On December 11, the Order of Malta Clinic, in partnership with St. Vincent de Paul of Alameda County, hosted its second podiatry clinic of the year, providing essential foot care to those experiencing homelessness in Oakland.

The Order of Malta Clinic, in partnership with St. Vincent de Paul of Alameda County, recently hosted a free podiatry clinic, offering foot care and support to those experiencing homelessness in Oakland.

The Clinic celebrates its reopening and expanded capacity with official ribbon cutting and press event.

Dr. Susan Fernyak sits down with KTVU’s Andre Senior to discuss the reopening and expansion of the Clinic.

October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month, and the Order of Malta Clinic, thanks to our partnership with Sutter Health, is making sure underserved women in our community have access to state-of-the-art breast cancer screenings.

Save the date for the 15th Annual Champions Gala! The Silver Chalice Awards Dinner is scheduled for October 3, 2023, against the backdrop of the Golden Gate at the St. Francis Yacht Club in San Francisco.

The Clinic’s very own Dr. Tom Wallace was recently featured on ABC7 News.

Save the date for the 14th Annual Champions Gala! The Silver Chalice Awards Dinner is scheduled for September 27, 2022, against the backdrop of the Golden Gate at the St. Francis Yacht Club in San Francisco.

The Order of Malta Clinic of Northern California was recently featured in the March Issue of the Catholic Voice. Read the full article here.

The Order of Malta Clinic of Northern California celebrated its 13th Annual Champions Gala on September 28 at the St. Francis Yacht Club in San Francisco. The event raised critical funds for the free medical clinic, that has been in operation for 13 years and served more that 40,000 patients.

The Clinic’s mission is to address health inequities, and during the COVID-19 pandemic, those gaps in access to care have become even more evident and acute. Consider the fact that more than 60 percent of Alameda County residents over the age of 16 are vaccinated, yet among low-income residents and people of color, the rate is closer to 40 percent.

“I am very grateful for this award,” Dr. Thomas Wallace said, “but it really is a shared award with the other 50 volunteers who staff our clinic.

The Order of Malta of Northern California has started a mobile clinic to serve uninsured and homeless people..

Dr. Tom Wallace found new life after neurology - at the Order of Malta Clinic…

One morning Vanchensuren, a Mongolian wife and mother of two young children, came to our Clinic desperately ill.

he Order of Malta Clinic of Northern California yesterday unveiled its new mobile clinic, which will bring healthcare to those in need throughout Alameda and Contra Costa counties.

The Clinic is dedicated to carrying forward the Order of Malta’s centuries-old mission of “upholding human dignity and caring for people in need.”

Now in our 10th year serving the poor and uninsured, the Order of Malta Clinic of Northern California will be reaching even more patients with a new 34-foot mobile health clinic.

Shao-Chieh is a 64 year old Chinese American who has lived the American dream. Unfortunately, he has now entered the American health system quagmire.

Instead of going to the emergency room, Pons gambled with his health. He has no health insurance and was afraid he’d struggle to pay any medical bills if he sought emergency help.

“Big” can be a relative term.

Medical clinics that serve the poor and uninsured typically only survive for a couple of years. The Order of Malta Clinic of Northern California is moving towards 10 years in operation and recently served its 25,000th patient.

The Order of Malta Clinic of Northern California is expecting to receive its 25,000th patient visit sometime in the spring of 2017.