Free & Low-Cost Clinics in Inglewood, CA

Who runs these clinics

8 health-center organizations run the 13 clinics in Inglewood. Figures are each organization's own federal report for all its sites (HRSA UDS 2025), not this city alone.

• Venice Family Clinic — 4 sites here, 24 in total. 39,701 patients in 2025, 12% uninsured; also provided dental, mental health, substance use, vision care; 37% of patients had limited English.
• The Clinic, INC. — 2 sites here, 6 in total. 13,037 patients in 2025, 4% uninsured; 32% of patients had limited English.
• Anphon Corporation — 2 sites here.
• Altamed Health Services Corporation — 1 site here, 129 in total. 312,739 patients in 2025, 6% uninsured; 48% of patients had limited English.
• Central Neighborhood Health Foundation — 1 site here, 12 in total. 26,825 patients in 2025, 1% uninsured; 31% of patients had limited English.
• Mission City Community Network, INC — 1 site here, 19 in total. 17,949 patients in 2025, 3% uninsured; 38% of patients had limited English.
• Centro Medico Community Clinic, INC. — 1 site here, 17 in total.
• Prime Wellness Community Health Center — 1 site here, 2 in total.

Health centers near Inglewood

• Hawthorne (9) · 2 mi
• Culver City (9) · 4 mi
• Gardena (5) · 5 mi
• Redondo Beach (2) · 6 mi
• Venice (7) · 7 mi
• Los Angeles (294) · 8 mi
• Huntington Park (21) · 8 mi
• Santa Monica (5) · 8 mi

New to community health centers?

• How the sliding-fee scale works — and how to qualify
• What to bring to your first visit
• Getting care with no insurance

Inglewood at a Glance

Every clinic listed above is a federally funded community health center — it treats you with or without insurance, regardless of immigration status, and charges on a sliding-fee scale based on income. Here's what the HRSA and federal NPI registry data shows for Inglewood specifically:

• 13,116 patients living in the ZIP codes 90301, 90303, 90304, 90305 were seen at federally funded health centers in 2025; 6% of them had no insurance.
• 1 of 13 is a school-based site — these usually see enrolled students first, so call before going if you're not a student.
• 2 of 13 are mobile clinics — call to find where and when they stop.
• 13 of 13 clinics list a direct phone number you can call ahead.
• 2 of 13 clinics list a website.
• 5 of 13 are part of a program that reports dental services in federal UDS data (program-level, not per-site — call to confirm dental is offered at this address).
• Reported weekly hours: 10 clinics report 40+ hrs/week, 2 report 20–39 hrs/week, 1 doesn't report hours.