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Fully Alive Community Health is a licensed mobile medical clinic and 501(c)(3) nonprofit based in Pasadena, California. It brings free, comprehensive medical, dental, vision, screening, and mental health services together in a one-stop model of care for neighbors across greater Los Angeles, while also deploying to disaster-affected communities when Los Angeles County needs it most. By bringing multiple essential health services together in one accessible setting, Fully Alive makes it easier for people to get the care they need without navigating multiple providers or locations. Partners fund the care, so no one served at a clinic is ever billed, asked for insurance, or asked for papers.
If you represent a foundation, a health system, a company, or a family fund, this page is for you. Reach out to Fully Alive Community Health at (626) 360-0800 or info@fullyalivecommunityhealth.org to start a conversation.
Free of charge
Close to home
Whole-person
The record
What the numbers look like
Fully Alive Community Health has been delivering care in Los Angeles County since 2007, first as Medical Mission Adventures and under the Fully Alive name since 2026. Here is the record.
13,752
Neighbors served
306
Free clinics delivered
1,451
Volunteer medical professionals
$8,155,100
Donated care and resources
NAFC Gold Rating
2022, 2023, 2024, 2025
Disaster responses
2023 Hawaii wildfires and 2025 Los Angeles County wildfires, Eaton and Palisades
Tax status
501(c)3 nonprofit, EIN 04-3661520. Contributions are tax deductible
The National Association of Free and Charitable Clinics Gold Rating is awarded on quality standards, clinical governance, and operations. Fully Alive Community Health has held it for four years running. Financials and 501(c)3 documentation are available on request, and the organization’s Candid profile is public.
Last year
2025 at a glance
A single year of delivered care across greater Los Angeles.
1,166
Total patients served
269
Medical consultations
241
Dental patients
403
Vision patients
106
Mental health evaluations
$357,550
Value of donated services
Disaster response
When the fires came, the clinic showed up
Following the 2025 Los Angeles wildfires, Fully Alive Community Health deployed two mobile medical units at the edge of the burn zone, launched pop-up clinics at community based organizations, and kept them running for five months. The deployment was led by Dr. Evelyn Wong, M.D., FACEP, the organization’s Executive Director and Medical Director, a board-certified emergency medicine physician with 28 years of experience in Southern California.
2
Mobile medical units deployed
5
Months on the ground
1,066
Patients treated in 2025
In 2025, Fully Alive Community Health treated 1,066 patients in Altadena and Pacific Palisades, providing medical, dental, optical, mental health, and wellness services. That was most of the organization’s year. When Los Angeles County needed a clinic in the burn zone, this is where the capacity went.
Most organizations write a check after a disaster. Fully Alive Community Health parks a licensed clinic and pop-up clinics at the edge of it and stays. That capacity exists because it is registered with CAL VOAD and ENLA, because it owns and maintains the units, and because 1,451 volunteer clinicians can be called on.
Giving levels
Ways to partner
Every dollar here pays for delivered care. Patients are never charged.
Sponsor a clinic day
$13,500
A full day of care for up to 150 children, adults, and families who would otherwise go without. Covers the volunteer physicians, nurses, and healthcare professionals who deliver primary medical, dental, and vision care, screenings, and mental health support, all at no cost to the patient.
Bring hope in a crisis
$6,200
When disaster strikes, this keeps Fully Alive Community Health ready to respond with a fully equipped mobile clinic and trained volunteers. It funds standby capacity and sustained operations in the days and weeks after a crisis, the same response delivered after the 2025 Los Angeles wildfires.
Sponsor 100 screenings
$3,500
One hundred people in underserved communities receive life-changing diagnostic tests in a single visit to the mobile clinic. Screenings catch diabetes, kidney disease, high cholesterol, and infectious disease early, when treatment works best.
Stock the pharmacy
From $2,500
A prescription only helps if the patient can fill it. This stocks the clinic pharmacy so patients take medication home the same day, from antibiotics and blood pressure medication to diabetes supplies and pain relief. $2,500 covers roughly 75 to 100 patients. $5,000 covers one full clinic day, up to 150 patients. $10,000 keeps the pharmacy stocked across multiple clinic events and replenishes high-demand medications.
Restore a smile
$1,200
Restorative dental care using lasting, name-brand materials rather than the temporary, lower-cost materials many clinics rely on. That means tooth-colored, mercury-free restorations, plus Silver Diamine Fluoride, which can stop deep cavities without drilling or injections. Because many patients cannot return for a second visit, the team delivers the highest standard of care in a single appointment.
Give the gift of sight
$930
A comprehensive eye exam, digital retinal screening, and quality prescription glasses in one clinic visit. Patients leave with branded frames in hand, no weeks-long wait and no second appointment. Early detection of eye disease and restored sight help children learn, adults work, and families move forward.
Invest where the need is greatest
Custom scope
An unrestricted gift lets Fully Alive Community Health put resources where they matter most: equipment and supplies, volunteer recruitment and training, and response to new needs as they emerge. It funds care today and builds the capacity to serve more patients tomorrow.
Not sure which one fits? Say so on the form below and someone will work it out with you.
The mobile model
What it costs to bring the clinic to people
A mobile clinic can cost more per visit than a high-volume brick and mortar clinic. That is the wrong comparison. The question is not which model is cheaper. It is which model delivers the most value for the people being served.
Fully Alive Community Health reaches people who might otherwise go without care by bringing a comprehensive range of services—medical, dental, vision, preventive screenings, and mental health—directly into underserved Los Angeles neighborhoods and disaster-affected communities. This one-stop approach allows individuals and families to address multiple health needs in a single, trusted setting, removing the burden of navigating separate providers, appointments, and locations. As a result, health concerns are identified earlier, gaps in care are reduced, and costly emergency and hospital visits can be avoided. Just as importantly, this model builds trust and creates a place people know they can return to for the care they need.
The return is measured in earlier treatment, lower downstream cost, and healthier neighborhoods.
The relationship
What partners get
Direct access
A named contact and a direct line. Not a general inbox and not a newsletter.
Reporting
Reporting on where the money went and who it reached. Clinic counts, patients served, services delivered, and the neighborhoods they were delivered in.
Recognition
Recognition at clinics and in organizational materials.
Documentation
Financials and 501(c)3 documentation on request.
An open invitation
An open invitation to observe a clinic day. Come stand in the parking lot at 8 a.m. and watch the tents go up. It is the fastest way to understand what your funding buys.
Better together
Organizations already in this work
These organizations supply medicine, equipment, clinical expertise, and coordination.
Supply is not the same as delivery. Donated medicine still has to get to a parking lot in Los Angeles with a licensed clinician standing next to it. Funding partners are what turns the supply into care that reaches a person. That is the gap this page is asking you to fill.
Questions
Common questions from funders
Yes. Fully Alive Community Health is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization based in Pasadena, California, EIN 04-3661520. Contributions are tax deductible to the extent allowed by law. Financials and 501(c)3 documentation are available on request.
Fully Alive Community Health is the operating name of Medical Mission Adventures, which rebranded in 2026. The legal entity, the EIN (04-3661520), and the tax status did not change. Grants and gifts may be made to either name.
A mobile clinic can carry a higher cost per visit than a high-volume brick and mortar clinic, but cost per visit is the wrong measure. Fully Alive Community Health reaches people in Los Angeles who would otherwise receive no care at all. Bringing medical, dental, vision, and mental health services into underserved neighborhoods and disaster-affected communities removes access barriers, catches health problems earlier, prevents costlier emergency and hospital care, and builds the trust that keeps patients coming back. The return is measured in earlier treatment, lower downstream cost, and healthier communities.
Fully Alive Community Health maintains a public Candid profile and has earned the Gold Rating from the National Association of Free and Charitable Clinics every year from 2022 through 2025. Financials, 501(c)3 documentation, and program reporting are available on request from the Pasadena, California office at (626) 360-0800.
Fully Alive Community Health tracks neighbors served, clinics delivered, volunteer hours, and the value of donated care. To date it has served 13,752 neighbors across 306 free clinics in greater Los Angeles, delivered $8,155,100 in donated care and resources, and built a workforce of more than 1,400 volunteer medical professionals. Partners receive reporting tied to the clinics their funding supports.
Yes. Fully Alive Community Health is a registered first responder with CAL VOAD and the Emergency Network of Los Angeles (ENLA). Following the 2025 Los Angeles wildfires it deployed two mobile medical units and ran pop-up clinics in the Altadena and Pacific Palisades areas for over five months, led by a board-certified emergency physician.
Get in touch
Start a partnership conversation
Tell us what you are trying to accomplish and someone from Fully Alive Community Health will get back to you. No fundraising sequence, no drip campaign. A person, a call, and a plan.
Want to see the work before you fund it?
Clinic dates are posted here, and you are welcome at any of them. If your church, school, or organization wants to bring a clinic to your own community, that is a different page. If you would rather give directly today, the donation page is here.