Church Health is a faith-based health care not-for-profit, that believes in caring for one another as we’d all like to be cared for. Church Health commits every day to making the highest quality health care accessible to more Memphians—especially those facing social and economic challenges—so we can all live our lives with dignity, vitality and joy.
Together with partners, Church Health provides essential health services for those who would otherwise be unable to afford it and light the way for a brighter and healthier Memphis. Church Health cares for the whole patient, while simultaneously training the next generation of doctors.
Church Health cares for the whole person by bringing hope, health, and healing under one roof.
Who is this for? | Memphians, Volunteers, Donors, College Graduates
Year Founded | 1987
Patient Visits | 61,300 a year
Quality, affordable health care for uninsured, underserved people and their families.
At Church Health we know that hope, health, and healing happen when we consider the whole person. That’s why we connect the dots across faith, medicine, movement, work, emotions, nutrition, and friends and family. Whether caring for our patients or reaching out to the community, we hold high the dignity and worth of each person.
In 2008, the Model for Healthy Living was introduced and now serves as the cornerstone for Church Health care and outreach.
Help provide quality, affordable health care for uninsured, underserved people and their families
You can offer hope and healing to patients who have nowhere to turn when they’re sick and hurt.
The Church Health Scholars program is a gap-year, service-learning fellowship for recent four-year college graduates interested in serving underserved populations and exploring a career in healthcare.
The Scholars program seeks to build future leaders in a service-learning experience within a faith-based health care organization.
Volunteer today if you love the Church Health mission and want to support their services to the community.
In their 30+ years of existence, Church Health has served over 70,000 underserved individuals who have little or no access to affordable healthcare. Recent college