I came here years ago. I had a bottle of psychiatric medication. The man look at me, he was insightful and caring, and said, "Son, I can get this medicine but do you know what you are doing to your body?" I replied: But the 'doctors' said....
He was absolutely right. I had numerous adverse reactions to those medicines and wasted my life trusting 'doctors' that had no imagery of what they were treating. They continued to treat symptoms that were caused by the very medicine they upped the dose on. It was horrible. This place cares so much. The best advice I ever got on medication was free, and I didn't listen. I found that here. I hope this helps somebody.
paul brennan · 1 out of 5 stars · a year ago
I'm a Combat Veteran and went for help with my teeth. They were were rude to me. Kept asking me about Insurance. All I have is VA Health Insurance witch doesn't cover Dental.
They REFUSED TO SEE ME!
Tyler Oliverio · 1 out of 5 stars · 7 years ago
They called me after my father was on life support and many many bad things had also happed on the "worst day of my life"
I said I couldn't talk I was gettin irritated so the terminated me they have no compassion for mental illnesses and they belive everyone sould be farting rainbows.. You would think voulnteers would care more we all have our problems but I wasnt allowed to have mine I never cursed them out or threatened anyone.. However years ago when I was going thru a mental collapse they decide to use this against me.. There taking food outta our mouth because my medicen is 400$ a month.. Ps thankas for adding to my already messed up LIFE not everyone is happy and are in your shoes you turn a homeless man away how you sleep at night is beyond anything I can understand.. But hey its not you so what does it matter right??
Your a volunteer and your obligation was to help the less fortunate thru the hars times just be glad your not me I never told y'all to off
Bill Yancey · 5 out of 5 stars · 4 years ago
A brother in Christ had an accident and could not afford to even be seen by a local dentist. I heard about this clinic and let my brother know about the clinic. He called and was able to get help the very same day. I praise God for this clinic and for all the volunteers that help provide this service. Thank you for your service.
wanttopreach · 5 out of 5 stars · 3 years ago
I was the one that had the teath knocked out that Bill Yancy talked of. No dentist would see me on an emergency basis because I had no insurance and they would not let me pay it out! The clinic pulled the teath, removed bone fragments, and sewed my gums up at no charge. Jesus bless them!!!
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About Mountain Home Christian Clinic
Mountain Home Christian Clinic is a faith-based, non-profit clinic in Mountain Home, Arkansas, that provides free medical, dental, vision, pharmacy, and mental health services to people in the Twin Lakes Area who cannot afford or access traditional healthcare. Founded in 2000, the clinic relies on volunteer licensed professionals and community donations to offer its services at no cost to qualifying patients.
According to the clinic's own website, its dental program offers free dental evaluations and extractions by appointment, provided by a team of volunteer dentists who normally practice at other local dental offices. The website does not describe implant placement, All-on-4, or full-arch procedures as services offered at the clinic, so patients interested in dental implants should call ahead to confirm what dental treatments are currently available.
Meet the Doctors
Dental care at the clinic is provided by volunteer dentists, including Dr. Austin Wilkie, Dr. Jacob Mitchell, Dr. Brad Coleman, and Dr. Greg DeRose of North Arkansas Dental Group, Dr. Hunter Thomas of Bull Shoals Family Dental, Dr. Seth Sullivant and Dr. John Sullivant of Sullivant Dental Group, Dr. Caroline Crawford of Crawford Dental Care, and Dr. Mike Risk and Dr. Hunter Rawls.
