Free clinics and community health centers in

Medical and Dental Clinics:

• Franklin Health Care Center

  • Location: Santa Barbara, CA - 93103
  • Contact Phone: (805) 568-2099
  • Details: The Franklin Health Care Center offers appointments for infants, children, adults, seniors and women's health services. Our team of skilled professionals and warm, compassionate staff are committed to meeting the needs of our patients. Conveniently located near downtown Santa Barbara, Franklin Health Care Center has served the surrounding community for nearly 30 years. Franklin Health Care Center has become an essential part of the healthcare delivery sytem for the underserved in our area.
• Planned Parenthood - Santa Barbara Center

  • Location: Santa Barbara, CA - 93101
  • Contact Phone: (888) 898-3806
  • Details: Planned Parenthood is a trusted health care provider, an informed educator, a passionate advocate, and a global partner helping similar organizations around the world. Planned Parenthood delivers vital reproductive health care, sex education, and information to millions of people worldwide.
• Santa Barbara County Public Health Department Health Care For The Homeless

  • Location: Santa Barbara, CA - 93110
  • Contact Phone: (805) 681-5363
  • Details: Santa Barbara County has long been home to people experiencing homelessness and the Public Health Department has been providing services through the Health Care for the Homeless (HCH) program since 1988. There are approximately 6,250 people experiencing homelessness in the county and the program provided essential health care to 4,573 people in 2012. Access to health care is provided through coordinated outreach integrated with an elaborate and effective clinic system. Our system has three Health Care Centers located within homeless shelters, six Public Health Department Health Care Centers and five non-profit community clinics that collaborate to serve all areas of the County. Medical outreach is an important method of removing barriers to health care for those who are experiencing homelessness. The field service team consists of Public Health Nurses (PHNs) stationed in thirteen homeless shelters and transitional living centers. The nurses provide triage care and make referrals to the Health Care Centers and shelter-based clinics for those needing additional care. The HCH program in Santa Barbara County continues to excel as a provider of health care to people who are homeless. The ongoing efforts of the team including Physicians, Dentists, Registered Nurses, Physicians Assistants, Nurse Practitioners, Administrators, Health Educators, and Medical Assistants ensure services that otherwise would be unavailable to the homeless community.
• Santa Barbara County Public Health Department Health Care For The Homeless - Casa Esperanza

  • Location: Santa Barbara, CA - 93103
  • Contact Phone: (805) 884-8481
  • Details: Santa Barbara County has long been home to people experiencing homelessness and the Public Health Department has been providing services through the Health Care for the Homeless (HCH) program since 1988. There are approximately 6,250 people experiencing homelessness in the county and the program provided essential health care to 4,573 people in 2012. Access to health care is provided through coordinated outreach integrated with an elaborate and effective clinic system. Our system has three Health Care Centers located within homeless shelters, six Public Health Department Health Care Centers and five non-profit community clinics that collaborate to serve all areas of the County. Medical outreach is an important method of removing barriers to health care for those who are experiencing homelessness. The field service team consists of Public Health Nurses (PHNs) stationed in thirteen homeless shelters and transitional living centers. The nurses provide triage care and make referrals to the Health Care Centers and shelter-based clinics for those needing additional care.
• Santa Barbara County Public Health Department Health Care For The Homeless - Salvation Army Hospital

  • Location: Santa Barbara, CA - 93101
  • Contact Phone: (805) 962-6281
  • Details: Santa Barbara County has long been home to people experiencing homelessness and the Public Health Department has been providing services through the Health Care for the Homeless (HCH) program since 1988. There are approximately 6,250 people experiencing homelessness in the county and the program provided essential health care to 4,573 people in 2012. Access to health care is provided through coordinated outreach integrated with an elaborate and effective clinic system. Our system has three Health Care Centers located within homeless shelters, six Public Health Department Health Care Centers and five non-profit community clinics that collaborate to serve all areas of the County. Medical outreach is an important method of removing barriers to health care for those who are experiencing homelessness. The field service team consists of Public Health Nurses (PHNs) stationed in thirteen homeless shelters and transitional living centers. The nurses provide triage care and make referrals to the Health Care Centers and shelter-based clinics for those needing additional care.
• Santa Barbara County Public Health Department Health Care For The Homeless - Santa Barbara Rescue Mi

  • Location: Santa Barbara, CA - 93103
  • Contact Phone: (805) 966-1316
  • Details: Santa Barbara County has long been home to people experiencing homelessness and the Public Health Department has been providing services through the Health Care for the Homeless (HCH) program since 1988. There are approximately 6,250 people experiencing homelessness in the county and the program provided essential health care to 4,573 people in 2012. Access to health care is provided through coordinated outreach integrated with an elaborate and effective clinic system. Our system has three Health Care Centers located within homeless shelters, six Public Health Department Health Care Centers and five non-profit community clinics that collaborate to serve all areas of the County. Medical outreach is an important method of removing barriers to health care for those who are experiencing homelessness. The field service team consists of Public Health Nurses (PHNs) stationed in thirteen homeless shelters and transitional living centers. The nurses provide triage care and make referrals to the Health Care Centers and shelter-based clinics for those needing additional care.
• Santa Barbara County Public Health Department Health Care For The Homeless - Transition House

  • Location: Santa Barbara, CA - 93101
  • Contact Phone: (805) 966-9668
  • Details: Santa Barbara County has long been home to people experiencing homelessness and the Public Health Department has been providing services through the Health Care for the Homeless (HCH) program since 1988. There are approximately 6,250 people experiencing homelessness in the county and the program provided essential health care to 4,573 people in 2012. Access to health care is provided through coordinated outreach integrated with an elaborate and effective clinic system. Our system has three Health Care Centers located within homeless shelters, six Public Health Department Health Care Centers and five non-profit community clinics that collaborate to serve all areas of the County. Medical outreach is an important method of removing barriers to health care for those who are experiencing homelessness. The field service team consists of Public Health Nurses (PHNs) stationed in thirteen homeless shelters and transitional living centers. The nurses provide triage care and make referrals to the Health Care Centers and shelter-based clinics for those needing additional care.
• Santa Barbara Health Care Center

  • Location: Santa Barbara, CA - 93110
  • Contact Phone: (805) 681-5488
  • Details: Santa Barbara Health Care Center is proud to provide the best health care possible. Our Health Care Center offers Board Certified Primary Care & Multi-Specialty Physicians who are dedicated to your health care and medical excellence. Our team of nurses and staff are compassionate and caring, working for a healthier you!
• Sbnc - Eastside Family Dental Clinic

  • Location: Santa Barbara, CA - 93103
  • Contact Phone: (805) 884-1998
  • Details: Santa Barbara Neighborhood Clinics (SBNC) has been a leader in community health since 1998, when Isla Vista Health Projects, Carrillo Medical Clinic, and Westside Medical Clinic joined forces. Our founding mission to provide healthcare services for all regardless of ability to pay was predicated on the philosophy that obtaining quality medical and dental care is a fundamental right for all people. This conviction was embraced by the founding doctors, and business and community leaders, they knew the lack of access to quality healthcare for all would have to be addressed by a unified effort.
• Sbnc - Eastside Neighborhood Clinic

  • Location: Santa Barbara, CA - 93103
  • Contact Phone: (844) 594-0343
  • Details: Santa Barbara Neighborhood Clinics (SBNC) has been a leader in community health since 1998, when Isla Vista Health Projects, Carrillo Medical Clinic, and Westside Medical Clinic joined forces. Our founding mission to provide healthcare services for all regardless of ability to pay was predicated on the philosophy that obtaining quality medical and dental care is a fundamental right for all people. This conviction was embraced by the founding doctors, and business and community leaders, they knew the lack of access to quality healthcare for all would have to be addressed by a unified effort.
• Sbnc - Westside Neighborhood Clinic

  • Location: Santa Barbara, CA - 93101
  • Contact Phone: (844) 594-0343
  • Details: Santa Barbara Neighborhood Clinics (SBNC) has been a leader in community health since 1998, when Isla Vista Health Projects, Carrillo Medical Clinic, and Westside Medical Clinic joined forces. Our founding mission to provide healthcare services for all regardless of ability to pay was predicated on the philosophy that obtaining quality medical and dental care is a fundamental right for all people. This conviction was embraced by the founding doctors, and business and community leaders, they knew the lack of access to quality healthcare for all would have to be addressed by a unified effort.