What Drives Us

Wildflower Healthcare provides free, high-quality dental and medical care to underserved, uninsured adult residents in St. Johns County.

Volunteer health professionals provide high-quality, compassionate care and health education through clinics and community outreach programs within our community.

Wildflower Healthcare plays a critical role in our community as the only free dental and medical clinic in St Johns County.

OUR MISSION is to ensure free access to high-quality, compassionate healthcare that improves the lives of uninsured adult residents in St. Johns County.

OUR VISION is to be recognized as a significant and valued contributor to the health and wellbeing of the people we serve in our community.

Wildflower Healthcare maintains that building and sustaining diversity requires an ongoing commitment to inclusion that must find full expression in our organizational culture, values, norms, and behaviors. throughout our work, we support diversity across all lines of difference, including age, economic circumstance, ethnicity, sex, race, range of ability, religion, sexual orientation, and gender identity/expression. We aim to lead by example, viewing and encouraging diversity as a fundamental and abiding strength of St John’s County.

Our History

In 1995, Good Samaritan Healthcare (GSHC) began providing free dental and medical services to underserved, uninsured residents through medical clinics held at St. Cyprian’s Episcopal Church and dental clinics held at St. Johns County Health Department.

In conjunction with New Mt. Moriah Christian Ministry in West Augustine and the St. Johns County Health Department, GSHC created the Wildflower Project in 2007.

In response to the community’s need for adult dental care, GSHC partnered with Anastasia Baptist Church and the Emergency Services Homeless Coalition to hold a five-day, mobile dental clinic for underserved, uninsured residents in 2007.

The GSHC Board of Directors initiated a capital campaign to raise funds to build a permanent facility for dental and medical services. New Mt. Moriah Christian Ministry donated land on Herbert Street for the Wildflower Clinic. The community response was tremendous. Thanks to generous donors the clinic opened debt-free and began patient care in January 2010.

2018, the GSHC board rebranded the Wildflower Clinic as Wildflower Healthcare to reflect the scope of services offered beyond a single clinic location and to highlight our greater community impact.