Volunteers in Medicine Encourages Patients to Get Screened for Colon Cancer

Volunteers are the life blood of Volunteers in Medicine. We currently have over 230 volunteers who give of their time and talents. We are always looking for front desk volunteers, physicians, nurses, vision care, mental health providers and so much more. If you have a passion for the working uninsured this is the place for you.

Hear from Quinetta, Maurice and Angela- patients at Volunteers in Medicine. “Volunteers in Medicine saved my life” - Quinetta.

Longtime Volunteer Tocca Chester Recognized by First Coast News as one of 12 Who Care

Volunteers in Medicine Calls Attention to Health Crisis During Diabetes Awareness Month

The Ponte Vedra Beach Rotary Club Foundation announced the recipients of the annual Mineral City Celebration on Monday, July 26.

JaxCareConnect, a new initiative developed to connect uninsured Jacksonville residents to primary care, has launched a website to build those connections online.

On Saturday, June 4th, Medtronic employees, friends and family members laced up their sneakers and joined Volunteers in Medicine patients, board members and volunteers for an informative two-mile walk in downtown Jacksonville

They say there are no guarantees in life, but in the case of ophthalmologist Dr. Howard Rose, the patients and staff at Volunteers in Medicine would beg to differ. Each Tuesday morning for more than 12 years, Dr. Rose made the sojourn from his beaches home to Volunteers in Medicine’s downtown clinic.

Volunteers in Medicine volunteer Barbara Potter was awarded the prestigious Ivy Summerlee Memorial Volunteer of the Year Award at a special luncheon and awards ceremony attended by more than 200 guests on March 24th at the main library in downtown Jacksonville.

HandsOn Jacksonville, celebrating its 44th year this year, honored volunteers on Monday, April 24 from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. to at the Jessie Ball duPont Center. The Celebrate GOOD VIP Awards Dinner was the kick-off to their Celebrate GOOD Festival and in conjunction with National Volunteer Week.

Dixie Murphy has spent her Thursdays for the last five years volunteering at the Volunteers In Medicine prescription drug dispensary, working with the clinic’s volunteer doctors and nurses on behalf of patients in need of inexpensive medications.

“They have been really have been wonderful,” she said of the Volunteers In Medicine doctors and staff. “Without them I would have been in a world of hurt because I could not have gotten the treatment I needed.”

It was twelve years ago that Cindy’s husband lost his job along with the family’s healthcare benefits. Cindy found herself part of the thousands of Americans without health insurance.

On Wednesday, February 2, Volunteers in Medicine (VIM) will host the Sixth Annual Women with Heart Luncheon at the Florida Blue Conference Center.

For 17 years, Volunteers in Medicine (VIM) has provided free healthcare to thousands of Jacksonville’s working uninsured at the corner of Ocean and Duval. Now, they are looking for a new home.