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Monday 8:30am - 4pm Tuesday 8:30am - 4:30pm Wednesday 8:30am - 4pm Thursday 8:30am - 4pm Friday 8am - 4:30pm

Alliance Medical Ministry

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Alliance Medical Ministry

A nonprofit clinic that provides comprehensive primary care to working, uninsured community members.

AMM is a nonprofit medical clinic for working uninsured adults in Wake County between ages 18 and 64. The private practice model offers access to quality care at an affordable price. Without an alternative like Alliance, the uninsured must often rely on expensive emergency rooms for care that is not critical and does not ultimately meet their long-term needs.

02/25/2026

AMM is participating in Bloom & Zoom again for 2026. We had an amazing time zooming around the course with everyone this past May and would love for you to join us again! The earlier you register, the better the price!

Make sure to use AMM's link to register, so your registration will count towards AMM.
Click here to register: https://buff.ly/cp5sDNA

02/23/2026

We are excited to announce that Dr. Lynette Staplefoote-Boynton has joined AMM! Dr. Staplefoote is a physician with a background in public health and a career-long commitment to advancing health equity. Before entering medicine, she worked in health policy, research, and public service through roles at the RAND Corporation, Health Care for the Homeless, and several public health organizations, where she focused on projects aimed at healthcare access, health system navigation, and integration of primary and mental health services for underserved populations.

Dr. Staplefoote-Boynton earned her Doctor of Medicine from the Brody School of Medicine at East Carolina University. She completed her residency in Internal Medicine and Psychiatry at Duke University Health System.

Throughout her education and career, Dr. Staplefoote-Boynton has demonstrated an unwavering commitment to addressing the social determinants of health and addressing health disparities. Her scholarly and clinical work continues to center on improving population health, advancing innovative care models, and closing gaps in outcomes for marginalized communities.

02/19/2026

Happy Black History Month!

“The history of Americans of Black African heritage is interwoven into and inseparable from the fabric of our country; it is American History, not a separate series of events; one would not exist without the other. It is amazing to look back at American History and see the incredible impact of unexpected heroes, including those in medicine and science, whether from poverty, or a minority ethnicity, or religion. When America embraces the truth of the origins of its collective genius, we can truly appreciate the blessings of unity and equality.”

-Dr. Edwin Burkett, AMM Medical Director

02/17/2026

Happy Mardi Gras and Happy Lunar New Year from AMM!

02/12/2026

February is recognized as American Heart Month and is an opportunity to spread awareness regarding heart disease prevention. The United States commemorates the 62nd annual American Heart Month in February. President Lyndon B. Johnson, a heart attack survivor, originally declared this in 1964. The American Heart Association's Go Red for Women initiative will celebrate its 12th anniversary on National Wear Red Day in 2026. Wearing red on this day helps spread the word about heart disease and motivates people to lead healthy lives. Both initiatives help spread the message of heart disease prevention, as heart disease is the leading cause of death for women and men in America. One of the primary risk factors of heart disease is high blood pressure. High blood pressure puts nearly half of adults in America at risk for heart disease and stroke. Additional risk factors for heart disease include smoking, family history, age, diet, physical inactivity, excessive alcohol intake, and poor sleep habits. At AMM, we strive to provide adequate care and education to all patients about heart disease risk and the importance of maintaining healthy habits.

01/23/2026

Stay safe and warm during the cold weather this weekend with these tips from weather.gov! ❄️

Fill up the tank: Make sure your car or vehicle has at least a half tank of gas during extreme cold so that you can stay warm if you become stranded.
Dress for the outdoors, even if you don't think you'll be out much. Layer up, and wear a hat to help keep your body heat in as well.
Update Your Winter Car Survival Kit.
Blankets
Water
Non-Perishable Food
First Aid Kit
Jumper Cables
For more info visit: https://buff.ly/6kG6xYh
Close blinds or curtains to keep in some heat.
Close off rooms to avoid wasting heat.
Place towels or rags in cracks under doors.
Practice portable generator safety: use outdoors, at least 20 feet away from doors/windows/garages to avoid carbon monoxide poisoning.

01/20/2026

Almost 60 years ago Dr. King spoke these words, and they still ring true today. That is why we do what we do at AMM.

01/07/2026

AMM is incredibly proud of Ryan, who has been involved with AMM in many capacities. First, he was a volunteer at AMM, then a medical assistant, then went to medical school, and has since come back to AMM for one of his rotations as a 4th-year medical student at Campbell University.

"From medical assistant to medical student, my time with Alliance Medical Ministry has shaped how I will practice as a future Family Medicine physician. I have seen firsthand how an interdisciplinary care team that puts patients first and has a passion for the work they do can change individual and community health for the better. As I look forward to residency, I will strive to meet the high standard of holistic care that Alliance demonstrated at such an early point in my journey to be a physician, addressing the variety of factors that affect my patients’ health and empowering them to be their own advocates." -Ryan

12/30/2025

Cold weather calls for warm drinks, and a cup of fresh herbal tea is a great way to warm up! For a Wellness Wednesday, AMM's gardener, Lauren, set up a hot herbal tea station in the lobby for patients. Patients were able to create their own herbal tea blends with ingredients grown in the AMM Garden.

In the garden, AMM grows the following herbs that can be used for tea:

-rosemary
-lavender
-chamomile
-hibiscus
-mint
-lemon balm

12/24/2025

We hope everyone is having a happy and healthy holiday!

12/22/2025

Dr. Burkett was invited by the UNC School of Medicine Christian Medical and Dental Association to participate in their Interfaith Panel on December 12th. Dr Burkett joined physicians of Jewish & Muslim faiths to answer student questions on the impact of faith on the formation of a professional career and how faith integrates within holistic healthcare. UNC School of Medicine

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101 Donald Ross Drive
Raleigh, NC
27610

Opening Hours

Monday	8:30am - 4pm
Tuesday	8:30am - 4:30pm
Wednesday	8:30am - 4pm
Thursday	8:30am - 4pm
Friday	8am - 4:30pm

Telephone

+19192503320

Website

http://www.AllianceMedicalMinistry.org/

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AMM is a nonprofit medical clinic that serves working uninsured adults in Wake County between ages 18 and 64. The private practice model offers access to quality care at an affordable price. Without an alternative like Alliance, the uninsured must often rely on expensive emergency rooms for care that is not critical and does not ultimately meet their long-term needs.