Birmingham Free Clinic

Birmingham Free Clinic is a medical clinic in Pittsburgh, PA. The clinic provides primary and acute medical care, medication access, medical and social services, case management, and insurance navigation services to individuals without medical insurance. Serving the South Side neighborhood and the broader Pittsburgh community, the clinic offers all services at no cost to the patient. The facility holds a 4.90 rating.

Founded in 1994, the clinic provides a safety net of care for homeless, uninsured, and medically indigent individuals. The clinic's mission focuses on improving access to high-quality care through community partnerships, advocacy, and service learning. Medical services are delivered by a dedicated volunteer team including physicians, pharmacists, nurses, physical therapists, and health professional students, as well as AmeriCorps National Service Members. The clinic's operations are supported by the Salvation Army, various donations, and the Division of Internal Medicine at UPMC.

The clinic is located on Locust Street in the Mercy Community Care Building. It is situated near UPMC Mercy and is a very short walk from the UPMC Mercy Physical Therapy Garden. The facility is located near the intersection of Forbes Avenue, Fifth Avenue, and Second Avenue.

The Birmingham Free Clinic is recognized for its long-standing commitment to the area, having celebrated 30 years of service to the Pittsburgh community in 2024. The clinic is known for providing well-documented and accessible information to those seeking care.

Through compassionate healthcare and dedicated volunteerism, the Birmingham Free Clinic continues to serve as a vital medical resource for the Pittsburgh community.

Services:

• Civic Engagement
• Community Advocacy
• Compassionate Healthcare
• Volunteerism