A Ministry of Corpus Christi Catholic Parish
St. John Bosco Clinic
Free, faith-rooted healthcare for Miami's working poor and uninsured — staffed entirely by volunteer physicians for more than three decades.
Meeting Miami-Dade's Medical Needs
For over three decades, with the support of our volunteer physicians and staff, the St. John Bosco Clinic has been meeting the medical needs of those who come to our doors. We are funded solely through the generosity of community partners and philanthropic individuals, corporations, and foundations who recognize the need in our community — and the true difference their support can make.
Those we help have different life stories, faces, and nationalities. They are the young, the old, the working poor, and the unemployed — but they share one need in common: access to healthcare, and difficulty meeting that need for themselves and their families.
Watch: Inside the St. John Bosco Clinic
Inside the Clinic
Our History
Sponsored by the Sisters of St. Joseph of St. Augustine, Florida, the Clinic opens at St. John Bosco Church in Little Havana, in response to the growing number of underserved and uninsured residents lacking basic primary care.
Service expands from one half-day a week in a small area of the building to five days a week, with nights and weekend access, in its own stand-alone clinic.
The Clinic relocates to its current home on the campus of Corpus Christi Catholic Church in Allapattah, where it continues to serve the community today.
Supported by the SSJ Health Foundation, volunteer physicians, and generous community partners — individuals, corporations, and foundation grants make it possible to keep serving Miami-Dade.
Sponsored & Supported By
Accredited By
Clinic Leadership
Rheinchard R. Reyes, MD
Medical Director
Berta Cabrera
Executive Director
Luz Gallardo
Clinic Supervisor
Visit or Call the Clinic
730 NW 34th St., Miami, FL 33127
(305) 635-1335




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