Weill Cornell Community Clinic - New York Low Cost Clinic
505 E. 70th St
New York NY, 10065
Contact Phone:(646) 962-9222
Clinic Details:The Weill Cornell Community Clinic (WCCC) is a student-led initiative aimed at providing high-quality and equitable health care to uninsured individuals in New York City. We offer comprehensive primary healthcare services, including preventive care, treatment for acute and chronic conditions, and referrals to appropriate and affordable specialty services. We aim to extend healthcare access to underprivileged populations, while encouraging the spirit of volunteerism and philanthropy among our medical students and faculty.
Services:Primary Healthcare Services, including Preventive Care, Treatment for Acute and Chronic Conditions, and Referrals to appropriate and affordable specialty services.
Remarks:Urban Area, Permanent Clinic, Year-Round
Operation Hours:Mon: 5:00pm-8:00pm
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