Clinics

MEDiC operates seven clinics at various locations throughout Madison. These clinics provide a variety of services, including general medical care, physical therapy, dentistry and mental health care.

Note: Currently, the only MEDiC clinic that serves the general public is the South Side Clinic.

Grace Clinic

The Grace Clinic is MEDiC's first clinic. It opened in February 1991 and works out of the Porchlight Men's Shelter in the Grace Episcopal Church on the Capitol Square.

Salvation Army Clinic

The Salvation Army Clinic is the second MEDiC Clinic. It also opened in 1991 and sees residents of the Salvation Army Family and Women's Shelter.

Salvation Army Dental Clinic

The Salvation Army Dental Clinic offers dental services to residents of the Salvation Army Family and Women's Shelter.

South Side Clinic

The South Side MEDiC Clinic opened in November 1992 and operates out of the Access Community Health Center Harambee Clinic.

Safe Haven Mental Health Clinic

The Safe Haven Mental Health MEDiC Clinic opened in 1996 and works out of Porchlight's Safe Haven facility.

Michele Tracy Preventative Health Clinic

The Michele Tracy Preventative Health MEDiC Clinic provides specific programs aimed at improving the health status of residents of Porchlight's North Brooks Street housing facility.

ARC House Clinic

The ARC House MEDiC Clinic serves women who are either on parole or transitioning out of incarceration.

Reach Out and Read

Reach Out and Read is a national program that supports children's language and literacy development. MEDiC currently operates ROR in its Salvation Army and South Side Clinics.