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MAX ROBINSON CENTER
Primary medical
care is available at Max Robinson Center
for anyone regardless of sexual orientation,
gender identity or HIV status.
Max Robinson Center of Whitman-Walker
Clinic
2301 Martin Luther King, Jr. Ave.,
SE
Washington, DC 20020
(202) 678-8877
(202) 678-8099 (Fax)
E-mail:
mrcwwc wwc.org
Hours
| Monday-Tuesday |
8:00 am-8:00 pm |
| Wednesday-Friday |
8:00 am-5:00 pm |
Whitman-Walker Clinic's Max Robinson Center, named after the nation's first African-American network
news anchor, Max Robinson, who died of AIDS in 1988,
has been providing HIV/AIDS services for clients living in
southeast D.C. since 1992. MRC provides a wide range of services
to the community east of the Anacostia River and for Prince
George's County in a culturally competent and sensitive manner.
MRC serves an area that traditionally has been underserved
and faces tremendous challenges when it comes to primary health
care and HIV/AIDS services.
Services provided include:
Anonymous and Confidential
HIV Testing
Primary Medical Care
Dental Services
Day Treatment
HIV/AIDS Support Services
Mental Health and Addiction Treatment
Anonymous
and Confidential HIV Testing
Free anonymous and confidential HIV testing
is available at the following times:
| Monday |
9:30 am-4:00 pm |
| Tuesday |
9:30 am-4:00 pm |
| Wednesday |
9:30 am-4:00 pm |
| Thursday |
9:30 am-4:00 pm |
| Friday |
9:30 am-4:00 pm |
Primary
Medical Care
If you would like to see a doctor
at Whitman-Walker, please fill out our registration
form and our medical intake form. These forms are PDF document, so you will
need Adobe Acrobat Reader to open them. You can download a free
copy of Adobe Acrobat by clicking
here.
After you have completed the forms, call (202)
939-7690 to make an appointment and bring the completed
forms with you. Completing the forms in advance will save time
during your visit.
Dental
Services
MRC provides dental care to the uninsured or underinsured
diagnosed with HIV/AIDS.
Day Treatment
Day treatment creates a setting for holistic health care
for people living with HIV/AIDS. Nutritional assessment and
counseling, nursing care, support and psychotherapy groups
and activities in art, music, and movement therapy are among
the services offered to maintain a focus on the whole person
in the healing process.
HIV/AIDS
Support Services
Case managers are available to coordinate access to services
within the Center, and to other community-based agencies.
Case managers can help you to cope with problems associated
with housing, transportation, accessing medical and dental
care, child care, entitlements applications and any of the
many challenges that people living with HIV/AIDS must deal
with every day.
Mental Health and
Addiction Treatment Services
Professionally led psychotherapy groups, psychiatric evaluation,
peer facilitated support groups, individual and couples
counseling, addiction treatment counseling and referral and
assistance for HIV-related mental health issues are available
through this program.
Max Robinson Center News
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