Columbus Free Clinic is a doctor in Columbus, Ohio. This student-run organization provides quality, culturally competent healthcare to the community at no cost, regardless of insurance or documentation status. Their services include primary care, pharmacy care, social work, and laboratory and imaging services. They also host various specialty clinics, such as gynecology, psychiatry, neurology, and physical and occupational therapy.
The clinic operates as an interprofessional, student-run organization that offers educational opportunities for both undergraduate and professional volunteers. Beyond medical care, the clinic provides social services to address barriers to health, including access to resources and behavioral health support like counseling. Their longitudinal programs allow patients with complex medical needs to have regular follow-up visits with fourth-year medical students under the supervision of licensed providers. Additionally, the clinic features an on-site laboratory for blood draws and can refer patients to the Ohio State Wexner Medical Center for advanced imaging needs.
Located on North High Street, the clinic is situated in the North Campus area near Gateway Green and is a short distance from the historic Beers Family Log Cabin.
The Columbus Free Clinic is recognized for its high standards, having earned a Gold Rating from the National Association of Free & Charitable Clinics Quality Standards Program. They are known for their commitment to providing equitable, high-quality medical services and social support to underserved individuals.
The Columbus Free Clinic remains a vital resource for providing accessible, compassionate healthcare to the Columbus community.