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Volunteers in Medicine Clinic
The Volunteers in Medicine Clinic provides free primary medical care to residents of Martin County who are below the 150 percent poverty income level, and who do not have private health insurance, Medicaid or Medicare. The clinic is staffed primarily by volunteers, retired medical professionals and other area residents. Martin Memorial Health Systems supports the clinic by providing access to laboratory, diagnostic studies and ancillary programs such as cardiac and pulmonary rehabilitation, physical, occupational and speech therapy, dietary counseling, and monitored exercise programs at the Martin Memorial Wellness Centers.

Florida's Blood Centers
Please donate blood! Florida's Blood Centers is Martin Memorial's supplier of blood products used to save lives at Martin Memorial. Blood collected here stays here, so you can be sure your donation will help here at home.

Martin County Medical Society
An association of Martin County physicians dedicated to providing information to meet the health care needs of our community. Visit to search for a doctor and more.

Lifeline Personal Response System
Lifeline is a personal response monitoring system by Philips which is offered through the Martin Memorial Hospital Auxiliary. It provides a 24-hour connection to the LifeLine response center and the most advanced personal monitoring technologies available. Click the link above to learn more.

Non-Profit Healthcare Partners

Alzheimer's Association

American Cancer Society

American Diabetes Association

American Heart Association

American Lung Association

American Stroke Association

Arthritis Foundation

Leukemia and Lymphoma Society

National Parkinson Foundation

Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation

Treasure Coast Hospice

Patient Safety and Quality Links

FloridaInformedPatient.com
This Web site is designed to help the consumer navigate through the decisions and information they might use in evaluating their healthcare decisions. The site has check lists and resources, and links to Web sites that have information on price and quality for hospitals, health plans and pharmaceuticals.

FloridaHealthFinder.gov
Compare performances of Florida healthcare facilities or find information on a particular medical condition or procedure. This Web site shows the number of patients, charges, length of stay, readmission rates, mortality rates, and complication rates for various medical conditions and procedures in Florida’s short-term acute-care hospitals. This Web site also provides information and statistics on health care in Florida, including the most common diagnoses and procedures, services available at Florida hospitals, prescription drug information, and health data statistics.

The Joint Commission
The Joint Commission evaluates the quality and safety of care for more than 15,000 health care organizations, including Martin Memorial Health Systems. Visit this site to learn more about how accreditation works. Or, if you have an issue that has not been resolved to your satisfaction, you may also contact The Joint Commission. If you have any quality of care issue, please be sure to contact Martin Memorial's clinical patient advocate at (772) 288-5899.

Put It in Writing
This Web site provides information about advance medical directives (living wills). You may also download an Advance Directive - Living Will form provided by Martin Memorial Health Systems.