Student-Run Clinics

Gain hands-on experience caring for patients in our five clinics serving the New York City communities near Columbia University Irving Medical Center. Current medical students interested in serving diverse populations should check out our clinics.

Columbia-Harlem Health and Medical Partnership (CHHMP)

The Columbia-Harlem Health and Medical Partnership (CHHMP) is a student-run clinic providing free, quality medical care to unhoused, uninsured, and underserved individuals.

Doctor consoling senior patient

Columbia Human Rights Initiative Asylum Clinic (CHRIA)

The Columbia Human Rights Initiative Asylum Clinic (CHRIA) is an organization of students and faculty committed to developing a human rights-centered approach to medicine. 

CHRIA team members

Columbia Student Medical Outreach (CoSMO)

Columbia Student Medical Outreach (CoSMO) is a free clinic serving uninsured patients in Washington Heights and Northern Harlem.

Elderly patient talking to her doctor

Columbia University Care Access Project (CCAP)

Columbia University Care Access Project (CCAP) is a harm reduction organization run by medical students at Columbia University in Washington Heights, NY.

Q Clinic

Q Clinic provides free primary care tailored to the needs of the LGBTQ+ community.

Woman with mask in doctor's office