As 2025 comes to a close, we are grateful for another year of service and community impact. Every milestone we celebrate is made possible by the generosity of our volunteer providers, donors, partners, and supporters — the people who ensure uninsured adults across the Bay Area can receive high-quality medical care at no cost.
Read MoreFor Dr. Douglas Lange, a lifelong passion for medicine began at just 12 years old. That early moment of inspiration set Dr. Lange on a path toward a long and rewarding career in orthopedics. After decades in private practice, he connected with the Order of Malta Clinic—first consulting remotely on X-rays and later, after retirement, becoming a dedicated volunteer physician.
Read MorePeter first came to us three years ago, at age 50. By his own admission, he hadn’t seen a doctor in many years. When asked about medications, he shared that he had been taking Paxil, an antidepressant, nightly for years to manage depression and anxiety—though he had never seen a psychiatrist. Peter explained that he obtained the medication through a “friend.”
Read MoreBy definition, a caregiver is a family member or paid helper who regularly looks after a child or a sick, elderly, or disabled person. But who cares for the caregiver?
Read MoreGordan first visited the Clinic back in 2017, where he presented medical conditions that are typical for most of our patients, including diabetes mellitus type 2, hyperlipidemia, and acute gastritis.
Read MoreNerjinder’s story is just one example of the commitment and partnerships that define the work of the Order of Malta Clinic.
Read MoreLuke found us online when a disturbing wound on his leg finally led him to seek medical attention.
Read MoreFrancisco came in for his first appointment on a day when most businesses were closed for the holidays. However, luckily for him, the Order of Malta Clinic was open and caring for patients.
Read MoreTom Brown has lived most of his life in the shadows. Always fearful and worried about being discovered by someone who might break his trust or hurt him. He discovered the Clinic through the kindness and care of a couple who gave him shelter.
Read MoreBowing slowly, part of my cultural upbringing in showing respect, I pondered the sudden invitation to come in. I believe I may have hesitated for about 10 seconds, although it seemed much longer as I tried to quickly sort through a jumble of thoughts.
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