St. Luke's Free Medical Clinic

Pharmacy • Spartanburg, SC • Since 1992

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St. Luke's Free Medical Clinic is a nonprofit health organization in Spartanburg, South Carolina, serving uninsured and low-income residents. Founded in 1992 and headquartered at 162 N Dean St, it provides primary care, pharmacy services, mental health support, and patient education. The clinic dispenses crucial medications through its on-site St. Luke's Pharmacy, with some drugs donated and others purchased for patients. For imaging, lab tests, and more advanced procedures, patients are referred to partner facilities (Spartanburg Regional Healthcare System and Mary Black Memorial Hospital). The clinic operates with 4 offices nationwide within the United States, though its main footprint is in Spartanburg. Contact: info@slfmc.org; phone 864-597-0413.

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Clinic Type

Pharmacy

Address

162 N, Dean St. Spartanburg, SC 29302

Phone

+1-864-5422273

Email

ngandhi@slfmc.org

Opening Hours

Pharmacy Hours: Monday 9 AM–4 PM; Tuesday 1 PM–8 PM; Wednesday 10 AM–4 PM; Thursday 10 AM–4 PM; Friday 9 AM–1 PM

Website

https://www.slfmc.org/pharmacy

Services Offered

Pharmacy
On-site pharmacy
Medication access
Prescription fulfillment
Medication guidance and support

Technology & Equipment

Pharmacy
On-site medication dispensing
Provider collaboration system

Insurance & Payment

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Languages Spoken

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FAQs

What are the pharmacy hours?

Monday: 9 AM- 4 PM; Tuesday: 1 PM- 8 PM; Wednesday and Thursday: 10 AM to 4 PM; Friday: 9 am-1 pm.

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What Patients Say

Overall sentiment across review platforms: positive

Vitals.com: Physician ratings range from 3.5 to 4.4 out of 5 stars on some professional platforms, though generalized public review counts are minimal or unavailable for the clinic as a whole. (Limited, with some platforms showing zero or no public reviews.)

Patients praise

Access to free primary, psychiatric, and mental health care for low-income, uninsured individuals
Highly professional and caring staff and volunteers who are dedicated to the mission
Provision of low-cost or no-cost essential medications through an on-site pharmacy
Effective integrated chronic disease management, particularly for diabetes, with demonstrated patient outcomes improvement
Availability of comprehensive support services including food bank access, transportation assistance, and in-house language translation/interpretation

Common complaints

Challenges with scheduling appointments for new patients due to high demand and volunteer availability, particularly during the COVID-19 pandemic
Potential for long wait times or limited access for new patients at times of high surge demand

"St Luke's is awesome and very helpful and caring. A lot of people depend on St Luke's free medical clinic bc they do not have insurance and this is where they [go]."

— Indeed employee/community review section

"I love being in here taking care of these patients, they are very grateful for it, they just don’t have any other way to get the medical care that they need. Their only option is St. Luke’s."

— Quote from a volunteer physician in The Greenville News/GoUpstate reporting

Synthesized from public review platforms as of Jul 11, 2026 — sources: [1][2][3][4].

In the News

St. Luke’s playbook for building a ‘future-ready’ pharmacy model — Jan 6, 2026
Finding Solutions: Grant helps Aiken clinic provide free pharmacy services to families — Apr 14, 2026
A New Chapter in Patient Care: BIFMC Opens Its First Dispensing Pharmacy | Barrier Islands Free Medical Clinic — Oct 16, 2025
Good Shepherd Free Medical Clinic celebrates 30 years of service – The Laurens County Advertiser — Jan 13, 2026

Information sourced from the clinic's website as of July 11, 2026. Own this clinic? Claim or correct this listing.