What We Do
St. Mary's Health Clinics provides quality medical care, outreach, and education at no cost to low-income, uninsured families and individuals who are not eligible for government programs. The Clinics conduct health screenings, education, and promotion and outreach in collaboration with community organizations.
SMHC relies on dedicated volunteers and generous donations from individuals as well as grants from foundations, corporations, and government agencies for support.
Interested in volunteering? Get involved today.
Health Services
St. Mary’s Health Clinics provides necessary and accessible healthcare to low-income, uninsured and underinsured individuals - including preventative and primary medical care, laboratory analysis, specialists, radiology and prescription medications.
We participate in health education and screening activities at health fairs in local parishes, community and government centers.
Early Intervention
St. Mary’s Health Clinics offers a variety of programs that encourage healthy living and early recognition of common medical problems to better manage diseases and minimize costly treatments.
With a focus on heart disease and diabetes detection and intervention, the Clinics make it a priority to focus on preventative care and avoidable conditions.
Advocacy
In the tradition of the Clinics’ founders - the Sisters of St. Joseph of Carondelet, St. Paul Province -
St. Mary’s Health Clinics advocates for
its patients by working toward systemic change that will eventually ensure health access to all.
Help guarantee access to health care for our patients by donating today.