Si se encuentra en una crisis, llame al 2-1-1 , donde hay asistencia disponible las 24 horas, los 7 días de la semana.
ATENCIÓN PRIMARIA
USF Health Adolescent Medicine & Young Adult Care
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Family Medicine: All ages or age 5 and up. Internal Medicine: 18 and up. Pediatric Primary Care: Newborn
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Determine which location is most convenient for you, and then call that location to set up an appointment.
https://health.usf.edu/bridge/
(813) 526-9684
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This clinic only offers primary care services for adults who . To determine eligibility and appointment scheduling, please call the number listed above. Most services are free of charge, but some services such as prescriptions, procedures, and surgeries will not be covered.
Calvary Community Clinic
https://www.calvarycommunityclinic.org/
(813) 238-6000
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The mission of the Calvary Community Clinic is to provide FREE healthcare and health education services to the uninsured, underserved and working poor individuals and families of Hillsborough County. Calvary Community Clinic provides FREE primary health care including diagnosis, treatment and follow-up care. Patient services are provided by volunteer physicians, nurse practitioners, nurses and support personnel
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Covers all Hillsborough County residents including those who are uninsured (no medical insurance, Medicaid or Medicare Part A or B), unemployed, underprivileged, underserved, and working poor.
Gracepoint Wellness
https://www.gracepointwellness.live/primary-care
813-239-8246 (North Tampa)
813-272-2244 #2 (Seminole Heights)
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Gracepoint Wellness is a multi-service organization. Services include Primary Care; Family Medicine; Physicals; Weight Loss; Medication Management; Diabetes & Chronic Health Management; Women's Health; Behavioral Health
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Must be 18+ to access primary care services
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Children's Emergency Services
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Children ages 5 to 17 receive services in a secure 28-bed unit designed just for children. The team is made of licensed clinicians led by board certified child & adolescent psychiatrists work exclusively with children. They have the expertise to recognize psychiatric disorders in children and the experience to recommend the most appropriate next steps in their treatment. They offer comprehensive diagnostic evaluation and treatment of a variety of emotional and behavioral problems.
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Outreach Free Clinic and Resource Center
https://theoutreachclinic.com/
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This is a free to use clinic, but clients must be 200%+ above the Federal Poverty Level and they must pass an eligibility screening from a case manager. Clinic only serves clients aged 18-64. The clinic provides primary care, specialty care, women’s health, radiology exams, blood work, diabetic counseling, case manager resources and more.
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To determine eligibility, call the number above to speak to the intake coordinator.
Suncoast Community Health Center
Appointment Line: 813-653-6100
See locations on website for specific location phone numbers.
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This is a Title X clinic. All locations have Primary Care Physicians on site that can provide counseling for Sexual Health Services and STI Testing. Fees based on income and sliding scale.
Please see website to find the phone number of the clinic nearest to you
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Fees based on income and sliding scale. All Locations have Primary Care Physicians on site that can provide counseling for Sexual Health Services and STI Testing. Some clinics offer more services than others. See website to identify which services are at which clinic.
TGH Family Care Center HealthPark
https://location.tgh.org/location/tghlocation_79/TGMG+FCC+Healthpark
813-236-5350
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The Tampa General Hospital Family Care Center Healthpark location offers primary care for patients 12 years of age and older. Many skilled physicians are available at this location and are able to offer a wide range of different medical services from physical exams to various laboratory tests. General lab draws offered. If you would like to schedule an appointment at this location or acquire a full list of offered services, please give them a call.
University of Tampa Student Health Services
813.253.6250
https://www.ut.edu/campus-life/student-services/dickey-health-and-wellness-center
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Full-time undergraduate and all international students pay a mandatory student health fee each semester. This provides for full use of the Dickey Health and Wellness Center, which includes health, counseling and wellness services. Certain types of appointments are available only on certain days. Services are provided on an appointment basis, but walk-ins will be evaluated and given appointments or seen immediately based on the urgency of their condition.
https://www.usf.edu/student-affairs/student-health-services/services/appointments.aspx
813.974.2331
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Primary Care Services; Sexual Health & Gynecology; LGBTQ+ Health Services; Mental Health Services; Immunizations & Allergy Shots; Testing for ADD, ADHD, & Learning Disability; Nutrition Counseling; Travel Health Services; and Athletic Training.
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Only for registered USF students.
USF Refugee Free Clinic
https://health.usf.edu/medicine/studentorgs/tbsm/free-clinics
813.550.6406
USF Carol and Frank Morsani Center
13330 USF Laurel Dr, Tampa, FL 33612
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Free primary care clinic for uninsured refugees.
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To set up an appointment, call or text "refugee" to 813.550.6406.
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The clinic occurs the 2nd and 4th Wednesday of every month.
MEET OUR COUNSELOR
Rusmery Freeman, MSW, RCSWI
Social Worker
University of South Florida
Hi, I’m Rusmery Freeman. I moved from New Jersey to Tampa a few years ago and am bilingual in English and Spanish. I hold a Bachelor’s degree in Sociology from Rutgers University and a Master’s degree in Social Work from Florida State University, and I’ve spent over 11 years working alongside people through life’s transitions, stressors, and healing moments. My work has spanned child welfare, healthcare, and community-based mental health support. I’ve served as a Family Service Specialist with the Department of Child Protection and Permanency (DCP&P), supporting families during periods of crisis, uncertainty, and emotional overwhelm. I’ve also worked as a Medical Case Manager for individuals living with HIV/AIDS, helping people navigate complex systems while honoring their emotional well-being, autonomy, and lived experience. During my graduate internship at James A. Haley Veterans’ Hospital, I worked with interdisciplinary teams to provide clinical social work services to veterans, with a focus on trauma-informed care, emotional regulation, and adjustment to life changes. I worked closely with supporting older adults through the Program of All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly (PACE), where I conducted assessments and helped create care plans that support not only physical health, but emotional wellness, identity, and independence. In addition, I currently work part time providing high- quality therapy through telehealth and in-person services with Hope Psychotherapy and Consulting Services. I provide therapy for individuals, couples, children, and groups using a collaborative, client centered approach that creates space for reflection, growth and healing. At the core of my work is a therapy-informed approach: meeting people where they are, creating space for honest conversations, and recognizing that healing isn’t linear. I believe in normalizing conversations around mental health, burnout, boundaries, and self-worth, especially for young adults navigating change, pressure, and identity shifts. Growth can be uncomfortable, but with connection, reflection, and support, it can also be deeply empowering.
MEET OUR COMMUNITY MENTAL HEALTH PROVIDERS
Gina Cruz
I have worked with vulnerable and marginalized communities since 2002, when I was first introduced to the field of social work while completing my studies at Kingsborough Community College in Brooklyn, New York. Since that time, my professional experience has spanned a wide range of populations and settings, including women and children, survivors of domestic violence, undocumented individuals, and families involved in child abuse prevention and intervention services. My work has consistently focused on advocacy, empowerment, and providing culturally responsive support to individuals facing systemic barriers and social inequities. Through both direct practice and case management, I have developed a strong understanding of trauma-informed care and the importance of meeting clients where they are while honoring their lived experiences. In addition to my professional experience, I bring a deeply personal perspective to my work with the LGBTQ+ community. As the mother of a woman who identifies within the LGBTQ+ community, I have gained firsthand insight into the challenges, strengths, and resilience of LGBTQ+ individuals and families. This experience has further shaped my commitment to providing affirming, inclusive, and respectful care to this population. I am a registered clinical social worker currently working toward full licensure. Presently, I work in the field of nephrology as a medical social worker, supporting patients and families as they navigate complex medical, emotional, and psychosocial needs. In addition, I work part-time as an in-home therapist, primarily serving children and their families. Across all roles, my practice is grounded in social justice, cultural humility, and a commitment to supporting marginalized communities with compassion and professionalism.
Rory Yegge
I am a compassionate and attentive counselor specializing in work with children, adolescents, and families. I’m a licensed mental health counselor and a registered marriage and family therapy intern. I am passionate about working with the LGBTQ+ community. I utilize systems theory along with specific trauma treatment modalities such as trauma focused cognitive behavioral therapy and cognitive processing therapy. Each client is unique and my use of these therapies is tailored to the individual. I strive to create a safe therapeutic environment that allows clients to heal and grow.
Marissa Witter, LCSW, QS
Owner and Therapist, For the Love of You, LLC
Hello! My name is Marissa Witter and I am a Licensed Clinical Social Worker. I attended the University of South Florida where I received a master’s in Social Work along with a bachelor’s in Psychology. My diverse experiences in the mental health field range from facilitating grief support groups, case management, outpatient counseling/therapy, and working as a school social worker in a primary and secondary setting. I have over 8 years of experience working with children and their families where I have gained the necessary skills to help address concerns with anger, anxiety, challenging child behaviors, depression, interpersonal challenges, and grief. I enjoy working with clients to find their passion in life, removing barriers that are keeping them from being the best version of themselves and learning to thrive while living the life they’ve always dreamed. I am eager to use For the Love of You to foster self-love and empowerment in adolescents and young adults in the community I have always called home.