The Kedzie Center facilitates the coordination of medical, legal and social services on behalf of an individual or family.

Pilsen Food Pantry's Medical Access Closet (MAC) is open Wednesday and Friday mornings to provide pro bono physical therapy services and medical supplies to people unable to afford these services, either due to non-insurance status, therapy waiting lists, or co-payment problems. MAC also provides supplies and food for Chicago Street Medicine, a medical access program for street-based people. Since its inception, at least 500 people have received services through MAC.

Equal Hope provides healthcare navigation assistance for services such as cancer screenings, mammograms, COVID vaccine scheduling, and medical home placement.

Old Irving Park Community Clinic (OIPCC) offers free medical and behavioral healthcare to low-income adults, 18 and older.