The Primary Care Human Rights Clinic at Bellevue Hospital provides comprehensive, trauma informed care for immigrants who have experienced persecution and human rights abuses. We offer a stable, supportive environment where patients can continue to seek care and heal.
All patients will receive access to primary care, specialty care, behavioral health services, legal support, and social services through an interdisciplinary team approach centered on continuity, trust, and compassionate care.
The clinic is led by Dr. Masha Slavin, Medical Director, and Muhammad Idrees, Administrator, under the clinical leadership of Dr. Andrew Wallach, Chief of Ambulatory Care, and Dr. Bipin Subedi, Chief of Adult Psychiatry.
Services
The Primary Care Human Rights Clinic is designed to provide coordinated, patient-centered care through Bellevue Hospital’s Ambulatory Care Services. PCHR centers primary care as the first point of contact for a holistic, patient-centered approach. Patients can access Bellevue Hospital’s extensive Ambulatory Care network, including 94 outpatient clinics and specialty services.
- Medical Care
- Mental Health
- Social Services
- Legal Support
- Care from specialty doctors
Appointments + Referrals
To schedule an appointment or for immediate assistance, please call 212-562-8713.
You can also schedule your appointment directly on MyChart.