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Low Income Clinics Nearby

• Lachc Anne Douglas Center (lam)

  • Location: Los Angeles, CA - 90013 | 0 mile away
  • Contact Phone: (213) 893-1960
  • Details: Our satellite clinic at the Anne Douglas Center for Women, part of the Los Angeles Mission, provides women-centered health care and assistance. This location provides medical, dental and chiropractic services as part of both daily services and 12-month rehabilitation programs.
• Center For Community Health Downtown Los Angeles

  • Location: Los Angeles, CA - 90013 | 0.1 mile away
  • Contact Phone: (213) 486-4050
  • Details: JWCH Institute Inc. is a private non-profit health agency that was established as the Attending Staff Association of the John Wesley County Hospital in 1960 by concerned L.A. County physicians. These staff physicians sought to establish an agency that could obtain additional funds to support and augment patient care, education, and research at the John Wesley facility. When the hospital was demolished in 1979, the agency continued its efforts to assist LA County patients, but the name was no longer relevant and was subsequently changed to JWCH Institute Inc.
• Ucla Primary Health Clinic

  • Location: Los Angeles, CA - 90013 | 0.2 mile away
  • Contact Phone: (213) 347-6300
  • Details: Men and women struggling to survive on the streets also suffer from common ailments like colds, the flu, or other illnesses. Others face the more difficult challenges of keeping conditions such as diabetes or high blood pressure under control. Because people experiencing homelessness have few places to turn for help, it’s not uncommon for simple medical problems like these to become life-threatening. That’s why the UCLA Primary Health Clinic at URM was established in 1983. This nurse-managed clinic is licensed by the State of California as a Community Health Center and is part of the National Health Care for the Homeless Program. It is one of only a few full-time clinics in the Los Angeles area devoted to caring for the primary medical needs of people experiencing homelessness. Most of our patients have no health insurance or ability to pay for health care services. All services at the center are provided free of charge. The clinic averages more than 6,000 patient visits each year.
• Usc Dental Clinic

  • Location: Los Angeles, CA - 90013 | 0.2 mile away
  • Contact Phone: (213) 347-6300
  • Details: Dental problems such as persistent pain, tooth loss, and gum disease can cause relentless suffering among men, women, and children experiencing homelessness. That’s why the University of Southern California School of Dentistry opened a clinic at URM in 1999. Faculty, students, and interns from the USC School of Dentistry coordinate all patient services. The six-chair Dental Clinic provides comprehensive care completely free of charge and conducts more than 5,000 dental-care visits per year. These services are not offered to URM guests alone - we have opened the doors of our Dental Clinic to all the neighboring shelters and programs serving underprivileged people in the downtown Los Angeles area. We are also the only dental clinic on Skid Row to offer care to children.
• Lachc Midnight Mission

  • Location: Los Angeles, CA - 90014 | 0.2 mile away
  • Contact Phone: (213) 893-1960
  • Details: We are called to follow Christ by loving and serving our neighbors through comprehensive, quality healthcare. Our vision is the healing and restoration of homeless and underserved communities.
• Downtown L.a. Cada Center

  • Location: Los Angeles, CA - 90013 | 0.2 mile away
  • Contact Phone: (213) 626-6411
  • Details: Los Angeles Centers for Alcohol and Drug Abuse (L.A. CADA) is a licensed and certified substance use and behavioral treatment provider by the State of California Department of Health Care Services and the County of Los Angeles Department of Public Health - Substance Abuse Prevention and Control. We treat persons with addiction and behavioral problems by providing client-centered, trauma-informed, recovery-orientated services, offered
by a committed, caring and qualified staff of licensed, certified and registered professionals. L.A. CADA offers critical services across a wide continuum of care and treatment, including outpatient, intensive outpatient and residential programs. This full continuum of addiction care is available for men and women, ages 18 and over. Services to adolescents, ages 12–17, in an outpatient setting are also available.
• Jwch Institute, Inc. Enhanced Services Program (esp)

  • Location: Los Angeles, CA - 90021 | 0.2 mile away
  • Contact Phone: (213) 372-5963
  • Details: JWCH Institute Inc. is a private non-profit health agency that was established as the Attending Staff Association of the John Wesley County Hospital in 1960 by concerned L.A. County physicians. These staff physicians sought to establish an agency that could obtain additional funds to support and augment patient care, education, and research at the John Wesley facility. When the hospital was demolished in 1979, the agency continued its efforts to assist LA County patients, but the name was no longer relevant and was subsequently changed to JWCH Institute Inc.
• Wesley Health Centers - San Julian Oasis Recuperative Care Program

  • Location: Los Angeles, CA - 90014 | 0.3 mile away
  • Contact Phone: (213) 559-4616
  • Details: Wesley is one of the largest homeless health care providers in Los Angeles County and provides specialized care and programming aimed at caring for the unique needs of our patients experiencing homelessness. We provide these services at our dedicated one-stop-shop homeless health care clinics, mini-clinics co-located within housing, at our recuperative care facilities, and through our innovative street medicine program which travels beyond the traditional clinic walls to deliver care right where our patients need it. Our homeless health locations are friendly and welcoming and offer patients access to the full suite of comprehensive health care services as well as specialized services such as food pantry, shower facilities, mail room, housing navigation, among others. The Recuperative Care programs provides bed space for 236 patients. Patients must be homeless, have an acute medical condition, and medically and physically stable. This respite program provides medical care, case management, personal care, 3 meals per day, access to long-term housing resources and placement, and reunification services for clients who have fallen out of touch with their family or support network. Wesley also provides these patients with transportation to and from medical visits and to specialists and other social services agencies in the County.
• Sjwcfc East Compton Community Health Center At Casa Dominguez

  • Location: East Rancho Dominguez, CA - 90221 | 0.5 mile away
  • Contact Phone: (310) 604-5000
  • Details: St. John’s Well Child and Family Center (SJWCFC) is an independent 501(c)(3) community health center. We serve patients of all ages through a network of Federally Qualified Health Centers and school-based clinics that span the breadth of Central and South Los Angeles and Compton. Our work, however, goes far beyond the traditional health care model to embrace the broader concept of well-being. In addition to providing a broad array of primary care services, we place a high priority on developing supportive services to address families’ educational, socio-economic, and mental health needs. This is accomplished through outreach, health education, child development and literacy education, case management, insurance enrollment, and mental health assessments. We have and continue to establish strong partnerships with health, educational, social service and development agencies to deliver a wide range of services that are responsive to community needs.
• Guadalupe Homeless Project

  • Location: Los Angeles, CA - 90033 | 1 mile away
  • Contact Phone: (323) 604-9985
  • Details: The Guadalupe Homeless Project (GHP) was founded by community residents in 1988, when they decided to open the doors to their most sacred space - Dolores Mission Church - so that unhoused refugee families could sleep there.