Moore Free & Charitable Clinic

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211 Trimble Plant Road, Ste. C, Southern Pines, NC 28387

(910) 246-5333

Affordable health care for the uninsured of Moore County

2025 Officers and BOARD Members

Leslie Laws, Chair

Tracey Harbour, Vice-Chair

COO, Pinehurst Surgical Clinic

Tracey Harbour, Vice-Chair

Retired Health Administrator

Susan Harmody, Treasurer

Tracey Harbour, Vice-Chair

Jenna Johnson, Secretary

Community Volunteer

Jenna Johnson, Secretary

Anthony Price, CEO

Jenna Johnson, Secretary

Bank Executive

Anthony Price, CEO

Chief Executive Officer

Chairman of NC Association of Free & Charitable Clinics

Greg Blakely, MD, Medical Director

Anthony Price, CEO

Community Physician

2025 Board Members

Dan Barnes, DO

Mary Lou Burnett

President, FirstHealth Physician Group

Mary Lou Burnett

Past Chair

Franklin Butler

Mary Lou Burnett

James Connell, FAHP, CSA

Retired Business Owner

James Connell, FAHP, CSA

Planned Giving Consultant

Arlene Danne

James Connell, FAHP, CSA

Arlene Danne

Business Owner

Sue Deutsch

James Connell, FAHP, CSA

Arlene Danne

Business Owner

Michael Edwards, MD

Community Physician

Sandee Gronowski

Michael Edwards, MD

Bank Executive

Kerry Hooper

Michael Edwards, MD

Rev. Jabe Largen

Pharmaceutical Sales

Rev. Jabe Largen

Dr. Kamron Monroe

Rev. Jabe Largen

Pastor, Pinehurst United Methodist Church

Terry McDaniel

Dr. Kamron Monroe

Retired Executive

Dr. Kamron Monroe

Community Dentist

clinic Staff

Staff

Abigail Bivans, PA-C, Clinical Director

Ramona Cook, Medical Coding

Gina Domingos, Dental Hygienist

Lizbeth Ilagor, Medical Receptionist

Emily Graziano, RN

Teresa Hanf, RN, Charge Nurse

Dr. Brett Leslie, DDS

Misty Pedacchio, PA-C

Susan Pettis, Medical Records

Esther Ross, Patient Assistance Coordinator

Christina Sanford, Eligibility Coordinator

Caroline Smith Ferrell, Dental Assistant

Magaly Suarez, Medical Receptionist

Leilani Tedtaotao, Finance/Office Manager

Anthony Price, Chief Executive Officer

Organizational Partners and Corporate Supporters

Moore Free & Charitable Clinic is sustained through a community-wide effort which includes many individual gifts, and donations, grants and in-kind contributions from the following generous organizational partners and supporters:

Health Care

Carolina Eye Associates PA

Community Care Network of the Sandhills

Cooper's Pharmacy

FirstHealth of the Carolinas

Forte Fitness

Glaxo Smith Kline

Neese Family Health Clinic

North Carolina Association of Free and Charitable Clinics

Pinehurst Cardiology Consultants

Pinehurst Foot Specialists

Pinehurst Medical Clinic

Pinehurst Neurology

Pinehurst Radiology

Pinehurst Surgical Clinic

Sandhills Community College Nursing Program

Sandhills Emergency Physicians

Southern Pines Diagnostic Imaging

Southern Pines Physical Therapy

St. Joseph of the Pines

Walmart Pharmacy

Foundations

Blue Cross Blue Shield of North Carolina Foundation

The Cannon Foundation

The Duke Endowment

The Foundation of FirstHealth, Inc.

Foundation of the Carolinas

Susan B. Komen Foundation

The Leon Levine Foundation

C. Louis Meyer Family Foundation

Moore County Community Foundation

North Carolina Community Foundation

Pinehurst Community Foundation

Kate B. Reynolds Charitable Trust

John W. and Marjorie A. Roffe Endowment

Churches

Bethesda Presbyterian Church

Brownson Presbyterian Church

Cameron Presbyterian Church

Chapel in the Pines, Inc.

Community Presbyterian Church

Community Congregational Church

Emmanuel Episcopal Church and Thrift Shop

First Baptist Church of Southern Pines

Pinehurst United Methodist Church

Sacred Heart Catholic Church

Southern Pines United Methodist

The Village Chapel

Businesses

Hollyhocks Art Gallery

Moore County Government

O'Malley Investments

Pinehurst LLC

Whispering Pines Thrift Shop

FAQs

What is a free and charitable health clinic?

Free and charitable health clinics are non-profit, community-based organizations that provide medical care at no charge to low-income, uninsured persons through the use of volunteer health care professionals, partnerships with specialty health care providers, and, in some cases, through employed medical staff.

Who is the typical clinic patient?

A free and charitable clinic patient is the person in line with you at the grocery store, or in the pews with you at church. A patient is often working, but either can’t afford, is not offered, or is not eligible for health insurance (“the working poor”). Sometimes, a person may lack health insurance because they work more than one part-time job when full-time employment with benefits is not available. In terms of ethnicity, patients typically match the makeup of the community.

What types of services do non profit clinics provide?

It depends on the clinic, but non profit clinics can provide medical, behavioral and dental care, as well as prescription medications, for low-income, uninsured and other vulnerable populations throughout North Carolina.

What is the difference between free and charitable clinics and local health departments?

Free clinics are not public agencies and are not run by the state or county government, as local health departments are. Free and charitable clinics, therefore, are dependent upon the generosity of the community, as well as grants, to sustain operations. The Moore County Health Department does not provide primary care services.

How many free and charitable clinics are there?

In North Carolina there are 73 free clinics who reach and serve 83 clinic sites. The first free clinic was opened in Winston-Salem in 1972. Free clinics are connected with one another for the exchange of information and ideas, etc. by the North Carolina Association of Free and Charitable Clinics, with an office in Winston-Salem. North Carolina has the largest free clinic association in the country, serving both rural and urban locations throughout the state.

What impact do non profit clinics make?

During 2024, non profit clinics in North Carolina delivered over $364,000,000 in free or reduced fee health services to over 75,000 uninsured patients. Free and charitable clinics are delivering quality care and improving the health of the uninsured with efficiency and compassion.

Where do free and charitable clinics obtain their funding?

Funding comes primarily from individual donations from businesses, civic organizations, churches, and community members. Foundations and state agencies also make some grant money available. Clinics provide an outstanding value for the contributions they receive. At Moore Free & Charitable Clinic in 2024, for every $1.00 donated, $21.46 in health services is provided.

Who can receive health care services at Moore Free & Charitable Clinic?

See the Eligibility Page for information about eligibility guidelines.

What types of services are provided here?

See the Health Services page for more information.

What are the fees for Moore Free and Charitable Clinic services?

Click on Patient Donation Program for more information.

Who provides patient care at Moore Free & Charitable Clinic?

We have one full-time physician assistant and one part-time physician assistant. They are supported by paid and volunteer physicians, registered nurses and staff. All medical providers are licensed by the state and in good standing.

Does Moore Free & Charitable Clinic provide pregnancy services?

No. Patients needing pregnancy services are referred to other community resources, such as the Moore County Department of Health, local obstetrics practices or counseling services.

How can I volunteer?

See the Volunteer Opportunities Page

How do I contribute?

See the Donations Page for more information.

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2025 Officers and BOARD Members

Leslie Laws, Chair

Tracey Harbour, Vice-Chair

Tracey Harbour, Vice-Chair

Tracey Harbour, Vice-Chair

Tracey Harbour, Vice-Chair

Tracey Harbour, Vice-Chair

Susan Harmody, Treasurer

Tracey Harbour, Vice-Chair

Jenna Johnson, Secretary

Jenna Johnson, Secretary

Anthony Price, CEO

Jenna Johnson, Secretary

Anthony Price, CEO

Anthony Price, CEO

Anthony Price, CEO

Greg Blakely, MD, Medical Director

Anthony Price, CEO

Anthony Price, CEO

2025 Board Members

Dan Barnes, DO

Mary Lou Burnett

Mary Lou Burnett

Mary Lou Burnett

Mary Lou Burnett

Mary Lou Burnett

Franklin Butler

Mary Lou Burnett

James Connell, FAHP, CSA

James Connell, FAHP, CSA

James Connell, FAHP, CSA

James Connell, FAHP, CSA

Arlene Danne

James Connell, FAHP, CSA

Arlene Danne

Sue Deutsch

James Connell, FAHP, CSA

Arlene Danne

Michael Edwards, MD

Michael Edwards, MD

Michael Edwards, MD

Sandee Gronowski

Michael Edwards, MD

Michael Edwards, MD

Kerry Hooper

Michael Edwards, MD

Rev. Jabe Largen

Rev. Jabe Largen

Dr. Kamron Monroe

Rev. Jabe Largen

Terry McDaniel

Dr. Kamron Monroe

Dr. Kamron Monroe

Dr. Kamron Monroe

Dr. Kamron Monroe

Dr. Kamron Monroe

Veronica Sanchez

Veronica Sanchez

Veronica Sanchez

Angela Wagler

Veronica Sanchez

Veronica Sanchez

James Webb

James Webb

James Webb

Rose Young

James Webb

James Webb

clinic Staff

Staff

Organizational Partners and Corporate Supporters

FAQs

What is a free and charitable health clinic?

Who is the typical clinic patient?

What types of services do non profit clinics provide?

What is the difference between free and charitable clinics and local health departments?