Sage Healthcare · Bridgeport, CT
Sage Healthcare is a free community health clinic in Bridgeport, CT. Call to schedule an appointment. No insurance required. Care is available to everyone—without barriers.
What We Offer
Sage provides free, accessible medical care focused on prevention, acute concerns, and stabilization of chronic conditions. Care is designed to address immediate health needs and support patients in establishing ongoing care with a community primary care provider when appropriate.
Primary Care DetailsTrauma-informed support that helps people stabilize, stay engaged in care, and build momentum in recovery. Mental health evaluations, ongoing therapy, substance use counseling, and support groups led by licensed psychiatric professionals.
Behavioral Health SupportRobby's House is permanent supportive housing for adults living with serious mental illness. Located on Barnum Avenue, this newly renovated historic home breaks the cycle of crisis hospitalization, jail, and confused homelessness. Stable housing paired with on-site care reduces crisis cycles and supports long-term recovery.
We provide a stable environment with continuous mental health stabilization treatment, peer recovery support, and essential life-skills education designed to return our clients to independence and the community.
Adults and adolescents in the Bridgeport community, including individuals experiencing homelessness, housing instability, or limited access to healthcare. When specialized services are needed, we help patients connect with appropriate care such as obstetrics, pediatrics, and other community providers. Regardless of insurance or legal status.
Latest from Sage
Transforming a historic property in Bridgeport into a permanent home for 10 residents experiencing serious psychological distress. Addressing the root causes of homelessness and crisis hospitalization.
Our volunteer-run clinic provided over $716,000 in donated professional care this past year, removing barriers for thousands.
Sage Healthcare expands affiliations with Yale, Johns Hopkins, Georgetown, and Sacred Heart University to train the next generation of compassionate providers.