Coweta Samaritan Clinic

Coweta Samaritan Clinic Coweta Samaritan Clinic offers free medical care to uninsured Coweta County adult residents. The Clinic began treating patients on October 5, 2011.

Coweta Samaritan Clinic arose from Dr. Kay Crosby’s calling to create a medical home for uninsured and medically underserved adults in Coweta County. After twenty years practicing internal medicine, Kay left her private practice in 2008 to bring a free clinic to her hometown of Newnan, Georgia. Generous support from the Coweta County Hospital Authority (building lease), Newnan Hospital Foundation (annual operating funds), and Piedmont Newnan Hospital (free lab and basic radiology services) provided a solid foundation on which to build. Since then, the Clinic has provided care through nearly 34,000 patient visits (as of 6/30/23), in addition to care provided in volunteer offices/clinics throughout Coweta County and beyond. With the exception of three full-time and seven part-time employees, all medical care and office support is provided by volunteers. In addition, many kind and skilled specialists in the community treat clinic patients without charge in their offices. We exist because of philanthropic support. To make a tax-deductible contribution, visit www.csccares.org.

Check out this year's commemorative t-shirt, designed and printed by KindDesigns Printing!!! We loved having a visit at ...
10/18/2025

Check out this year's commemorative t-shirt, designed and printed by KindDesigns Printing!!! We loved having a visit at the Clinic from our dear friend, Otis Jones, just as our t-shirts arrived! We were so excited to give him our first t-shirt this year!!!

Every guest at our Bluegrass & Bougie-Q will receive their t-shirt upon arrival!👕

Visit www.csccares.org/bbq to purchase your tickets!

We are thrilled to honor one of our longtime Clinic supporters and 2025 Blugrass & Bougie-Q Boss Hog, Evelyn R. Jones! W...
10/16/2025

We are thrilled to honor one of our longtime Clinic supporters and 2025 Blugrass & Bougie-Q Boss Hog, Evelyn R. Jones!

We’re so grateful for your faithful support of both this event and the Coweta Samaritan Clinic, standing beside us year after year as we work to provide free, compassionate healthcare to uninsured adults in Coweta County!

From all of us at the Clinic, thank you, Evelyn, for your unwavering belief in our mission and for helping us make Coweta’s most stylish supper possible once again! We look forward to enjoying this year’s event with you!!!

We're honored to recognize our next Bluegrass & Bougie-Q Boss Hog, The Swope Family Fund! Steve and Marie Swope, along w...
10/16/2025

We're honored to recognize our next Bluegrass & Bougie-Q Boss Hog, The Swope Family Fund! Steve and Marie Swope, along with their family, are incredible philanthropists and volunteers to so many in our community and beyond. They serve as mentors, "boots on the ground" volunteers, and dear friends to all of us here at the Clinic. We are grateful to them for all the ways they support the Clinic, and of course for their support of this Sunday's event!

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137 Jackson Street
Newnan, GA
30263

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Monday 9am - 4pm
Tuesday 9am - 4pm
Wednesday 9am - 4pm
Thursday 9am - 4pm

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Coweta Samaritan Clinic (CSC) arose from Dr. Kay Crosby’s calling to create a medical home for uninsured and medically underserved adults in Coweta County. After twenty years practicing internal medicine, Kay left her private practice in 2008 to bring a free clinic to her hometown of Newnan, Georgia. Generous support from the Coweta County Hospital Authority (building lease), Newnan Hospital Foundation (annual operating funds), and Piedmont Newnan Hospital (free lab and basic radiology services) provided a solid foundation on which to build. CSC began treating patients in October 2011. Since then the clinic’s patient base has grown to more than 950 individuals and volunteer healthcare professionals have conducted more than 8,000 patient visits. With the exception of three full-time and four part-time employees, all medical care and office support is provided by volunteers. More than 80 volunteers are active at the clinic and the value of service provided by volunteers in 2014 was nearly $300,000. That does not include the value of services provided by many kind and skilled specialists in the community who treat clinic patients without charge in their offices.