Dental care

This community-based clinic in Baltimore combines primary care, STD/sexual health, and OB/GYN services—all in one welcoming, inclusive spot. They also offer HIV testing and treatment, LGBTQ care, mental health support, pharmacy services, and more. Insurance is accepted, and sliding-scale options are available if you don’t have insurance.

1111 N Charles St Baltimore MD 21201

 (410) 837-2050

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The Esperanza Center Health Services Clinic (ECHC) provides free medical and dental services to uninsured immigrants in the metropolitan Baltimore region who do not qualify for government-sponsored health insurance. The clinic offers no-cost quality primary and preventive care for adults and children. Services are provided by dedicated volunteers and staff, in partnership with Johns Hopkins Medical Institute. Medical services are offered on a walk-in bases Monday-Friday.

See other resources by Esperanza Center:

Esperanza Center: Immigration Legal Services
Esperanza Center: Youth Programs

Baltimore MD 21231

 (667) 600-2942

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Native American LifeLines, Inc. is a Title V Indian Health Services contracted Urban Indian Health Program serving the Baltimore and Boston metropolitan areas. The mission of Native American LifeLines is to promote health and social resiliency within Urban American Indian communities. Native American LifeLines applies principles of trauma informed care to provide culturally centered behavioral health, dental, outreach and referral services. Their services include a weekly dental clinic, individual and group counseling, case management, health promotion, and youth and family programming.

1119 St. Paul Street Baltimore MD 21202

 (410) 837-2258

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