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Free medical, dental, and vision clinic in Westmoreland County in September


The RAM Free Clinic in Westmoreland County takes place September 16 and 17 at Westmoreland High School (16762 Kings Hwy, Montross). The clinic is free.

According to RAM,

The patient parking lot will open no later than 11:59 p.m. (midnight local time) on Friday night, Sept. 15, and remain open. As patients arrive at the parking lot, they will be provided with additional information regarding clinic opening processes and next steps. Clinic doors typically open at 6 a.m. This clinic is in collaboration with the Rappahannock Community College and the Virginia Area Health Education Center (AHEC) – Rappahannock Region.

Patients should be prepared with their own food, water, medicines, and clothing when arriving early. Bathrooms will be provided.

Free dental, vision, and medical services are provided on a first-come, first-served basis. Due to time constraints, be prepared to choose between DENTAL and VISION services. Medical services are offered to every patient attending the clinic.

All services are free and open to the public. No ID required.

In some situations, such as inclement weather, volunteer cancellations, or other circumstances outside of RAM’s control, the parking lot may open earlier or a smaller number of patients served. RAM encourages everyone who would like services, especially dental services, to arrive as early as possible.

*Clinic closing time may vary based on each service area’s daily capacity. Please check RAM’s clinic FAQ page for more information.

**The above details are subject to change. Please continue to check our schedule regularly for updates as your clinic dates near.




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