We believe in treating our patients with compassion and respect and as an integral part of a team. Our goal is to enable patients to return to productive work life and enjoyable personal leisure activities in the shortest possible time while doing so safely. The Free Health Clinic is a volunteer physician-based, free charitable clinic operating in the West Ridge neighborhood of Chicago serving South Asian and many diverse underserved immigrants and refugee populations who live in the area. Indian American Medical Association Charitable Foundation (IAMACF) Community Health Clinic, a nonprofit, was established on October 7, 1994, to provide free health care for underserved communities and people without health insurance. Initially, it was housed at Indo-American Center. In 2003, it was moved to 2645 W Peterson Street when a generous donation from Dr. Nimmagadda in his son’s name purchased the building and converted it into a Clinic facility.

 After its complete renovation, Seva Community Health Clinic started. IAMACF Seva Community Health Clinic has six private examining rooms, a large waiting area, a conference room, a pharmacy, and a lab testing area to service appointments and walk-in patients. The mission of IAMACF Free Health Clinic is to provide basic primary care, preventive medical care, and public health education with dignity and respect for all. In 1998, IAMACF obtained 501©(3) nonprofit status and began providing free weekend medical services.