Providing Free, Life-Saving Healthcare to Uninsured Adults in Greater Hartford.
At Malta House of Care, we provide free, high-quality primary healthcare to uninsured adults in Greater Hartford. Our dedicated team of medical professionals, volunteers, and donors work together to serve as a trusted medical home—offering compassionate, comprehensive care to those who need it most.
News
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Women’s Wellness Day Brings Preventive Care Together in One Visit
Malta House of Care recently welcomed 18 patients for Women’s Wellness Day, a special clinic focused on making important preventive screenings and women’s health services easier to access for our uninsured patients. During the event, Malta patients received 15 Pap smears, nine mammograms aboard Hartford Hospital’s Mobile Mammography Van, three flu shots, seven diabetes and…
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Thank you for Celebrating Malta’s 20th!
🎉 What an incredible celebration! 💙 Twenty years ago, Malta House of Care began as a small, community-driven response to a growing healthcare need. Today, it stands as a trusted lifeline for thousands of uninsured adults across Greater Hartford, having provided more than 87,000 free patient visits over the past two decades. This milestone anniversary…
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Celebrating Malta’s Mission in the Catholic Transcript
We’re pleased to share that Malta House of Care is featured in the latest issue of the Catholic Transcript. The article highlights Malta’s mission and the compassionate care made possible by our dedicated volunteers, supporters, community partners, and healthcare professionals. Read the full story below to learn more about Malta’s 20-year journey and the people…
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InMotion Mobile Pharmacy Clinic Connects Community Members to Care
Thank you to the incredible InMotion Mobile Pharmacy Clinic team from Yale School of Medicine for partnering with Malta House of Care for a successful community health event on July 20. During the event, seven individuals received care through the mobile clinic, including four Malta patients and three community members. Six participants were screened for…