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Jul 7, 20263 min
The Hidden Cost of Skipping Care
When you're feeling under the weather, it's easy to tell yourself, "I'll wait a few more days." For many people, delaying a doctor's appointment is an inconvenience. For the patients served by the Free Clinic of Powhatan, it's often a necessity. Without health insurance, the decision to seek medical care isn't just about feeling better, it's about weighing the cost of an appointment against groceries, rent, utility bills, or putting gas in the car. Unfortunately, waiting can come at a price...

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Jun 1, 20263 min
A Legacy of Caring: Why Mary Harrison Chose to Give Back for Generations to Come
For many in Powhatan, Mary Harrison is a familiar face. Over the years, she has dedicated countless hours to strengthening the community she calls home. Serving through numerous community organizations, Mary has spent a lifetime helping neighbors navigate difficult seasons and find hope when they need it most. But her commitment to service isn't rooted in obligation. It's rooted in experience. Throughout her life, Mary and her family have faced their own share of health challenges, hardship,...

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Mar 30, 20262 min
Breaking Down Barriers: What Keeps People from Getting Care—and How We Help
For many people, going to the doctor is a routine part of life. But for the patients served by the Free Clinic of Powhatan, getting care isn’t always that simple. Behind every missed appointment or delayed diagnosis, there’s often a barrier—sometimes visible, sometimes not. As we continue our work in the community, we’re taking a closer look at what keeps people from getting the care they need—and how those barriers can be removed. Volunteer phlebotomist, Carol, helping patients manage their...

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