Wake County Medical Society

Patient Information

If you need health care and are uninsured, unemployed or a low wage earner, call to schedule a "New Patient" appointment at one of the clinics listed below.

The key to maintaining good health is to see your primary healthcare provider on a regular basis. Your doctor at one of the clinics will evaluate whether a referral to a PA specialist is necessary.

Project Access is a physician referral program. Patients cannot apply directly to the Project Access office for services, you must be screened by one of the clinics listed.

Enrollment Site Clinics

Adult Clinics	Appointment Lines
Alliance Medical Ministry - 101 Donald Ross Drive, Raleigh 27610 Must live or work in Wake County & patient or spouse must be employed. www.alliancemedicalministry.org	250-3320
Apex Family Medicine 212 S. Salem Street, Apex 27502 Monday’s 2-4pm and Wednesday’s 9-12pm Sliding fee applications are taken. (2-3 week approval process) www.whsi.org	362-5201
Urban Ministries - Open Door Clinic (Free Clinic) 1390 Capital Blvd., Raleigh 27604 Call to schedule eligibility appointment between 9:00 - 5:00 www.urbanministries.org	832-0820
Southern Wake Family Medicine 130 N. Judd Pkwy NE, Fuquay-Varina 27526 Tuesday’s 9-12pm and Thursday’s 2-4pm Sliding fee applications are taken. (2-3 week approval) www.whsi.org	557-1110
Wake County Health Department 23 Sunnybrook Road, Raleigh 27610	250-3915
Rock Quarry Family Medicine (Open Access) 1001 Rock Quarry Road, Raleigh 27610 Walk-In Clinic - (M-F - 7:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.) M,W,F - 9:30 a.m. to Noon (Front Desk) Siding fee scale applications are taken. (2-3 week approval) www.whsi.org	833-3111

Children Clinics

Appointment Lines

Health Department - Clinics B & C 10 Sunnybrook Road, Raleigh 27620	250-4578
New Bern Ridge Pediatrics 2620 New Bern Avenue, Raleigh 27610 www.whsi.org	231-3180
Wake Teen Medical Services 505 Oberlin Road, Raleigh 27605 ages 10 thru 23 years of age. www.waketeen.org	828-0035

General Information

1. Eligibility -Project Access is determined by total family income, proof of county residence, and insurance status. Eligibility screening is based on physician referrals only.

2. Enrollment -Patients are enrolled in Project Access by an enrollment site representative after screening has been completed. Once approved, the patient will receive a Project Access ID card which must be presented at all appointments.

3. Referral Process -Enrollment site physicians will determine whether a specialty referral is required for the patient. Compliant patients are the best candidates for referrals since Project Access is entirely a volunteer program.

4. Appointment Process -Appointments are scheduled by the Project Access community health worker. The patient will be identified to the referring physician's office as a Project Access patient.