Refugee Women's Health Clinic at Boston Medical Center

Refugee Women's Health Clinic at Boston Medical Center is a medical clinic in Boston, MA. The clinic provides comprehensive, compassionate, and culturally sensitive sexual and reproductive health services to newcomer, refugee, asylum-seeking, and recent immigrant communities in the Greater Boston area. Their specialized care includes obstetrics and gynecology services, such as pregnancy, fertility, and menstrual condition management.

As part of the Immigrant and Refugee Health Center, the clinic utilizes an interdisciplinary team to promote healthcare as a human right. To support their diverse patient population, obstetric and gynecologic care is available in many languages through clinicians who speak Spanish, French, and Haitian Creole, as well as through the use of BMC Interpreter Services.

The clinic is located on Harrison Avenue, a short distance from Boston Medical Center and the Garden of Knowledge.

The clinic is known for providing accessible, high-quality care to all members of the community regardless of status. Their mission is supported by a long-standing history of serving the Greater Boston area with a commitment to equity and inclusion.

The Refugee Women's Health Clinic at Boston Medical Center remains dedicated to providing essential reproductive healthcare to the immigrant and refugee populations of Boston.

Services:

• Community Health Initiatives
• Health Equity Leadership
• Innovative and Equitable Care
• Over 70 Specialties and Subspecialties Treatment
• Patient Experience Enhancement
• Research and Teaching
• Specialized Medical Treatment