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New Free Clinic Opens in Burlington to Serve Uninsured
City Hope Community Clinic provides no-cost medical care to those facing barriers to healthcare access.
Apr. 13, 2026 at 3:36pm
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The vibrant neon glow of the City Hope Community Clinic's medical services symbolizes its mission to illuminate a path to free and accessible healthcare for all.Burlington TodayA new free healthcare clinic called City Hope Community Clinic has opened in Burlington, Iowa, providing no-cost medical care to individuals and families without insurance or who face high out-of-pocket costs. Operated by the City Hope Foundation and affiliated with Harmony Bible Church, the clinic is part of the Free Clinics of Iowa network and offers treatment for common conditions, testing, and connections to affordable medication and primary care providers.
Why it matters
The opening of City Hope Community Clinic aims to expand access to basic healthcare services for uninsured and underinsured residents in the Burlington area, addressing a critical need for free and low-cost medical resources in the community.
The details
City Hope Community Clinic opened on February 10 and operates as a walk-in service every Tuesday evening from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. The clinic is led by volunteer Medical Director Dr. Olverio and powered by nearly 50 volunteers. While it does not handle emergencies or provide long-term care, the clinic offers treatment for common conditions like infections, minor injuries, and urinary issues, along with on-site testing for COVID-19, flu, and more. Staff also help connect patients with primary providers and affordable medication options.
- City Hope Community Clinic opened on February 10, 2026.
- The clinic operates every Tuesday evening from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m.
The players
City Hope Foundation
The non-profit organization that operates City Hope Community Clinic, with a focus on expanding access to healthcare for underserved populations.
Harmony Bible Church
The church that is affiliated with and supports the City Hope Community Clinic.
Dr. Olverio
The volunteer Medical Director who leads the clinic.
Free Clinics of Iowa
The network of more than 30 free clinics in Iowa that City Hope Community Clinic is a part of.
Great River Health Foundation
The local partner organization that provided support for the opening of City Hope Community Clinic.
What they’re saying
“The opening of City Hope Community Clinic aims to expand access to basic healthcare services for uninsured and underinsured residents in the Burlington area, addressing a critical need for free and low-cost medical resources in the community.”
— Dr. Olverio, Medical Director, City Hope Community Clinic
What’s next
The clinic plans to continue operating every Tuesday evening, with the goal of expanding hours and services in the future to meet the growing demand for free healthcare in the Burlington area.
The takeaway
City Hope Community Clinic's model of providing no-cost, volunteer-powered medical care represents an important step in addressing healthcare disparities and expanding access to essential services for uninsured and underserved populations in Burlington and the surrounding region.
