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  Writer wrote:

I am a volunteer at BVMI and can attest to how powerfully they leverage their donations, both in-kind and monetary, and I can vouch for the serious dedication of both their paid and volunteer staff. This place runs like a machine, has the best executive... more »

  ddneering wrote:

The Shelter Assocation has been an important part of the Washtenaw Community for over 26 years. I am impressed with their mission "ending homelessness one person at a time." I have been espeically impressed with the staff who work day to day with... more »

  bradberry7ofus wrote:

I have visited Guiding Star many times and had the privilege of meeting many of the wonderful staff that work there. I highly recommend their services for women in all stages of life and their families. Thanks for all you do. more »

  SindyL wrote:

This review was collected by the Mary's Center staff through an offline review form and inputted by a GreatNonprofits intern. more »

  L Thieme wrote:

For the holidays this year, we decided to get a goat, through the HHF in honor of all the kids in our family. Every year we try to do something to both honor the kids & to help them realize that there are so many people out there who are less fortunate... more »

  pruetta wrote:

This is a fabulous shelter. They did an excellent job of providing us support when we adopted our lab mix in the summer of 2002. The visit at the shelter was engaging and positive. The follow up home visit was great. They provided follow up support... more »

  Charles K.1 wrote:

To reach out to others even when needed Diaspora and beyond keep the spirit and faith more »

  Jennifer212 wrote:

Hope Clinic is a nondenominational Christian ministry that provides free medical and dental care to those without insurance in southeast Michigan. It also provides a food pantry, meals, and other social services assistance with an emphasis on health.... more »

  Grateful_Patient wrote:

I wanted to give feedback about Dr. Parish and how much she and the clinic helped me. Before coming to Health For All, I was struggling with sciatic pain, was unable to work due to intense pain, and was dependent on tramadol. At my first visit to HFA... more »

  Wilhamina wrote:

I feel like my donation goes to real need and is administered well. more »

  linorrin wrote:

"I want to be sure you know what incredible staff and volunteer doctors you have at MobileMed. I'm very fortunate and grateful to be under your care. Thank you for all you do for me and all your patients." more »

  DrAmy wrote:

Medical Missionaries, Inc. is an organization that is truly dedicated to helping the poorest of the poor in Haiti. They have a long history of helping in the country and have spent tireless hours building sustainable healthcare resources in a country... more »

  NazirAlexandra wrote:

We are constantly on the move to serve our community and love on each and every one of the people we come across! Even during the COVID outbreak, we are on the move to make sure families are fed. more »

  mark14 wrote:

i have been involved with Pro Mujer for several years now as a very vocal supporter and donor. three years ago i had the opportunity to see first hand how they work with women in latin america. i went on a Pro Mujer field trip to Peru. what truly impressed... more »

  eyeseeyouVolunteer wrote:

Poor communication with volunteers and among each other. There is a lack of cultural sensitivity, a very rude Program Director and staff who yell at each other and the volunteers. I would never donate my time volunteering with this organization... more »

  bleblanc wrote:

Directed towards the working uninsured, this is a great program for those who want to help themselves and willing to take responsibility for their lives and health. The model which includes a Health Coach to help the patinet understand and change unhealthy... more »

  Nancy 7210 wrote:

Human Health Project is a great organization with a vision to deliver personal solutions to complex health issues. Working for this organization has been fulfilling and very rewarding. It is rare to find a more dedicated group of volunteers, led by Dr.... more »

  sboticki wrote:

I am a donor and a board member of this organization. They are working every day to make sure that all Racine County residents have access to medical and dental care regardsless of their economic status. Alison, her team, and all of the volunteer providers... more »

  bsims wrote:

VHC is one of the best non-profits around, their mission is truly making a difference in the lives of those they serve. VHC and their dedicated staff, board and volunteers work tirelessly to improve the quality of life of residents in the Greater Baton... more »

  victoria.valikova wrote:

I founded Health & Help with my best friend because I believe that people should not die from treatable diseases. We believe that our work is valuable. Every year, in two non-profit clinics in Guatemala and Nicaragua, we treat thousands of people, and... more »

  stephenb wrote:

Not only does the Free Clinic of Southwest Washington provide necessary urgent care to those in need, but it has also given me the opportunity to advance my college education through an internship that will help me with a future career. Through them... more »

  Kearaquijano wrote:

I have been volunteering at the clinic for just 3 weeks now and it has been more rewarding than I could have imagined. The clinic is filled with amazing volunteers that show up everyday with a positive attitude ready to work as a team to tackle the day... more »

  Lucy wrote:

My daughter, Renee, lives and works in Haiti at Wings of Hope a home for both physically and mentally handicapped children. I have been there several times when the group of Healing Hands are at Wings of Hope. They are a great bunch of people and do... more »

  stephanie18 wrote:

My mother owes her life to this nonprofit organization. She was able to be admitted to the hospital through the emergency department because this is a service offered by Wheeling Health Right. Dr. Commerci, her family physician, consulted a surgeon... more »

  Trazanna H. wrote:

San Jose Clinic fills a gap in the greater Houston community. There are far too many people with limited access to healthcare and education. more »

  katydatz wrote:

I serve as a Development Director of a Free Clinic. I recently worked with a patient to access medications through RxPartnership. Without the cooperation from RxP, we would not be able to provide this patient with access to medication critical to his... more »

  bahoughton wrote:

The St. Petersburg Free Clinic focuses on meeting basic needs -- food, shelter and medical care. In my experience, The Free Clinic is a VERY good steward of its resources. Programs include a Food Bank serving the Clinic's programs and 50 other agencies,... more »

  hldec2012 wrote:

I found this internship opportunity by just searching online. I loved that you could choose the from a variety of months and how it was not limited to a short amount of time during only one point of the year. Since I work full time I chose to go in December... more »

  cabernet123 wrote:

I have been a volunteer for Charlotte Maxwell for two years. This is a wonderful family of passionate care givers of every stripe. The staff, the board, the volunteers all exude deep commitment to helping women who are having the challenge of their... more »

  NicoletteMunoz wrote:

The Free Clinic of Simi Valley is one of the most amazing charities ever! Talk about the biggest bang for you charity dollar. The Free Clinic continues to serve more and more people each year on a flat budget, with almost all of the services... more »

  scnameth wrote:

The LA Gay and Lesbian Center's Family Services Program has done so much for our family. After my partner and I had our daughter, we found that we were the minority in all parent and me groups (MOMS Club, Gymboree, Music Together) or the only lesbian... more »

  Sistersharon wrote:

An unbelievable organization...dedicated doctors, nurses, staff. They provide one of the greatest services in our community. Not only are they keeping patients well, but they are terrific educators. How lucky we are to have this organization... more »

  callinglob wrote:

Best place EVER to spend my free time! The staff is always fun to be around and they treat the homeless like the REAL PEOPLE they are with real stories. They never look down on them. more »

  AudAssist wrote:

It's such a joy working with the staff here. The patients are happy to have been helped and most especially have restored hearing. Patients are able to receive hearing aids and services at a discount in exchange for volunteer hours. I am always inspired... more »

  Ann E wrote:

The Gloucester Mathews Free Clinic began in 1998 in a less then 1,200 square foot building designed a a doctor's office. The first year we served 200 patients by 2011 that number had increased to 2,000, still in that same building which is now in deplorable... more »

  tbajaj wrote:

This organization goes above and beyond just helping people in need. It also supports the spiritual uplifting of individuals. There are many organization with worthy efforts but very few with a combined goal of providing material and spiritual help/health... more »

  lmgwinnett wrote:

Good Samaritan Health Center is a wonderful organization. They provide so much to so many people and are an amazing organization in Gwinnett County. more »

  ipswichamy wrote:

I've been volunteering at MBT for years. My 3 children love to help out in the kitchen and serving the clients. It is a great activity that makes one and all feel good. more »

  laurel45 wrote:

My son, who is almost 14 years old, and has mild to moderate physical and cognitive disabilities, has been receiving speech therapy at SRCLC for as long as I can remember. He has speech and language difficulties related to low muscle tone and developmental... more »

  Glenn D Warren wrote:

Of all of the non-profit organizations that I have worked with, Good Sam does by far more with its resources in meeting the needs of individuals in need in the Atlanta community. The health care provided is as good as the best health care in Atlanta,... more »

  barbara35 wrote:

I have worked for MGA for more than two and a half years. I am proud of the work that we do in Western Pennsylvania. I can't think of anything I would rather be doing than caring for the medical, social, and emotional well-being of people with myasthenia... more »

  tricia wrote:

CVHN is a grassroots organization that was formed to help our most vulnerable population-Children. Each child is precious and receives the same care a paying client would receive through our volunteer providers. Medical,dental and mental healthcare... more »

  carol-ryan wrote:

As a Public Health department, we work collaboratively with this greatr program and it is made all the difference for the children in Sullivan County. The County went from not having any quality dental care for low income children to having high quality... more »

  Carol36 wrote:

We are proud that We Care, celebrating 18 years of service, continues to serve the residents of Lake County. This very active and growing nonprofit has been a critical partner to the ten free and sliding scale clinics located in Lake County, providing... more »

  johnmcarter wrote:

I've had the privilege to serve with Heaven's Reach on two occasions and am grateful for those opportunities to see the marvelous work they do for the people of Honduras. From teaching sustainable agricultural methods, managing medical clinics, and planting... more »

  simone wrote:

I have had the pleasure of volunteering a few times as a provider at the HealthFinders Collaborative Clinic. In my opinion, this clinic is very well run and very organized. The staff are always respectable, polite, and very easy to work with. Truly, professionalism... more »

  jilltime wrote:

I have been volunteering at WACS almost 1 1/2 years. I love the different opportunities from Food Pantry, to Clothes Closet, Anytime room and greeter. The hours to volunteer are flexible to meet your schedule whether that means multiple times a week... more »

  Aballou wrote:

With over 170 volunteers already we’re able to help so many in our community. We’re growing and need many more hands to help. more »

  juliacei wrote:

About three years ago I had the opportunity to volunteer for Sonrisas dental clinic at one of their dental screenings at a local elementary school, it was wonderful, over 150 students were screened and each child that had a serious dental "issue" was... more »

  Valerie wrote:

Through my employment with another non-profit agency in Jacksonville, I worked closely with the Sulzbacher Center. They do an excellent job providing the needed services for the homeless, especially as the economy worsens and more people are in need of... more »

  beth20 wrote:

My memories of working both a volunteer and staff at the Free Medical Clinic will always be a part of who I am. I was able to see the best in people through the students, physicians, staff and other volunteers who did not just donate their time, but their... more »

  kmg255 wrote:

A great offering; had them come give skin cancer checks to our staff onsite one day and they were easy to work with and people loved the service. Nice to know that us paying for it also helps keep it running for it's charity events. more »

  barbara-henry wrote:

"Families First provides much-needed medical and dental care to people who might not otherwise receive it. The agency does this in a very efficient manner, serving 5,500 people annually on a budget of about $4 million. Those who can pay for the services... more »

  lopezsalm wrote:

ODIM graciously hosted a team of graduate students that I volunteered with in Guatemala in 2012. ODIM is an outstanding organization that places the health, autonomy and respect for the local community they serve above all else. ODIM does a great job... more »

  SDMangold wrote:

As the President of a non-profit, which has a mission in Africa, I pay close attention to other, similar groups. People For Haiti is one of the finest non-profit organizations I have ever witnessed. The leadership is outstanding; the commitment is pure;... more »

  Jennifer J.8 wrote:

I joined HACA on a trip to Haiti in December 2015. The dedication the organization has to helping the underprivileged of Haiti was warming to see. We spent days gathering and organizing canned goods, school supplies, food, and more into care packages.... more »

  hgc101 wrote:

HEALS is a great organization that is dedicated to helping low income children by providing medical and health services. The passion and dedication that their team of volunteers and employees show is incredible. They work tirelessly raising money and... more »

  crk9551 wrote:

Open Arms Free Clinic is an outstanding free health center for residents of Walworth County Wisconsin that cannot afford health insurance. It is staffed totally by volunteers including the doctors and nurses. We opened in November of 2012 and now have... more »

  Gaddini43 wrote:

I am absolutely thrilled to share my heartfelt and enthusiastic rave review for The Lobiko Initiative. This exceptional non-profit organization has truly captured our family's respect for their remarkable efforts in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.... more »

  Matt42 wrote:

Ad+ World Health is a great organization and I fully believe in their mission. I have personally worked with a few of the board members and they are the most hard working people i know. more »

  clari wrote:

Volunteering for Kindness for the World has been a great experience. Helping kids improve their education and meet personal goals is incredibly satisfying. Kindness for the World believe in matching volunteers with tasks that meet individual skills and... more »

  lgc1811 wrote:

I've been a volunteer at the Clinic for over 15 years and have witnessed great things! They have saved lives! They support the patients with free medical, dental, medications, and behavioral health. Without the Clinic, many patients would have no where... more »

  Alicia01 wrote:

Kingdom Full Gospel Church has been serving the community for many years. Weekly meals are served on Wednesday's from 11-1. Not only did I received a free meal, I was offered fruits and vegetable's. We are encouraged when we attend. Information is... more »

  Stacecody wrote:

Such a dedicated and generous organization serving the patients of the Charleston Dorchester Mental Health Center! more »

  Neale B. wrote:

I write this as a board member, but regardless of that, I must say that this has been an exciting year for AMEDICAusa, far exceeding what one might expect. The programs have found wide acceptance, enthusiasm and acclaim from the recipients, as... more »

  goodheart wrote:

The Rinehart Clinic's worthy mission is not supported by sound business practices. Really do your homework on this organization. Donating elsewhere is the soundest advice I can give. more »

  Rebecca wrote:

As pediatric nurse practitioner, I have volunteered in providing direct health care to children in this clinic. At times children are caught in the transitions that families may have during a crisis, i.e., a sudden move or loss of income to the family.... more »

  Rica B. wrote:

It is a wonderful experience planting the seed of giving back to students and volunteering amongst colleagues who give their time to change the world. We at every level and every area of specialty have the power to do so. more »

  ManojKumar wrote:

Collaborating with Caare has been very beneficial. With the help of their healthcare technology we are in the process of establishing fully integrated assisted Telemedicine Clinics in the rural areas of Thiruvananthapuram District. Their technology will... more »

  GreenShag wrote:

The Snake River Community Clinic (SRCC) will be starting its 10th year October 2009. It has filled the gap of health care for uninsured, medically needy with one paid staff member (their director) and an entirely VOLUNTEER health care provider staff,... more »

  DTCare wrote:

A photo from DTCare’s multilingual FREE community school in Monte Lirio, Panama more »

  rlrr wrote:

Ever since 1995 I owned a small business and I had health insurance. In early 2008 work was getting scarce and I had to cancel the insurance because of the lack of work. Around the same time I needed health care so i somehow remembered that Catherine's... more »

  Writer wrote:

Terrible medical facility. The staff is friendly but a friends cancer was misdiagnosed. I can't get my labs done because they wouldn't even try to work with me saying they are not a public blood draw facility. Why not a community blood draw? It's all... more »

  jbrannen3 wrote:

The mission of PediPlace is to make healthcare a reality for every kid. How do we do that with so many uninsured and underinsured children? Well, we have to start at the local level and PediPlace does that. Instead of going to an emergency room just... more »

  futuro wrote:

Re organized new officers and Board of Directors located at 190 S Fairmont Blvd Ansheim CA 92808 Currently in process to acquire new property to buil clinic. Pre School restore the scholarship program and continues to buil small homes for the... more »

  SPaschall wrote:

I have been involved with the East Liberty Family Health Care Center since its beginnings in 1982 when I served as the initial administrator. From that beginning with a physician, a nurse and me (social worker and administrator) the East Liberty Family... more »

  Writer wrote:

American Indian Health and Family Services of Southeastern Mi, Inc., is providing very important services for so many individuals who would have difficulty meeting all forms of social and health needs. Thank you.Many of my students would not... more »

  ringdiam wrote:

A wonderful service to our community. As a Board member I can attest to the incredible integrity, ability and commitment of staff - medical and administrative - to serving those in need. Community Clinics are often overlooked as the essential providers... more »

  Wildcatter wrote:

Healing Hands is a wonderful place that I would be very sick without them. I have diabetes and I cannot afford my medicine. They help me to see the doctor for a low amount and helped me get my insulin for no cost on a patient program. They treat me... more »

  dave wrote:

The staff at the catalyst foundation is always helping everyone in need, with a good attitude, they're making the community a better place for everyone by teaching good values trough actions, not only words. more »

  Marguerite N. wrote:

The therapy is so bad . The group leader is so unskilled, possibly to the point of being dangerous. more »

  Chad D. wrote:

A great charity that does a wonderful job of giving back to the community. Is a great service that is much needed. more »

  mobileUser416081 wrote:

Staff was very professional more »

  jefferyaclanton wrote:

The HANDS Clinic is more than you would ever expect. They offer medical AND dental. They also added women's health services and mental health recently. They already offer free primary and dental care to people in Saint Lucie County who are low-income... more »

  SMeyerMD wrote:

The Community Health Resource Center (CHRC) is a remarkable gem hidden in the corner of the California Pacific Medical Center Professional building at 2100 Webster street. This care center focuses on the essentials of everyday well-being with an emphasis... more »

  AlexHall88 wrote:

Loved it here. I gave a ride to a young girl to and from this facility. They have such a friendly and accomodating staff. They made this poor, young girl feel better. more »

  ugood2go wrote:

Love the fact I can walk in anytime and get help. I don’t need to fill forms and wait months to see the doctor or my therapist. I was able to walk in and get food and clothes for my family no forms, no questions and without any judgement. more »

  porsche wrote:

Excellent health care. Kind, understanding, accepting and provides very good care to myself and my family, friends. Very comfortable and easy to schedule appointments. Wonderful employees and a stellar Dr. on staff! Doesn't feel stuffy or institutional,... more »

  drksepia wrote:

Pathways does really amazing work. They serve the LGBT community very well. They place special emphasis on those with HIV/AIDS. Also, the LGBT community is well-represented on their board . I don't just believe in Pathways enough to write a review. Rather,... more »

  dave1900 wrote:

Bartz-Altadonna Community Health Center provides a wide variety of services to the community of the antelope valley, the staff is very professional and caring. They genuinely care for the health of their patients and always follow up on high risk patients.... more »

  genusbolloxed wrote:

I've been a client at the APT foundation on Ella T. Grasso in New Haven, CT for over 4 years. They may have " strengthened their funds balance", but their quality of service has dramatically decreased. Councilors repeatedly do not answer phone calls and... more »

  Ruchi G. wrote:

I have been volunteering with Community Health Chicago dental clinic since July 2017 and completed 290 hours of service this month. The joy of providing free dental care to those who need it the most is what motivates me to continue with them. more »

  madisonp wrote:

I am in middle school and have been volunteering at the clinic for a couple of years. The clinic is a place where I have seen people get excellent care from a staff that is super to work with. Family Health Partnership Clinic is a place where people... more »

  laura.edwards wrote:

Advance Community Health provides quality comprehensive health services to the communities it serves,where ability to pay is not a barrier to care. ACH is community focused and serves all, including vulnerable populations that experience disproportionate... more »

  chicoc wrote:

I was handled very poorly and in a degrading way. I needed very specific and short term help. Didn't happen. Beyond rude. more »

  viking52 wrote:

The North Country Children's Clinic is an organization built on the believe that all children are equal and each one deserves the best treatment available regardless of ability to pay. The staff at the Clinic treat each child with sincerety and love as... more »

  dcarnevale_1975 wrote:

Volunteering at the Rhode Island Free Clinic has been one of the best professional experiences of my career. First, contributing to the mission and work of the clinic is inherently rewarding and fulfilling as you are helping the organization provide comprehensive... more »

  esflowers wrote:

I came to Christ Community 5 years after an aneurysm burst and I was starting physical therapy. They began treating me for chronic migraines, high blood pressure and depression. The decision to go to Christ Community was one of the best decisions I have... more »

  Writer wrote:

Operation Walk VA is an amazing organization!! I joined the team 4 years ago and have become more an more involved because I am so motivated by the Operation Walk mission and by the life changing services provided!! more »

  hermosa wrote:

La Familia Medical Center is the safety net of the Santa Fe community, providing medical, dental and behavioral health care to everyone regardless of their financial resources. more »

  Amy O. wrote:

I went to Muira Village in July 2009 and am going back July 2011 to assist in medical aid to a community that is in need for so much. The organization www.supportmuira.com did a wonderful job about planning my trip and preparing me for this amazing experience.... more »

  halloffamefilm wrote:

Love the work they do in the community they do a terrific job of helping others thank you St Vincent for helping the poor and needy more »

  19andrea64 wrote:

This group (13 Board Members and a host of Friends of the Board) has created a FREE medical clinic in 2 years! We are going to open this August as a set up/tear down site until our building is renovated (probably November). We will offer medical care,... more »

  calidesignerpups wrote:

I wouldnt donate to this Clinic because they do not know the meaning of the word compassion!!!! For the first time in 12 years I am without pain medicine because I pissed them off by sending an email to the medical association! The worst care I have ever... more »

  Michelle wrote:

This is a wonderful organization made up of volunteers who willing support the local community with all aspects of HIV intervention. From free testing to an open pantry, they supply those is need with necessities they may otherwise not be able to afford.... more »

  Priscilla1226 wrote:

In 2010, I had no insurance, was unemployed after two back surgeries, was living in a homeless shelter and was diagnosed with pulmonary embolism (PE) after an ER trip/IP admit at Chester County Hospital. Dr. Mary provided me outstanding follow-up care,... more »

  drussell247 wrote:

I became a client of Faith Family Clinic after being in an emergency situation where I believed I was having a heart attack back in February of 2012, the doctor at the hospital recommended this facility to me. At the time, I had no insurance and no primary... more »

  Lori191 wrote:

I started out with this organization way back in the beginning when Dr. Dale first talked of his dream to build the mobile medical clinic. I helped out with the fund raising committee when we were just doing car washes and dollar auctions. We'd make... more »

  Greg E.2 wrote:

Reach Out of Montgomery County has consistently provided help to the neediest in our community. It has also utilized a group of dedicated volunteers from the Dayton area to help our community. The staff at Reach Out consistently work hard to make accessing... more »

  wildheart wrote:

BEWARE Athens Neighborhood Health Center. I have never dealt with a health care organization, or health care providers, as uncaring, unprofessional and inept. It would take me all day to list just the major errors during the 10 months that I have been... more »

  ki wrote:

ICHS is one of the premier not-for-profit health services organization the provide actively-managed quality care to less privileged and elders to continue to stay healthy. more »

  345mlk wrote:

I had to go to the Pahoa clinic a few weeks ago and just wanted to say that the doctor out there was really great. The nurse that helped was also really kind. It was a good experience for me. I know it gets busy, but I didn't feel like I was being rushed... more »

  lighthouse wrote:

This organization provides first rate service and is an excellent organization for providing healthcare to indigent and often homeless youth. more »

  Connector wrote:

This is a great organization to volunteer for! They make you feel welcomed, always smiling and greet you at the door. They always take the time to say thank you for volunteering! They serve anyone regardless of where they reside. Currently they offer... more »

  Salwes wrote:

I have been a volunteer nurse for the past few years. All our doctors and nurses are volunteers - we serve uninsured people in the community. Many of our patients are immigrants so we have volunteer interpreters as well. Our patients are always appreciative... more »

  happyface wrote:

As a volunteer of Beach Health Clinic and resident of Virginia Beach, I must say that this place is truly a gem. There is not another charity, non-profit organization, or place in the city that is completely sustained by volunteers. The administrative... more »

  Denise Z. wrote:

As a volunteer for the Houston County Volunteer Medical Clinic, I discovered a wonderful resource for my community that I never knew existed. The doctors and nurses give of their time to see patients in the clinic. The atmosphere is warm and compassionate,... more »

  Sami Tariq wrote:

Heart to Heart International is an incredible nonprofit that truly makes a difference in communities around the world. Their dedication to disaster relief, medical aid distribution, and global health initiatives is inspiring. Whether responding to natural... more »

  Esmeralda1117 wrote:

One word "Grateful"One of the most caring clinics I have been too. The entire staff is courteous, professional and very knowledgeable. I am so happy to be a patient here and would not go anywhere else. more »

  Don K.1 wrote:

I serve on the Board of Community Health Alliance Foundation which raises funds to support the program and capital needs of Community Health Alliance. I am continuously impressed by the dedication of the CHA staff and their efforts to provide healthcare... more »

  The Scribbler wrote:

This is a great organization. It serves about 16,000 low income and uninsured folks with high quality health care. I volunteer there, so I know that the money is well spent -- people work hard for modest pay, the place is well run, and the clients love... more »

  lsnicketts wrote:

Church Health Center is a truly unique health care organization. They provide health care to a very under served population of people living at poverty level in Memphis, Tn. more »

  jfh wrote:

Hello; Shalom Free Clinc These wonderful people litarly saved my life! My wound is not of the body but the mind, They actualy listen to what I said and gave me medical help and directed me to expand my 50 year search to contact the right people. Just... more »

  johnsone54 wrote:

Health Care Access is there for the uninsured and low income with exceptional services. They are Douglas County's safety net clinic for community members who don't have anywhere else to turn. more »

  doc4g wrote:

I have advised this project on 30 trips which they have made into Haiti - including the establishment of the full time chronic care clinic in the rural town of Verrettes, at Marin. General trips last 6 days and see over 1,000 people in mobile clinics,... more »

  Jordan15 wrote:

This 'review' is for the Martins Point 'Health' Care in Biddeford Maine. I highly recommend going to this location if you don't care about your health and just want a doctor to tell you any problem you have is in your head so you don't have to... more »

  sarahkn wrote:

My experience at complete 1 Healthcare was truly beyond exceptional. The health consultation I received was beneficial to my overall self-care management of my chronic health conditions, that at time can become debilitating; I learned how to effectively... more »

  Doc4real. wrote:

As an accredited non-profit private school, this university is a great research school for those wanting to go into the alternative medicine field, which includes Naturopathic medicine. This is not a school for those looking to only be conventional doctors... more »

  mobileUser567119 wrote:

This is another test SMS review. This will be removed. \uD83D\uDE42 more »

  DJCO wrote:

Harvard Street Neighborhood Health Center is a vital resource to Greater-Boston's most vulnerable underserved populations. Providing critical services such as pediactric and adolescent medicine, dental services, OB/GYN, mental health and substance abuse... more »

  njnagler wrote:

Nobody in this great country should be denied affordable health care. In 1999, Dr. Haakon Carlson began to set up a free clinic for uninsured people. It started as once a week, with two doctors. They finally went to twice a week. Then they were... more »

  Heather53 wrote:

The Safe Harbor Free Clinic provides free healthcare to the uninsured, and under-insured, of Island, Skagit, and Snohomish County. Being a part of this organization enables me to make a difference in my community in a way that saves lives, improves quality... more »

  Jung0221 wrote:

I’m a volunteer there, and I know that although it’s named Jewish Community Free Clinic, anyone can make an appointment if they need medical help and are without a normal healthcare. I personally feel that it’s still underappreciated for what it... more »

  BetteringToday wrote:

Alliance has done nothing but delivered since its inception. The organization has stayed true to its mission, providing consistent health care to the working poor. I've supported Alliance financially since its founding and I'm proud that my dollars go... more »

  Angels wrote:

I have seen this organization blossom over the years in working closely together, for the betterment of their community, and the people on dialysis with a dire need. A small grassroots organization who have brought great difference to the rest of the... more »

  amaliana wrote:

This is a truly great clinic. The doctors and stuff are phenomenal, the facility is very clean. After my visit I was very pleased with the service there. Highly recommended. more »

  TCHC wrote:

I work in the HIV testing/counseling and HIV services field. Tri-City Health Center is a low cost/free clinic in Fremont CA that offers STI/HIV screening, family planning services, HIV care, primary care, behavioral health, ADAP, housing, and an award... more »

  JudyB09 wrote:

This is one of the most comprehensive, well-staffed, and community-minded health facilities I have been to, including all surrounding counties. I have lived in Crawford County for 26 years & have felt very fortunate to have medical coverage this dependable... more »

  jrosales wrote:

From a long time ago I have had with this clinic. I do not know how it is still open. They have terrible customer service. Alma always hangs up on patients when they call so when she answers i already know to call again and make sure the message to my... more »

  Writer wrote:

I love and enjoy volunteering at VMSN. All the volunteers give there time to help people who are less fortunate than others. I am so glad that I could help people who can't afford health insurance and receive free medical attention. I know that everyone... more »

  Moscati256 wrote:

I began volunteering with this wonderful organization about a year ago. They provide low cost medical services to uninsured individuals in the Huntsville/Madison County Alabama area. They have a Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/ClinicaMedicaMoscati/... more »

  Tage S. wrote:

I was super nervous going into the dentist in this NPO. However, that quickly changed for me when I began talking to the dentist (Dr Samson). I had a chipped front tooth and after he numbed me, he really took his time to make sure the tooth was perfectly... more »

  Debora I. wrote:

It is my extreme pleasure to be associated with The Healing Center of The Rocky Mountains. Their mission comes from the heart to help others to help themselves to have a happier and healthier life. They educate others to the many options that are available... more »

  policy wrote:

I served as a volunteer to assist Imbako to set up their research and data analysis department. It was a rewarding experience. Not only did they train me on basics of data collection and research , they also gave me an opportunity, to see analytically,... more »

  eric1 wrote:

JTCHC has effectively served in the Miami Dade inner city community for over 40 years. As a native Floridian, I am honored to have worked for such an establishment. JTCHC employs hundreds of qualified healthcare workers, and takes on various interns each... more »

  Julia38 wrote:

We serve the Auburn Community in many ways. 100 percent of donations and fundraising project proceeds go to serve. Administrative costs are covered by members dues and meeting fees. Auburn Noon Lions Tuesdays at 11:55 for a 1 hour lunch meeting ( $)... more »

  Writer wrote:

This place never returns phone calls when your in need of help they have you leave a voice message but does not return a call at all. more »

  Gregory Y. wrote:

I have so many painful teeth and can't afford dental work When I heard of this place I thought I could finally got help and when I was turned down I felt so depressed so I don't trust these people and I think their running a scam so don't trust these... more »

  kb2019726 wrote:

What a great resource for the area.I've used services at their Manchester location for years and refer many folks here. more »

  jmorrowlmt wrote:

What a fantastic opportunity for the Lakeland community. This resource, when tapped into, can be an excellent opportunity for health care. Yes, at times, making appointments can take some time, but the staff seems to care and try their best to make... more »

  irate wrote:

I saw the story about prescriptions for produce and I am irate! I waited until I was 24 to have my first child and have only had two kids because that is all I COULD AFFORD! ... more »

  afolkes wrote:

I helped drive media and community outreach for programs like an immunization clinic or their mental health program and got to know many of the doctors and staff at the Clinic. They are so wonderful and amazingly compassionate. It isn't the type of clinic... more »

  Zeezah wrote:

Hunter Health Clinic has been in the Wichita Community for over 36 years. We have been serving the Wichita community by providing Medical, Dental, Alcohol Substance Abuse, free HIV testing and service for the Homeless population. I can say the employees... more »

  twoflymehome wrote:

I was a very dedicated, passionate volunteer in 3 departments for several days a week for over a year. I was treated very well by the Volunteer Manager, Suzanne L. and by the departments I worked in. I was treated so well that I thought... more »

  concernedparent123 wrote:

Doctor is good nurse is good , others I won't say ... please change how the scripts are done ! Between the three secretary that are in there One of them should be able to write down a message for scripts ! I can't stand they make you talk to a machine... more »

  gem_pm wrote:

One member of leadership team claims affiliation with federal government, state government, hospitals, and higher education organizations. Their demeanor and attitude representing her place of business is poor and condescending. If you identify yourself... more »

  Writer wrote:

Best free clinic in North Texas. Operated completely by experienced volunteers. Caring, professional, Christian, dedicated healthcare volunteers. more »

  cla2003 wrote:

The Berkeley Free Clinic is an incredible community-based organization that has created a sustainable model for direct clinical service delivery to disenfranchised and disadvantaged peoples. More communities should adopt this model of care delivery in... more »

  steve kalenga wrote:

PROSAMI is an acronym derived from the French PROmotion de la Sante Maternelle et Infantile, which stands for Promotion of Maternal and Infant Health. It is an initiative that started in order to reduce maternal and infant mortality in the Democratic... more »

  The HELP wrote:

Clinch RIver Health Services, Inc. is just awesome! The staff is so wonderful and care so much for those seen at the Health Center. At CRHS they treat you like a person not a number. We are very thankful to have them in the Dungannon community! more »

  swansj wrote:

Denton Community Health Clinic provides comprehensive health services to underserved communities in Denton. more »

  Kimberly68 wrote:

My story was is a real life horror story. My diagnosis could have easily been stage I, but because Vista Community Clinic, failed to follow regulations, properly enroll me into a Federally Funded program as they said they did, failed to have office protocol's... more »

  Kara13 wrote:

I have been at the bottom of Packard's sliding scale for regular treatment for depression (my prescriptions), annual gyn exams, and miscellaneous medical needs that one takes to the GP. Unless tests were ordered I paid 20 bucks per visit. My GP, Dr.... more »

  Anouk M. wrote:

Safe Haven Medical Outreach Program based on the out-skirts of Siem Reap, Cambodia, is the amazing work of two, unsung heroes from the USA, Heather and Jess. Heather and Jess, on the smell of an oily rag, have taken on the forgotten and often hidden... more »

  ExistingNotLiving wrote:

I first came to Hyannis a little over 11 years ago. I was directed to Duffy as soon as I got here. On my first visit I was amazed at how kind they were and was astounded at the respect and decencey that was extended to me. I am still a client at Duffy... more »

  orgelkraft wrote:

A great organisation with great people, super Doctors! They have been having some money problems and have moved to a new location. I imagine they are doing a bit of restructuring too. They are now Renewed Hope. They do a very valuable service to the... more »

  liveoakclinic wrote:

Having been a volunteer at Live Oak Clinic of Brazosport since they opened in 2007, I have seen lives changed. It is an all volunteer clinic for the indigent uninsured. Caring for non-urgent, chronic health conditions, it prescribes $4.00 generic medications... more »

  Joyous_GEMA wrote:

I have volunteered at JRC (Jefferson Rural Clinic now d/ba/a 'doing business as' Joining Hands Health Center) since it opened nearly 14 yrs ago. Never have I experienced a more giving team of volunteers who work hard in active love and service in order... more »

  SunnyBaa wrote:

They have been really supportive of the community. They always treat the people with a smile and welcoming no matter what race/age you are. A truly Non-Profit place that does amazing things. Thank you for your great service. And No i am not any random... more »

  rubiomerinod wrote:

I have been been receiving my health care at the EBHC for many years. As a patient I have always admire and recognize the great effort of the administration and staff in always bringing the service to the patient to the next level. I recently had the... more »

  montielfam07 wrote:

It has been a while since I've been at this organization to ask for an type of help, but I know that I do appreciate them being there when we needed the help. This center provides help with medical insurance for those who can't afford it or even housing.... more »

  ktamara wrote:

This is an exceptional organization dedicated to empowering people to work toward their own health goals, and work with their peers to do them. It has been a life-changing experience for me to be a part of the organization since 2007. more »

  sherrybaby wrote:

My name is Sherry Callaghan. I am 58 years old. I was referred to the Kang Wen clinic through my doctor at Highline Medical Center. I am an insulin dependant diabetic with isulin resistance sydrome. I am in chronic pain and have been diagnosed as having... more »

  con man wrote:

I have been a volunteer with Gardern for over 10 years and they really understand the needs, the cultural barriers, and the economic binds that impact the everyday living of those in need. more »

  sistersthree wrote: