We call them
Someone calls and asks the questions you would ask — whether they see people without insurance, what it costs, whether anyone speaks Spanish.
Somewhere to start looking, close to you.
16,455 medical, dental and mental health clinics across 39 states. Most come from a public directory and every page says so; the ones a person has actually rung are marked. Nobody pays to be on the list and we take no fee for sending you anywhere.
Or start in a town: Chicago Rockford Grand Rapids
Counted by address, so a group with nine sites counts nine times — once for each place you could actually walk into.
The same pattern means the same kind of care on every page of the directory. It comes from the listing, and it is never a photograph of a clinic nobody has seen.
A town page stays local, so you are not asked to cross a state for a routine appointment.
We find the clinics you can actually use, then put the most accessible of them first and show the facts behind every position.
A clinic enters your main results when the care you selected is confirmed at that address, it is accepting new patients, and your coverage is accepted.
Your care is offered here Your coverage is accepted Accepting new patients
Among the clinics that meet those requirements, three practical facts decide the order, in this order.
A position in these results is about getting seen, never a judgement about the quality of medical care. No star ratings, no sponsored rows, and nobody pays to rank.
Someone calls and asks the questions you would ask — whether they see people without insurance, what it costs, whether anyone speaks Spanish.
The date is on the listing. One we have not checked says so plainly rather than sitting there looking the same as one we have.
If a clinic turns you away or the details have changed, tell us and we fix the entry. That is the only way a list like this stays true.
A town page puts the clinics somebody has rung first, then the rest. Coverage, appointment times and languages are not on the list yet, so nothing is ordered on them and nothing claims them.
A star rating does not tell you whether a clinic can see you, what it costs or whether anybody there speaks your language. We would rather print a fact with a date on it than a score.
The listing says so, in words, on the row. A clinic nobody has rung never looks the same as one somebody has.
By ringing them. Every listing carries the date somebody last got through, and one with no date on it is a listing nobody has called yet.
From public directories, and then confirmed with the clinic itself. Which of the two a listing is, is said on the listing rather than left for you to guess at.
No. There are no paid positions and no sponsored rows. Correcting a listing is free and does not move a clinic up.
It is free, it needs no account, and you contact the clinic yourself. Nothing you do here is sold and no clinical information about you enters the directory.
Tell us and we will check the entry and correct it, so the next person does not make the same journey.
HealthViber is not a healthcare provider and this is not a referral service in the clinical sense — we keep a checked list and we will help you get through to somebody on it. Nobody on this list pays to be here. Please confirm hours and costs with the clinic. If you are having a medical emergency, call 911.
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