Lifelong Immediate/Urgent Care - Berkeley - Berkeley Community Health Center

Low Income Clinics Nearby

• The Suitcase Clinic - The Women's Clinic

  • Location: Berkeley, CA - 94704 | 0.1 mile away
  • Contact Phone: (510) 423-3659
  • Details: The idea for the Women’s Clinic began in fall of 1996. During that time, there was steady discussion of specifically reaching out to women and children, who normally comprised a minority at the regular Tuesday night General Clinic. The reason for this most likely stems from the fact that the General Clinic is open during the evening, and is therefore unsafe or inconvenient for that particular population to utilize. In an effort to address these concerns, a expansion of the General Clinic was put into place on Monday afternoons at the Berkeley Free Clinic drop-in center. After a semester-long trial run, it was found that the new ‘Expansion Clinic’ was not accomplishing its original goals. Following a six month hiatus of re-planning, the new drop-in center was re-opened at the Dwight Way Women’s Shelter in the spring of 1998.
• Berkeley High School Health Center

  • Location: Berkeley, CA - 94704 | 0.3 mile away
  • Contact Phone: (510) 644-6965
  • Details: Since 1991, the Berkeley High School Health Center has offered free and confidential medical, health education, and mental health services to all students at Berkeley High School, students of Independent Studies, and Berkeley Technology Academy.
• Berkeley Technology Academy (b-tech) Health Center

  • Location: Berkeley, CA - 94704 | 0.3 mile away
  • Contact Phone: (510) 644-6159
  • Details: As of January 2009, a new Health Center opened up at the Berkeley Technology Academy to serve B-Tech students.
• Berkeley Free Clinic

  • Location: Berkeley, CA - 94704 | 0.4 mile away
  • Contact Phone: (510) 548-2570
  • Details: At Berkeley Free Clinic, we provide free medical care because we believe healthcare is a fundamental human right, not a profit-driven industry. Our mission is to ensure everyone has access to compassionate, dignified healthcare, regardless of their ability to pay. We empower our community with basic knowledge about their bodies, fostering informed decision-making and self-advocacy.
• The Suitcase Clinic - The Youth Clinic

  • Location: Berkeley, CA - 94704 | 0.5 mile away
  • Contact Phone: (510) 423-3303
  • Details: In July 1997, the Berkeley Chaplaincy to the Homeless began a drop-in center for homeless youth that now serves 20-50 youth per day. Their services include food, recreation, counseling, advocacy and health care. This program has been extremely successful at establishing trust with the youth and providing needed services. In 1998, the Chaplaincy approached the Suitcase Clinic, a UC Berkeley-sponsored, student- and volunteer-run organization with a request to assist in the establishment of a homeless youth-focused health services clinic and drop-in center similar to the existing Suitcase Clinic sites. The Suitcase Clinic and several other organizations worked to recruit a multidisciplinary team of volunteers and paid staff to provide health and social services, advocacy, and counseling together under one roof for a weekly evening drop-in center for homeless and street-identified youth. Over $10,000 in funds were secured for the Youth Clinic project and partners have made commitments to participate in this effort. The Suitcase Clinic was proud to open the doors to its Youth Clinic in September of 2000, making it the most recent of our drop-in centers. The Youth Clinic strives to provide culturally appropriate and youth accessible services to homeless and street-identified youth which simultaneously increases their opportunities for positive social and physical well-being.
• The Suitcase Clinic - The General Clinic

  • Location: Berkeley, CA - 94704 | 0.5 mile away
  • Contact Phone: (510) 269-7242
  • Details: The General Clinic is the oldest of the Suitcase Clinic’s three drop-in centers targeting low-income and homeless populations in Berkeley, receiving up to fifty clients per night on average. For over twenty years, the General Clinic has been a safe and successful place for homeless individuals to receive medical or other professional services, to pick up hygiene supplies, to talk to a lawyer, or just to hang out with Berkeley students.
• William Byron Rumford Medical Clinic

  • Location: Berkeley, CA - 94702 | 0.9 mile away
  • Contact Phone: (510) 549-3166
  • Services: Ambulatory Adult Medical Care
• Lifelong Medical Care - Berkeley Dental Care

  • Location: Berkeley, CA - 94703 | 1 mile away
  • Contact Phone: (510) 280-6080
  • Details: LifeLong Medical Care is a nonprofit community health center network. We provide high-quality medical, dental, and behavioral health services to people of all ages regardless of ability to pay or immigration status. We assist patients with enrolling in social services and benefit programs such as Medi-Cal and SNAP (Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program). Patients of LifeLong Medical Care have access to a wide variety of providers, wellness programs, and other resources.
• Lifelong Medical Care - Over 60 Health Center

  • Location: Berkeley, CA - 94702 | 1.2 miles away
  • Contact Phone: (510) 981-4100
  • Details: Think of Over 60 as LifeLong’s “flagship” health center. Over 60 was the brainchild of the Gray Panthers, who in 1976 created a clinic in Berkeley that would fill the unmet need for healthcare for low-income senior citizens. It would be 20 years before Over 60 would merge with Berkeley Primary Care Access Clinic to form LifeLong Medical Care. Today, Over 60 has 2,280 patients on its roster, with about 500+ of them transferring from Ashby Health Center, which closes its doors in February.
• Lifelong School-based Health Center - Rosa Parks Elementary School

  • Location: Berkeley, CA - 94710 | 1.4 miles away
  • Contact Phone: (510) 883-5230
  • Details: Our School-Based Health Centers provide age-appropriate comprehensive medical, health education, and youth development services to youth during and after school hours. Our services are aimed at helping students come to school ready to learn and exceed at school. Clinics are open to all students, regardless of income or healthcare coverage.