Opening the
Doors to Free
Healthcare
What we do:
Recognizing the overwhelming need for additional resources to serve the health care
needs of the uninsured in the Chicago area, the OIP Community Clinic has been
formed to provide a free out-patient primary medical and specialty care program.  In
addition to primary medical care, the clinic services include referrals for dental care
and assessment and evaluation for mental health, and alcohol and other drug
additions and abuse treatments.  Please click here to view or print our brochure and
find additional information about making a donation.

Watch our story on the NBC Nightly News with Brian Williams here!
Over 46 Million Americans, including some 10
million children, have no health insurance,
including an estimated 1.3 million individuals in
the Chicago area who are without adequate
medical care as a result.
News and Events

Article in the Greek
Reporter

Volunteer Spotlight
Spotlight on Mary
Murray
P.A, Northwestern
Hospital, Internal
Medicince

Jenny Jones
Foundation
provided a $5,000
grant to purchase an
ultrasound machine
and other equipment
for use by the clinic's
volunteer
gynecologists.  Read
the full story here.
NEW
LOCATION

We have
moved to a
new location
at 5425 W.
Addison as
of December
2010.  Check
the Contact
Us page for a
map link.
If you would
like to make
a secure
donation,
please click
here:
The Old Irving Park Community Clinic Receives $100,000 from The
Albert Pick Jr. Fund.
Several months ago the Albert Pick Jr. Fund contributed $100,000 to support the
clinic and the hiring of its first Executive Director.   This support could not have
come in a more crucial time as we progress towards the ongoing development and
success of the growth of the clinic. On behalf of the Board of Directors, Volunteers,
Executive Director, and especially, the unemployed and underserved population we
serve, thank you for your investment in our program and support of our mission.