School Health Services 

IFM Community Medicine partners with schools throughout St. Louis to provide medical services that keep students healthy and focused on school. The Healthy Kids, Better Learners program provides flexible solutions to efficiently meet each school district’s unique needs, whether it’s medical direction or a weekly on-site clinic.

IFM Community Medicine currently works with 16 area school districts, 12 of which have more than half of the student population enrolled in free/reduced lunch programs. 

School Based Services

This school-based clinic serves not only students and staff of Hancock Place School District, but also any residents of the 63125 zip code area. Clinic hours are Monday and Thursday afternoons from 1 – 4 p.m and Wednesdays 9 a.m. -12 p.m. Referrals to mental health services Tuesday. Women's health appointments available on Wednesdays. Patients are seen on a first-come, first-served basis at no out-of-pocket expense. Partially Funded by Mercy South.

This school prepares incoming immigrant and refugee children and teens for a new life in St. Louis. IFM Community Medicine operates a clinic at the school one day a week, providing physicals, immunizations and acute care at no expense to the families.

Beginning 2016, IFM Community Medicine opened a once weekly clinic at North Tech, also servicing Northview and Ackerman to serve Special School District students and staff.

Harris-Stowe State University partnered with IFM Community Medicine in 2015 to provide on-site medical care to their students and staff with no “out-of-pocket” charges or fees. IFM's Nurse Practitioner works closely with HSSU team members to provide this free clinic on Thursday afternoons.  The clinic is located on the Harris-Stowe campus in the Health Services office.  

The Pattonville Mission: That All Will Learn to become responsible citizens in a nurturing environment where diversity means strength, knowledge means freedom, and commitment means success. In 2021 IFM joined with the Pattonville School District, in conjunction with SSM and the Bridgeton Landfill Community Project Fund, to reach thousands of residents effected by the Bridgeton Landfill in this under resourced community with the vital health care they need.

LOGOS High School provides a safe and ethical educational environment for struggling students with individualized plans. IFM is proud to partner with the school by providing regular access to acute and preventative health care for these students as they work toward a promising future. Operating on alternating Thursdays; IFM also provides consultations via telemedicine throughout the week.

One of our nurse practitioner visits Bayless regularly to address student health needs. IFM Community Medicine also serves as medical director and provides standing orders for this school district.

Our weekly clinic offers physicals and acute care for the children and teens of Jennings School District at no out-of-pocket cost to their families. Dr. Campbell serves as medical director and provides standing orders for the district.