St. John Bosco Clinic
Located at Corpus Christi Catholic Church in the Allapattah neighborhood of Miami
Located at Corpus Christi Catholic Church in the Allapattah neighborhood of Miami
Who We Serve
At St. John Bosco Clinic those we serve have different life stories, faces and nationalities. They are the young, old, working poor and the unemployed, but they share one very similar need: the need for healthcare and difficulty meeting that need for themselves and their families.
St. John Bosco Clinic
For over 30 years, with the support of our volunteer physicians and support staff, St. John Bosco Clinic has been meeting the medical needs of those who come to our doors. Sponsored by the Sisters of St. Joseph of St. Augustine, FL, the clinic is committed to serving the basic primary medical needs of the uninsured and underserved in the manner of Jesus, who healed.
It is solely funded through the generosity of the Florida Department of Health, SSJ Health Foundation, and the philanthropic individuals, corporations and foundations that recognize the great need in our community. It is committed to providing uncompensated health care without regard to a person's race, age, gender, ethnicity or religious affiliation, within the limits of its available resources.
It Aims To
Serving Miami-Dade Since 1992
30+
Years of free primary care
1,016
Patients served in FY24–25
Patients, Volunteers and Supporters Ask
Children and adults who live in Miami-Dade County, have no health insurance or other source of medical care, and meet the clinic’s income guidelines. Patients are seen by appointment only; the clinic does not offer urgent care or walk-in visits. To register as a new patient or renew, call the clinic at (305) 635-1335.
Primary care for adults and children, laboratory and diagnostics, cancer screenings, women’s health, chronic disease management, patient education and referrals to community agencies, plus limited specialty care and a prescription assistance program as available.
No. St. John Bosco Clinic provides free primary care. It is supported by SSJ Health Foundation, the Florida Department of Health, volunteer physicians and support staff, and the individuals, corporations and foundations who give through the Foundation.
730 NW 34th Street, Miami, FL 33127, on the campus of Corpus Christi Catholic Church in Allapattah. Hours are Monday to Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., by appointment. Phone (305) 635-1335, fax (305) 635-2859.
Since July 1, 1992. The clinic opened at the St. John Bosco Church campus in Little Havana as a half-day service and grew to five days a week. In 2007 it moved to its current stand-alone building at Corpus Christi Catholic Church. In 2026 it earned a Gold rating from the National Association of Free and Charitable Clinics Quality Standards Program.
No. They are separate 501(c)(3) organizations with their own boards and EINs. SSJ Health Foundation (EIN 59-1709438) is the clinic’s fundraising arm; the clinic delivers the care. They share one campus and one mission, and donations on behalf of the clinic are made through the Foundation.
The clinic welcomes licensed healthcare providers with an active, clear Florida license and has a particular need for specialty care providers. Volunteers can see patients at the clinic or in their own office, and the State of Florida extends sovereign immunity to volunteer licensed providers. Support-staff volunteers are welcome too. Call the clinic at (305) 635-1335 or visit stjohnboscoclinicmiami.org.
Donate through SSJ Health Foundation, host a fundraiser at your workplace, club or school, take part in Give Miami Day each November, or schedule a tour by calling the Foundation at (305) 854-0533.
Our generous partners and philanthropic supporters make it possible to serve our community. Call SSJ Health Foundation at (305) 854-0533 — it will be our pleasure to welcome you for a visit.
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