Established in 1982 by dedicated local physicians, WV Health Right upholds the principle that every individual deserves access to quality healthcare. By providing essential services, we empower West Virginians to lead healthier, more self-reliant lives, contributing to the strength and productivity of our communities.
Today we provide more than 47,975 medically-underserved, uninsured, and underinsured adults with free comprehensive care, and we’re proud to serve patients from 35 counties and counting.
All care at WV Health Right is provided free to patients. Medicaid or Medicare will be billed for services rendered if you have coverage, but patients are never asked to pay out-of- pocket.
Launched in the spring of 2021 on Charleston’s West Side, our West Side Clinic and CommUNITY Wellness Center go above and beyond providing medical care. Not only does the clinic offer a full range of healthcare services, but the wellness center includes a gym, teaching kitchen, child care services, food distribution center, and more.
Every year, we look forward to coming together to honor those who make our work possible. Attendees gather for an evening filled with celebration, great company, and a delicious, multi-course meal at the Clay Center. We are overjoyed to recognize Shelley Humphreys as our 2026 Volunteer of the Year as a special part of the night’s festivities.
We’re teaming up with James Beard Award winner Chef Paul Smith to launch Prepped To Serve, a fast-track food service and dining certification program. It’s all about new opportunities and fresh starts.
We’re closing in on #WeCareWV Day, celebrating our latest Prepped to Serve cohort and much more. Read our September newsletter to catch up on all the latest from WV Health Right! ... See MoreSee Less
September 2026 Newsletter - West Virginia Health Right
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Final call for sponsors, volunteers for #WeCareWV Day We’re a few weeks away from our third annual pop-up clinic, and we expect more patients to walk through our doors than ever before. It’s not...0 CommentsComment on Facebook
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It was a busy day for WVHR! David, our staff epidemiologist, was in Charleston at the Be My Neighbor Day where we showcased clinic services and served fruit Kabobs compliments of our West Side CommUNITY Wellness staff.
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