What We Provide
How to Obtain Services
Eligibility
Income
- Preventive care
- Dental care
- Routine check-ups
- Employment physicals
- Free Mammograms
- Free Over-the-counter supplies
- Medical examinations
- Treatment & maintenance of medical problems including, but not limited to, high blood pressure, diabetes, obesity, and other medical conditions
Applicants are required to call for an appointment. Bring photo ID, any medical records you may have, proof of address (living in Bedford County) and proof of income (paycheck, paystubs, W-2 form, last 1040 tax return form, bank statement, EBT letter).
- You must be 18 years of age. (proof of Bedford County residence, income (tax return, Form 1099, W2, or check stub), state/federal issued ID (required for first visit).
- Adults without dental or medical insurance.
- Adults living at or below 200% of the Federal Poverty Level.
Persons in Household | Maximum Income |
|---|---|
1 | $25,760 |
2 | $34,840 |
3 | $43,920 |
4 | $53,000 |
5 | $62,080 |
6 | $71,160 |
7 | $80,240 |
8 | $89,320 |
Each additional household member $9,080 over 8.
(NOTE: These numbers are subject to change annually.)
Call for an Appointment (931) 684-6772
Patients are required to schedule an appointment and must contact the clinic for appointment cancellation.
Patients are required to bring medication list or bottles for each medical visit. All medication refills require an appointment with a medical provider.
CCSBC has CDC COVID protocols for patients and staff: daily temperature checks, masks required, only dental and medical patients allowed in clinics.
Financial income and eligibility are verified annually.
Free Children’s dental services Tuesdays and Thursdays
Dental Supply Fee | Medical Supply Fee |
|---|---|
$50 for ages 18-64 | $25 Medical lab fee |
$25 for ages 65+ | $10 Adult Physicals |
$0 for TennCare dental | *Please make an appointment and bring immunization sheet to the Clinic |
Special Medical Programs
DIABETIC CLINIC
The Second Tuesday and Thursday from 8:30 a.m. to 2 p.m.
LUNG CANCER SCREENING
FREE MAMMOGRAMS FOR WOMEN 40+ SPONSORED BY TENNESSEE BREAST AND CERVICAL SCREENING, ST. THOMAS HEALTH AND SUSAN B. KOMEN FOUNDATION
- *Dates to be announced*
MEN’S HEALTH PROGRAM (FREE PHYSICALS and PSAs)
- Scheduled the last Thursday in every month from 5:50 p.m. to 7:30 p.m.
Bedford County Opioid Press Release
Due to the extensive damage and loss of life caused by the opioid crisis that was brought on by the unethical and over-prescribing of opioid medications, the state of Tennessee will be receiving over $1 billion over the next 18 years in settlement funds from several large corporations. Bedford County has been allocated a portion of these funds, which will be received in annual payments. The County has established the Bedford County Opioid Council to oversee the spending of these funds to ensure they are used to remediate the opioid crisis and save lives.
The Community Clinic is the sub-recipient approved by the Bedford County Board of Commissioners to manage the $224,617.91 FY24 allocation. Profits and non-profits are encouraged to apply for mini-grants. The Council will invite community organizations to apply for these funds annually.
For those who apply for funding, the Council will prioritize organizations formally structured to address substance use in Bedford County and serve Bedford County residents, and which use evidence-based programming backed by data. Funds must be spent on approved remediation uses as outlined by the Tennessee Opioid Abatement Council.
The Bedford County Opioid Council 2025 grant cycle for application submissions is February 15, 2025 through April 15, 2025. The Council plans to announce awards before June 30, 2025 with funding to be dispersed on July 1, 2025.
For more information about the application process and requirements, as well as other frequently asked questions, please visit the Bedford County and Community Clinic websites and email bedford-opioid@shelbyvilleclinic.org for grant application.
The Bedford Opioid Abatement Grant has a “brown” bag to provide the Bedford community to educate parents and families about substance abuse. The bag includes Narcan mist (with directions), Bedford County Resource Guide, Drug Rescue Brochure, Bedford County Health Department Brochure, LifeSource Family Solutions Pamphlet (mental health counseling), and 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline business card.
FREE brown bags are available at CCsBC, 200 Dover Street, Suite 202, from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Fredia Lusk, Bedford Opioid administrator and Shanna Gaither, assistant administrator provided this resource from the Narcan donation from AmeriCares and Direct Relief.