan
- MRI
- Ultrasound
How do I schedule an appointment?
If you are a new patient, you may request an appointment using our online request form. Patients who have already been seen in the clinic may call us at 646-WMC-WCCC (962-9222) to schedule an appointment. Please note that our next available appointment may be at least 8 weeks away.
How do I cancel or reschedule an appointment?
The WCCC has a waiting list of several weeks for new appointments. To ensure that we operate at maximum efficiency, patients must notify the WCCC of cancellation at least 72 hours prior to their appointment by calling us at 646-WMC-WCCC (962-9222).