Next Clinic: October 4, 2023
In efforts to reduce the spread of COVID-19, Riverside Free Clinic will be limiting many services until further notice. At our upcoming clinic, we will be providing the following services: medical, labs, pharmacy, dental, psychiatry, counseling, auto-refills, and more.
All patients will be seen by walk-ups on a first come, first served basis. No insurance or proof of citizenship required. Indoor seating is now available.
Todos los pacientes serán atendidos sin cita previa por orden de llegada. No se requiere seguro ni prueba de ciudadanía. Los asientos interiores estan disponsibles.
If you require immediate medical attention, please seek help at the Riverside University Health System located at
26520 Cactus Ave, Moreno Valley, CA 92555 or call (951) 486-4000.
If you, or anyone you know, are experiencing suicidal thoughts or need to speak with trained counselors, please seek help through the National Suicide Prevention Hotline by texting or calling 9-8-8.
For more information and resources please visit our COVID-19 page.
Q: What’s your specialty and how long have you been working in it?
A: I am a Family Medicine Physician and I graduated in 2013.
Q: What keeps you coming back to clinic?
A: The patients are so grateful and the students are so enthusiastic about giving care. It really reenergizes me. Even though it’s after hours, it’s more invigorating rather than work.
Q: What’s your favorite thing about clinic?
A: I love seeing the enthusiasm of the students and being a part of something that reaches out to people who are often forgotten.
Q: Why did you choose Riverside?
A: Riverside is my hometown. I have been in the area since I was 12. It’s important to me to see our community thrive.
Thank you to everybody who gives their time every week to make this clinic happen. It amazes me each time I come to see all the hard work with the positive attitude everyone brings.
Q: What’s your specialty and how long have you been working in it?
A: I have been a Family Medicine physician since 2012. I did my community medicine fellowship in 2013.
Q: What keeps you coming back to clinic?
A: It’s a place that combines two of the reasons that I enjoy being a physician: teaching eager, happy, and hardworking medical students and helping people who need help the most.
Q: What’s your favorite thing about clinic?
A: I love to see a student learns something that changes their perspective on an underserved population.
Q: Why did you choose Riverside?
A: I started coming to this clinic as a resident in Fontana Kaiser Permanente and that’s how I met Dr. Lyons. I then attended regularly and started teaching at the UCR School of Medicine in 2012. The whole Inland Empire is a big part of my life.