REGIONAL CENTERS

For our clients, access can be one of their most critical challenges.  At our three regional centers, we offer access to most of the services available to clients at our Elizabeth Taylor Medical Center in Downtown Washington.  Every year the level of services we offer increases, in an effort to provide the most comprehensive, compassionate and convenient care to our clients.

The Max Robinson Center -- Once housed in rented space, MRC now serves the Anacostia section of the District of Columbia in a freestanding state-of-the-art medical facility that we own. Through community outreach programs, aggressive HIV testing and counseling, and by serving as a consensus builder among leaders in Ward 8, we educate the African-American community about risk reduction strategies and help them change unsafe behaviors.  AIDS remains the number one killer of African-Americans between the ages of 25 and 44. We are pledged to turn this statistic around.

WWC of Northern Virginia -- Since 1988, Whitman-Walker Clinic of Northern Virginia has served an ever-growing suburban gay and lesbian community and those living with HIV and AIDS.  WWC/NOVA's staff is committed to providing the widest range of services possible to clients living in Arlington, Falls Church and Alexandria and  Fairfax, Prince William, Loudon and Stafford Counties. Since the region is home to many in the area's Latino community, services and programs are made available to native-Spanish speakers in their own language.  From primary medical care through case management; housing counseling and financial assistance; legal services; education and prevention; mental health counseling and support groups, we are proud of our commitment in Northern Virginia. We also offer client support services such as massage and bodywork, the respite of a healing garden and labyrinth and numerous volunteer opportunities in all our departments. Our commitment to the WWC mission continues to bring quality health services to our HIV and GLBT communities.