Get Free Medical, Dental, Vision Care at Los Angeles Sport Arena

25 Sep

At Care Harbor/LA, hundreds of doctors, dentists, optometrists and other professionals will provide free care.

Services include:

Dental – cleanings, fillings, extractions and other procedures
Vision – eye and vision exams, prescriptions and eyeglasses
Medical – exams and screenings, immunizations, women’s health,
acupuncture, chiropractors, and other sservices.

Here’s how to receive these free services.

Where

The Care Harbor/LA free clinic will be held at

  • The Los Angeles Sports Arena
  • 3939 South Figueroa Street
  • Los Angeles. CA 90037

The Sports Arena is located near the intersection of South Figueroa Street and Martin Luther King, Jr. Blvd. There will be free parking, and the site is served by numerous Metro bus lines and a Silver Line rail station.

When

Care Harbor/LA will take place for four days.

  • Thursday, September 27 – 7:00 am to 5:00 pm
  • Friday, September 28 – 7:00 am to 5:00 pm
  • Saturday, September 29 – 7:00 am to 5:00 pm
  • Sunday, September 30 – 7:00 am to 5:00 pm

Admission

You MUST have a wristband to be admitted

to the clinic. The wristband is your ticket for entry. Wristbands are free and will be distributed in advance of the clinic to reduce waiting times and excessive crowds at the event itself.

Wristband Distribution

You can pick up a free wristband at:

Los Angeles Sports Arena
3939 South Figueroa Avenue
Los Angeles, CA

Monday, September 24 – distribution begins at 1:00 pm

Gates will open at 7:00 am.

Wristbands will be given out first come, first served until all wristbands are gone. Only one wristband per person.

Patient FAQs

How does someone qualify to receive a wristband?

Anyone can receive a wristband. Care Harbor/LA is a free clinic open to all. There are no questions to answer or forms to fill out. You simply line up to receive the wristband. Once you are admitted to the clinic,you will only be asked for name and contact information, and a nurse will take your medical history. This is so you can be provided with the care you need, and contacted for any follow-up reports or lab results. You will not be required to provide any financial or insurance information. .

Can I pick up a wristband for someone else?

The wristband will be put on your wrist immediately. The person who receives the wristband on the day it is distributed will be the one admitted to the clinic.

What if someone cannot come to the wristband distribution?

Caregivers of the disabled or elderly, or parents who wish to bring a minor can get a wristband for the use of their loved ones. The wristband will be placed on the caregiver, who will then accompany the patient to the clinic and remain as the patient receives services. Only the patient can receive services, not the caregiver.

Can I remove the wristband?

Wristbands cannot be removed without destroying them. Wristbands which have been cut or altered will not be admitted to the clinic. You may shower or bathe with the wristband on without harming them.

Can I choose the day I want to come to the clinic?

Yes, there will be different color wristbands for each day of the clinic. You can choose the day you prefer. If all wristbands for that day have been given out, you will be asked to choose another day. Wristband distribution will continue until all days are gone.

Will I be guaranteed a wristband?

Unfortunately, no. Distribution is first come, first served. Volunteers will keep everyone in line informed as to how many wristbands are left and for what days. When we have reached clinic capacity, it will be announced so people won’t have to wait in line unnecessarily.

Can anyone come to the clinic without a wristband?

No one will be admitted to the clinic without a wristband. Walk-ups will not be admitted.

Will there be another long wait to get into the clinic?

The wristbands are numbered and the clinic day is printed on them. You can come on the designated day, and be admitted to the clinic in the order of your wristband number. You’ll will be given a recommended arrival time based on your wristband number to minimize your wait in line at the clinic.

What should I bring to the clinic?

Patients who receive wristbands will receive instruction sheets with information on what to bring and what to expect at the clinic.

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