Carroll University's new Community Health Services building, located at 237 Wisconsin Ave. in Waukesha, Wisconsin, expands educational and clinical opportunities for the university's College of Health Sciences graduate and undergraduate students. Purchased in February 2019, renovated and dedicated in 2020, the building houses many of Carroll's Community Health Services—a collection of clinics and programs which provide mission- and ethos-focused, community health and wellness programs at little or no cost to Waukesha's underserved and uninsured populations. Renovation of the three-story building was made possible by Carroll University contributions, the public, Waukesha Free Clinic capital campaign donors and a $250,000 Waukesha County Community Development Block Grant.
9000 sq. ft.of clinic space split over three levels
Community CareThe facility houses a number of Carroll's Community Health Services clinics and programs.
Homeof the Waukesha Free Clinic at Carroll University
Building Features
The 9,000-square-foot facility provides educational and clinical opportunities to
College of Health Sciences students, allowing them to hone their skills while providing
services to the Waukesha community, all under the watchful eyes of experienced Carroll
faculty. The building's top floor houses the Waukesha Free Clinic at Carroll University.
- Clinical space for the Waukesha Free Clinic at Carroll University
- Fully-functioning training apartment lab space
- Multi-disciplinary training areas
- Exam rooms
- Waiting room/reception area
- Occupational therapy lab with observation room
- Exercise and therapeutic equipment
- Large meeting spaces for Carroll and community events/programs
Waukesha Free Clinic at Carroll University
The Waukesha Free Clinic at Carroll University is comprised of a unique partnership
between Carroll University, Wisconsin’s first four-year institution of higher learning,
and the state's oldest free clinic, previously named the St. Joseph’s Medical Clinic.
The independently operated clinic offers medical and wellness services to uninsured
and underserved Waukesha patients, with care provided by physician volunteers as well
as Carroll faculty and Health Sciences students.
