Anyone may be seen at the Conejo Free Clinic. There are no qualifications to become a patient on the medical side. We do inquire about proof of income with our dental clinic. 

Yes, all of the services at the clinic are provided at no cost. Some patients wish to make donations, which are always welcome, but never necessary.

Yes, currently due to COVID we are not accepting walk-in patients. Please call and make an appointment. 

Medical and Legal Appointments:

(805) 497-3575

Dental Appointments:

(805) 328-3100 or email [email protected]

Patients at the Conejo Free Clinic are provided the same consideration, respect, and privacy that they would receive at any other health care facility. All volunteers sign a confidentiality agreement and the CFC adheres to patient privacy regulations required by HIPAA, and other federal and state laws, as they apply to free health clinics.

We are typically open Monday – Friday from 9AM – 5PM. Hours are based on availability of our generous volunteers.

Some patients need acute care for problems such as strep throat, sinus infections, skin rashes, and urinary tract infections.  Other patients are seen for ‘chronic’ long-term problems such as diabetes and high blood pressure.

No, the Free Clinic is not an Urgent Care Clinic. If you have an emergency, please call 9-1-1 or proceed to the nearest hospital Emergency Room.

Yes, we will provide services regardless of immigration status.

Yes, but we encourage donations and ask clients to donate $40 for each service visit.  The Conejo Free Clinic has expenses associated with providing its services and is completely supported by donations and grants. We do not receive any federal funding or bill Medicare and Medical.

Yes, the Conejo Free Clinic has some front desk receptionist volunteers and medical staff that are fluent in Spanish. We also have a medical and legal certified interpreter available with advanced notice. Patients who speak other languages are encouraged to ask an English speaking friend or family member to come to the clinic with them.

Yes, all of our medical staff is licensed with the State of California and are covered under the Federal Torts Claim Act Malpractice insurance. Our exceptional all-volunteer team of physicians, nurses, nurse practitioners, dentists, dental hygienists, attorneys, and support staff come from Los Robles Hospital, Amgen, Kaiser, UCLA and numerous private practices.

We exist to provide services to individuals and families in need through the gererosity of over 100 volunteer professional.

A total of three full-time and three part-time employees manage the numerous volunteers at the Clinic. Our operating budget is approximately $550,000 each year, which includes the staff salaries, rent, insurance, utilities, internet, phone, medical and dental supplies, etc.

We are not funded by any federal funding. We do not bill insurance. The Conejo Free Clinic relies solely on grants and private donations.

Our Board has determined a suggested donation in the amount of $40 per visit. As a reminder, there is never a charge for any service provided by a volunteer provider. All donations are voluntary and most appreciated.

We welcome California certified and licensed professionals in the medical, dental and legal fields.  Additionally, we have volunteer opportunities in areas of administration and fundraising.  Our volunteers enjoy the satisfaction of helping the most vulnerable people of our community. Giving back through our volunteer program is an invaluable way to make a difference in others’ lives. If you are interested in volunteering, please complete the Volunteer Application under the “Volunteer” tab on our website and email it to Frank Baldino at fjbaldino@conejofreeclinic.org.

Yes, the Conejo Free Clinic is a 501(c)(3) non-profit registered with the state of California. Our Federal Tax ID is 95-3177953.