About San Bernardino Free Clinic. |
Established in 2015
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San Bernardino Free Clinic (SBFC) first opened its doors in November 2015. Since then SBFC held many clinic dates, and continue to grow and improve to better serve our patients. SBFC in partnership with Well-One Health and Salvation Army serves as a full-service primary care clinic where underserved patients receive continuity of care provided by medical practitioners, medical students, and undergraduate volunteers.
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Our CommunitySan Bernardino County is the largest county in the United States, with a population of two million living in diverse geographic and civic environments. The county ranks 50th out of 56 California counties in health factors. The health problems facing this region make it imperative that we give priority to the health needs of our community.
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Our MissionTo use a holistic and sustainable approach to address the health disparities of the San Bernardino County and to provide much-needed medical assistance to people who lack proper medical care and are unable to access medical care. With this, the SBFC seeks to improve some of the more common health problems in San Bernardino and will intervene to challenge health disparities and chronic diseases.
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Our VisionIntegration of a variety of healthcare specialties as well as taking a holistic approach of healthcare to serve medically disadvantaged populations. Educate and empower our patients and community members to ensure sustainability and the clinic’s long-term success. It is our hope to continue growing and providing quality care to our underserved community for many more years to come.
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Leadership and Affiliates
Program Directors:
Dr. Emma Simmons, Clinic Advisor and representative from UCR SOM
Dr. Hamed Shalikar, Physician Advisor
Marc Durocher, Clinic Co-Director
Arpita Gupta, Clinic Co-Director
Dr. Emma Simmons, Clinic Advisor and representative from UCR SOM
Dr. Hamed Shalikar, Physician Advisor
Marc Durocher, Clinic Co-Director
Arpita Gupta, Clinic Co-Director
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