Free & Low-Cost Clinics in New Jersey
162 clinics · 66 cities
Every clinic below is a federally funded community health center in New Jersey. They treat you whether or not you have insurance and charge on a sliding-fee scale based on your income and family size. Pick your city to see clinic names, addresses, phone numbers, and hours. Always call ahead to confirm services and eligibility.
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Cities in New Jersey (NJ)
- Newark 20 clinics
- Atlantic City 13 clinics
- Camden 13 clinics
- Lakewood 10 clinics
- Trenton 10 clinics
- Bridgeton 7 clinics
- Dover 6 clinics
- Edison 3 clinics
- Jersey City 3 clinics
- Long Branch 3 clinics
- Millville 3 clinics
- New Brunswick 3 clinics
- Plainfield 3 clinics
- Vineland 3 clinics
- Egg Harbor Township 2 clinics
- Freehold 2 clinics
- Hammonton 2 clinics
- Paterson 2 clinics
- Pemberton 2 clinics
- Perth Amboy 2 clinics
- Phillipsburg 2 clinics
- Pleasantville 2 clinics
- Union City 2 clinics
- West New York 2 clinics
- Asbury Park 1 clinic
- Brick 1 clinic
- Bridgewater 1 clinic
- Burlington 1 clinic
- Carteret 1 clinic
- Clementon 1 clinic
- East Orange 1 clinic
- Elizabethport 1 clinic
- Englewood 1 clinic
- Flemington 1 clinic
- Galloway 1 clinic
- Garfield 1 clinic
- Glassboro 1 clinic
- Hackensack 1 clinic
- Hackettstown 1 clinic
- Harrison 1 clinic
- Irvington 1 clinic
- Jackson 1 clinic
- Keyport 1 clinic
- Marlton 1 clinic
- Morristown 1 clinic
- Newport 1 clinic
- Newton 1 clinic
- Orange 1 clinic
- Passaic 1 clinic
- Paulsboro 1 clinic
- Pitman 1 clinic
- Plainsboro 1 clinic
- Princeton 1 clinic
- Red Bank 1 clinic
- Salem 1 clinic
- Secaucus 1 clinic
- Somerset 1 clinic
- Somerville 1 clinic
- South Vineland 1 clinic
- Toms River 1 clinic
- Tuckerton 1 clinic
- Weehawken 1 clinic
- West Orange 1 clinic
- Wildwood 1 clinic
- Williamstown 1 clinic
- Woodbury 1 clinic
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New to community health centers? Read how the sliding-fee scale works or what to bring to your first visit.