Philadelphia FIGHT is committed to keeping all of our patients safe during the Coronavirus outbreak. As the outbreak has intensified, we have made some changes to keep everyone safe. To assure your safety and the safety of our staff, we cannot accept walk-in visits at this time. Please call us before visiting any of our clinical sites. We will arrange for you to be seen in the safest possible environment for you and we can also provide guidance over the phone if your needs can be met without coming in.
Please visit our Coronavirus (COVID-19) information page for important information, including closures and cancelations.
Please call us before visiting any of our clinical sites.
Philadelphia has instituted a rental relief program for people who have lost income because of the COVID-19 pandemic. This program is for renters, whose incomes are under 500% of the poverty level. That amount is $63,800 for one individual; add $22,400 for each additional person in the household. Rental assistance is for three months with the possibility of extensions. This program is limited to people who receive Ryan White services and who do not have other housing subsidies. Click here for links to the guidelines, and to the application. Only your case manager can submit the application.
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(215) 985 4448Jonathan Lax Center
(215) 790 1788John Bell Health Center
(267) 725 0252Y-HEP Health Center
(215) 344 1632Dental Services
(215) 525 3046Pediatrics
(215) 525 8600
Registration for the Institute for Community Justice’s Justice, Reentry, and & Healthcare Summit is now open! Workshops will take place from October 5th to 9th. For a full listing of workshops and to register, click the link below.
Call 215-525-8600 to schedule your appointment!
Philadelphia FIGHT is providing COVID-19 community based testing. All testing events are free! You do not have to exhibit symptoms to receive a test. Click the button below to find out where FIGHT will be testing next!
FIGHT COVID-19 Community Testing Phone Number: 267-436-3126.
Dr. Mounzer identified two major gaps in the care of patients with HIV/hepatitis C (HCV) co-infection, and the complexity of multidrug-resistant HIV treatment. He is involved with many clinical trials focusing on drug development and better understanding of HIV immunopathogenesis with the Wistar Institute. He is involved in teaching and mentoring.
Dr. Cruz is a board certified pediatrician who serves as the Medical Director for our Pediatrics and Adolescent Health Center. He has presented and/or published in the fields of community violence and domestic violence prevention, quality improvement, behavioral health, curriculum development and mentorship. In 2019 he received the Greater Philadelphia Social Innovation Award for Innovations in Healthcare.