The Free Clinic of Simi Valley has provided continuous service since its establishment in 
1971 as a non-profit, volunteer-based community service organization.
The mission of the Free Clinic of Simi Valley is to provide medical care, counseling, dental and legal assistance to individuals and families, regardless of their ability to pay.
This includes those of all ages, ethnicities, religions and socioeconomic backgrounds, who are unable to use traditional sources within the community.
1971 as a non-profit, volunteer-based community service organization. The mission of the Free Clinic of Simi Valley is to provide medical care, counseling, dental and legal assistance to individuals and families, regardless of their ability to pay.
This includes those of all ages, ethnicities, religions and socioeconomic backgrounds, who are unable to use traditional sources within the community.
FREE CLINIC OF SIMI VALLEY
Medical / Counseling / Dental / Legal
There are no eligibility requirements!
HOLD THE DATE!
The Free Clinic of Simi Valley's Second
Community HEALTH and FITNESS Expo ...
... Is tentatively scheduled for Saturday, Oct. 6, 2012
The Expo raises funds for the Free Clinic while increasing awareness of its work through a free community event to promote healthy lifestyles.
Soon accepting SPONSORS, and VENDORS from a range of interests. INFORMATION:
Clinic News
On Dec. 7, 2011, the Clinic launched a "group" diabetes treatment/management medical service. Patients that have been diagnosed with diabetes were fed a nutritious dinner and received information about a healthy diet. The ongoing program will educate patients about diabetes and offer testing and private consultation with a physician.There were three physicians on hand the first night, including Aimee Ostick, M.D., of Kaiser Permanente Woodland Hills, shown in the photo here at the far left.For the program the Clinic uses the waiting room as the "classroom" because nowhere else inside the facility is suitable to host all the visitors. The room was packed the first night and the Clinic expects the program to continue its success.GETTING HEALTHY: Volunteer Dr. Aimee Ostick of Kaiser Permanente Woodland Hills, left, waits with patients the first night of the Clinic's new "group" diabetes treatment/management medical service in December.
