Amarillo Public Health Clinic Offers Free Testing, Vaccines, Women's Services

The City of Amarillo Department of Public Health operates preventive services at its clinic located at 850 Martin Rd. Walk-in appointments are accepted Monday through Thursday from 7:30 am to 6:00 pm for free HIV testing, Mpox vaccines and outreach testing for gonorrhea, chlamydia and syphilis.

Testing and Vaccination Access

Residents seeking communicable disease prevention can use these services without an appointment on the listed days. The location also supports broader outreach efforts that connect people to testing resources across the community. These offerings focus on early detection and protection through vaccination and screening.

Women’s Health Clinic Details

Inside the same Public Health Clinic at 850 Martin Rd, the Women’s Health Clinic serves Potter and Randall County residents. It provides cervical cancer screenings, contraception guidance and pregnancy support at a base rate of $70 per visit with a sliding scale option available. The clinic addresses reproductive health needs through established preventive care pathways.

Immunization Pricing and Policies

Immunizations at the department follow clear pricing for uninsured patients. Children 18 and under pay $13.75 per shot with a $27.50 cap, while adults 19 and older pay $13.75 per shot. No one is turned away for inability to pay, and Medicaid covers eligible children at no cost. These rates apply directly to the services offered at the facility.

Broader Preventive Practices and Coverage

Local recommendations include vaccination, hand washing for 20 seconds, thorough cooking of food, avoiding raw milk and eggs, use of EPA-registered insect repellent and staying home when unwell. Employees using Northwest Texas Hospital receive 100 percent coverage for preventive care screenings. The Coalition of Health Services runs a low-cost Family Planning Program that covers reproductive health education, contraception and cancer screening. Residents can contact the department directly for current details on any of these resources.

People interested in these services should verify hours and eligibility by reaching the clinic at 850 Martin Rd. The department maintains these programs to support ongoing community health needs through established public resources.