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.
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SMHC relies on dedicated volunteers and generous donations from individuals as well as grants from foundations, corporations, and government agencies for support.Â
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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.
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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.
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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.
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Help guarantee access to health care for our patients by donating today.