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CommunityCare Clinic

CCC is a completely free clinic providing primary healthcare to the greater Toledo community. The students work with licensed practitioners who volunteer.

We are staffed by volunteer students across the various fields at the University of Toledo. CCC is a student-run organization that operates free clinics which provide primary healthcare services for the uninsured and underinsured in the Greater Toledo community. By integrating medical, pharmacy, nursing, occupational therapy, physical therapy, respiratory therapy, health education, and nutrition student teams, under the supervision of licensed providers, CCC creates a unique interprofessional environment that’s centered on increasing healthcare access to our patients. A wide array of patient services are provided, while enhancing student education and awareness of healthcare disparities in the region.

11/03/2025

Don’t miss out on Medicine Ball 2026: Enchanted Forest! CCC X SMM X AMSA’s MedBall will be held on January 31, 2026 at the Glass City Center at 5 pm; dinner will start around 6:45, with dancing at 8 pm. We will also be holding silent and live auctions (who wouldn’t want a crocheted uterus or a STEP 1 prep basket made by our very own Dr. Matus?), and there will be cocktails, dinner, a professional photobooth, and of course, dancing with our very own UTCOMLS DJs, B&B! You don’t want to miss out on MedBall; last year we had a great turnout, and we can’t wait to see even more students, faculty, providers, and community members come out to have fun with us this year. Tickets are $75 for a three course dinner (with vegan, gluten free, dairy free option) plus dessert and a night of dancing, OR $35 for dancing only tickets.

More info about MedBall, the student organizations it benefits, and ticket purchases or sponsorship can be found at the link in our bio!

10/31/2025

Happy Halloween from the Community Care Clinics! We wish everyone a lovely holiday season and look forward to seeing you at clinic!

10/27/2025

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month — and though the month may be nearing its end, it’s not too late to spread awareness of the disease and important screening! Swipe to read important facts and statistics about breast cancer and the importance of mammograms to catch cancer early and save lives.

Additionally, the CCC will be hosting a FREE mammogram clinic in collaboration with Mercy Health on December 11th, 2025 between 5:30-7:30 pm. Reach out to us using the contact info on the last slide regarding your eligibility and to schedule a screening mammogram now!

10/18/2025

Congratulations to our October Volunteer of the Month: Marc Alger! Your commitment to learning, adapting, and problem-solving for our patients has made you an invaluable volunteer. Thank you, Marc, for your hard work and dedication!

10/14/2025

We love hearing stories of how our clinics have made a difference in the community! Thank you to for the feature on our Labre Clinic — we are so proud of our volunteers and our medical director, Dr. Richard Paat, for their tireless efforts bringing free healthcare to our community!

The Labre Clinic sees patients every Monday at 235 Courtland Ave (the parking lot behind Queen of Apostles School) at 5:30 pm and 464 6th St (in the parking lot across from Helping Hands) at 6:30 pm, rain, snow, or sunshine.

Read the article here: https://www.wtol.com/article/news/local/toledo-doctor-st-johns-jesuit-bring-free-medical-care-food-hope-to-church-parking-lot/512-b92e376a-b08f-4bd1-8ce5-fa45468dbda1

10/10/2025

Welcome to our new 2025-2026 M1 representatives who spent their first night of training at clinic last night! We can’t wait to see where your time with the CCC takes you (and us)!

10/04/2025

Thank you to our friends at the Student College of Clinical Pharmacy for the generous donation to our clinics, raised at their 12th Annual Trivia Night! We are so grateful for your support in our mission to provide free healthcare with dignity in addition to your essential work in clinic every week!

09/26/2025

Did you know that 50% of all vision loss can be avoided through early detection and treatment? Are you interested in making a difference and filling a much-needed role in healthcare? Become a Vision Screener at the CCC through Prevent Blindness Ohio! 👓

PBO offers online training webinars for Adult Vision Screening certifications — the next available webinar is being held this Tuesday, September 30th from 12 pm to 2:30 pm! Sign up now through the link in our bio or reach out with any questions!

09/22/2025

Flu season is upon us, and you know what that means: it’s time for your annual flu shot! 🥳 The CCC is partnering with Lucas County Health Department to provide influenza vaccines to patients at our clinic at NO cost on October 2nd, starting at 5:30 pm. Come by for a free flu shot and other preventative care — and stay healthy this fall! 💉

09/19/2025

The CCC’s main clinic is easily accessible via TARTA thanks to the tireless efforts of past boards! Route 34 will take bus riders right across the street from our clinic at stop ID 1130. We are passionate about improving access to our services for all! Don’t hesitate to reach out with questions about bus and clinic accessibility!

09/15/2025

Happy Latino/e Heritage Month from both the CommunityCare Clinics and the Latino Medical Student Association! Wondering why we celebrate during the middle of the month? Today is not only the first day of Latino Heritage month: it also marks the independence of Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras, and Nicaragua, followed by the independence of Mexico and Chile. While we acknowledge the hardships many Latinos face, particularly in medicine, we admire the courage to persevere in the face of systemic inequities. This month we reflect on the impact Latino Communities have had on art, science, and everything in between. This month is about more than recognition: it’s a time to uplift, celebrate, and appreciate the past, present, and what is to come.

LMSA at UTCOMLS continues to demonstrate this as they work to become an active chapter within the national organization and continue to help Latino communities.

The CCC is committed to providing healthcare to underserved populations in the Toledo area. Our clinics regularly serve the Latino population, and our volunteers include interpreters for both Spanish and Portuguese. If you’d like to get involved, don’t hesitate to reach out!

Both the CCC and LMSA would like you to join us in celebrating Latino Heritage month together. “The Latina in me is an ember that blazes forever.” – Sonia Sotomayor

09/11/2025

Congratulations to our September Volunteer of the Month (and the first VOTM from the Class of 2029!): Benjamin Theis! Your dedication to getting to know patients and treating them with dignity impresses us all. Thank you Benjamin!

Address

2150 S Byrne Road
Toledo, OH
43614

Opening Hours

5:30pm - 8pm

Telephone

+14194828127

Website

http://www.utcommunitycare.org/

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