Community Crossroads Clinic

The Greenville Community Shelter Clinic (GCSC) is a free medical clinic run by medical students at the Brody School of Medicine at East Carolina University. The clinic offers basic medical services and referrals to Shelter Residents, as well as community residents.

The clinic first opened in December 1988 and is currently located within the administrative building of Community Crossroads Center. The clinic operates out of an ECU Mobile Clinic trailer with 2 exam rooms, a Railcare Health bus, a conference room, and a medical supply closet.

Medical students, premedical students, physical therapists, community pharmacists, social workers, and physicians all donate their time to operate the clinic. ECU Physicians’ Family Practice center, Pitt County Health Department, ECU Health, the James D. Bernstein Clinic, HealthAssist/AccessEast, and local private physicians all provide referral services for our patients. The prescriptions are delivered to Community Crossroads Center to be given to the residents.

The clinic offers primary care appointments (for chronic and acute care needs), referral options, prescription medication drop-off services, physical therapy services, and mental health services. The clinic is open every other Monday from 6:30 pm to 10:00 pm. Appointments are on a first-come, first-serve basis. The clinic welcomes any and all patients who need access to free medical care!

To contact the clinic, call 252-758-9244.