A Guide to ADROP’s Unity Clinic
- Camille Vasconcellos
- Mar 16
- 2 min read
Updated: Mar 23
By Camille Vasconcellos, Mental Health Counselor at A.D.R.O.P.
At ADROP, we are committed to increasing access to healthcare in our community. One of the ways we honor that commitment is by offering a free weekly medical clinic, known as the Unity Clinic.
Our incredible team of volunteer medical providers, students, interpreters, and staff work together to ensure community members receive the care they need.
This article is for folks looking to make an appointment, providers or clinicians interested in getting involved, and neighboring organizations interested in partnering with us. We are always looking for additional medical providers to get involved
and support this work!
Who Is Unity Clinic For?
The clinic primarily serves individuals who do not have health insurance and are unable to access care.
When Is Unity Clinic Open?
The clinic is open every Tuesday from 5:00–7:00 PM, unless closed due to an extenuating circumstance.
Please note: Appointments are required in advance to ensure that everyone receives the time and care they need.
How Do I Make an Appointment?
To request an appointment, please fill out the new patient form at the link below.
After you submit the form, a member of our team will contact you to schedule your appointment.
Organizations looking to refer patients or partner with us:
If you fall under this category, reach out to our clinic manager Patty at PHewson@augustinian.org
Through ADROP's Unity Clinic, we continue working toward a community where everyone has access to the care they need.
If you are interested in making an appointment and need additional support, please reach out to our Client Coordinator at adropinfo@augustinian.org
If you are interested in getting involved at ADROP’s Unity Clinic, please reach out to our Clinic Manager, Patty at phewson@augustinian.org
If you are an organization looking to refer someone or partner, please reach out to Camille at Camille.vasco@augustinian.org
Camille Vasconcellos, Mental Health Counselor at A.D.R.O.P.
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