December 1, 2011 We raised over $38,000! Thanks so much to all of our patrons, purchasers and volunteers!... Continue
2011 Benefit Auction Artists — Live Auction and Buy-Now!
November 3, 2011 We are excited to have these local artists be a part of our auction this year! Goto our live auction preview. Sidonie Villere Luis Cruz Azaceta Justin Forbes Rachel Jones Stephen Hoskins Dan Tague Gina Phillips Raine Bedsole Jose Maria Cundin Teresa Cole Stephen Paul Day Monica Zeringue Kathleen Banton Anita Cooke Elizabeth Shannon Srdjan ... Continue
ARTDOCS Art Auction 2011
October 16, 2011 This year, in addition to a live auction on November 17th, we are also offering buy-now artwork which is available for purchase on this website and will be displayed at the event. You may purchase this buy-now artwork from our buy-now gallery! On the morning of the 17th these pieces will no longer be available for ... Continue
Caring For The Creative Soul
ARTDOCS provides healthcare services to full-time artists in the New Orleans area who are uninsured or under-insured and whose income falls below twice the 2010 federal poverty level ($10,830/year). This means any uninsured artist in New Orleans who lives alone and currently earns less than $21,660 qualifies for the program. ARTDOCS will cover 100% of the cost of medical office visits with a family physician, including any associated diagnostic/lab fees and in-office procedures.
All of our patient medical care is coordinated by a single provider at a single location: the Daughters of the Charity St. Cecelia Medical Center at 1030 Lesseps street in the Bywater neighborhood. More information about the clinic can be found here.
Our new dental services use the same eligibility criteria, but are not comprehensive. Inquiries about specific procedures and financial discounts can be answered by personnel at either of the Daughters of Charity Clinics (Bywater or Carrollton locations).
To become a new client or make general inquiries, please call: 504-827-2833. If you have a medical emergency, call 911 or seek services at a local emergency room.