At Saint Louis University School of Medicine, we are committed to advancing health care for individuals and our community.
Improving our health requires access to care, delivery of high-quality clinical care, dedicated faculty who seek innovative methods of treatment, and education of faculty, students, staff and members of the community.
Health Resource Center
Saint Louis University's Jesuit Health Resource Center is a free clinic operated by medical school students under the guidance of SLU doctors. Since 1994, the students and physicians of the Saint Louis University School of Medicine have been committed to providing free primary health care services in an academic environment. The HRC provides these free resources in the heart of the city’s most underserved area.
The Health Resource Center (HRC) is temporarily closed. We are transitioning to a new location, enabling us to provide the best patient-centered care. We remain fully committed to our Jesuit mission and look forward to welcoming patients in the near future.
If you need care, please contact the Saint Louis Integrated Health Network at 314-571-0874.
Casa de Salud
Many Saint Louis University School of Medicine students volunteer at Casa de Salud, a premier health care resource for the foreign-born community of metropolitan St. Louis and part of the infrastructure that welcomes people of all origins to our region. Casa believes that a diverse and inclusive community is the bedrock of a vibrant and prosperous region and that when we provide access to quality health care with integrity, compassion and respect; we help create a dynamic and culturally rich community from which everyone benefits.
Located on the campus of Saint Louis University, Casa offers a variety of services for people who are uninsured or who experience significant barriers to accessing care, including primary care for illness and injury, mental health counseling, case management, care coordination and home health visits. SLU is a partnering organization with the non-profit, with our faculty members serving on Casa de Salud’s Board of Directors and joining SLU students in volunteering at the clinic.
Students who give time at Casa make a significant difference in the lives of the foreign-born and the underserved, which results in better health and prosperity for our region.
Adventures In Medicine and Science (AIMS)
Adventures In Medicine and Science is a youth community outreach program that provides health education and prevention information to students throughout the school year. With a combination of hands-on opportunities and auditorium presentations, students get a unique look at the human body.
Service and Advocacy Learning Community
The Service and Advocacy Learning Community at the Saint Louis University School of Medicine consists of students and faculty committed to promoting service and advocacy across all spectrums.
The community acts to bring students in contact with community agencies, research, and projects that enhance their learning and future as clinicians in the community.
Outreach Education and Service Task Force Groups
- Adolescent Teen Pregnancy Clinic
- Child Abuse Prevention
- Doctors for Diversity
- Empowering Youth Today
- Global Health
- HIV/STI Prevention Task Force
- Physicians for Human Rights
- SLU Sight
- Sun Protection Outreach Teaching by Students (SPOTS)
- Tar Wars