Healthcare: Primary Care
Camden County Health Services
Offers all recommended vaccines for children under 19 without insurance. A vaccination record is required except for babies first series vaccines – in this case clearance from a pediatrician is required (Fax: 856-225-5129). They can refer to pediatricians when necessary.
Pharmacuetical Assistance to the Aged and the Disabled (PAAD)
This program allows any person 65+ years or permanently disabled of any age who meets eligibility requirements to obtain prescription drugs and insulin items for $5.00.
St. Luke’s Medical Practice
Care is provided predominantly to the Hispanic community of Camden through office visits, home visits, inpatient hospital care, health education and prevention programs. Clinical services are available to all persons who choose to receive medical care from St. Luke’s regardless of geographic locale or ability to pay. Hours are Mon. and Wed. 9am-6pm, Tues. and Fri. 9am-5pm and Sat. 9am-12pm
Virtua Family Medicine
Provides primary care services, preventative health screenings, women’s health, referrals to specialists when needed and continuous management of care. All insurances accepted except for “Plan G.” Self pay welcome at $98 for a first visit. Patients will not be turned away if they cannot afford the fee.
Osborn Family Health Center
Offers family practice, OB-GYN, pediatrics, out-patient lab testing, and insurance/financial assistance. Osborn welcomes Medicaid, Medicare and most managed healthcare plans. For those without insurance coverage, a sliding fee schedule, based on income and family size, also is available. Appointments can be scheduled Monday to Friday. Evening hours are available. Please call to schedule an appointment.
CAMCare
Provides primary care as well as TB screenings, arthritis specialists, social work and counseling, nutrition services, childbirth classes, infant feeding classes and referrals to specialists. Facility is bilingual. Accepts most major insurance including Medicaid, Medicare, Amerihealth, Aetna, managed care plans, Horizon BCBS. Sliding scale for uninsured patients according to family income and size.
Project H.O.P.E
Provides primary care and social services to people that are homeless or currently reside in unstable housing. Social workers are available to help with mental health and substance abuse issues. Please call to find out about eligibility. Walk-ins will be accommodated in a reasonable time period, but scheduling an appointment is preferred. They are open Monday through Friday from 8:30 AM to 4:30 PM.
