Providing Free, Life-Saving Healthcare to Uninsured Adults in Greater Hartford.

At Malta House of Care, we provide free, high-quality primary healthcare to uninsured adults in Greater Hartford. Our dedicated team of medical professionals, volunteers, and donors work together to serve as a trusted medical home—offering compassionate, comprehensive care to those who need it most.

100% financially supported by generous donors
70% of Malta patients are female
27 different languages are spoken by Malta patients

80% of our patients with diabetes have controlled diabetes
85% of Malta patients are age 40+
Malta patients are from 70+ Zip Codes across Connecticut
3,400 hours free medical care contributed by volunteer doctors, nurses and medical professionals annually
61 different countries are represented in Malta’s patient population

The Critical Need for Free Healthcare in Greater Hartford

Too many must choose between healthcare and basic needs. Many uninsured adults delay medical care because they struggle to afford food, housing, childcare.

Lack of insurance is a major barrier. 10% of Greater Hartford adults (ages 18-64) are uninsured – 21% in Hartford alone.

Working, and uninsured. Many of our patients work full-time and lack employer-sponsored insurance and cannot afford private coverage.

A city facing financial strain. The median household income in Hartford is just $37,477, far below $83,572 in the state of CT.

Housing costs take priority over health. 54% of Hartford residents are cost-burdened, spending 30% or more of their income on housing, leaving little for medical expenses.

Who We Serve & Our Impact

Malta is a trusted medical home for thousands.

In 2024, we served over 1,300 uninsured patients across Greater Hartford

  • Chronic conditions like diabetes, asthma, high blood pressure, and high cholesterol
  • Urgent concerns like pain, fever, or infections
  • Life-saving medications like insulin—all at zero cost
  • Preventative care – cancer screenings, vaccinations, and physical exams for school or work

News

  • Birdies for Charity 2025 Now Open!

    Birdies for Charity 2025 Now Open!

    Malta House of Care is excited to kick off another year with Birdies for Charity, in partnership with the Travelers Championship and Webster Bank! This impactful fundraising program has been instrumental in supporting our mission to provide free primary healthcare to uninsured adults in Greater Hartford. Thanks to our generous donors, we’ve raised an incredible…

  • Fall Newsletter Now Available!

    Fall Newsletter Now Available!

    We’re thrilled to share the latest edition of the Malta House of Care newsletter, filled with impactful stories and updates on our work in the Greater Hartford community. This year’s newsletter highlights our invaluable partnerships with the University of Saint Joseph (USJ), which provide hands-on learning experiences for nursing students while expanding the compassionate care we deliver…

  • Thank You for Our Best Year Yet with Birdies for Charity!

    Thank You for Our Best Year Yet with Birdies for Charity!

    Thanks to the incredible generosity of our donors and the amazing support from the Travelers Championship’s Birdies for Charity program, Malta raised an incredible $80,553, plus an additional $11,250 through Webster Bank’s 15% match! We are deeply grateful for your continued support, which allows us to provide quality healthcare to underserved patients in our community.…

  • University of Saint Joseph Partnership

    University of Saint Joseph Partnership

    Empowering the Next Generation of Caregivers At Malta House of Care, we are committed to fostering the next generation of healthcare professionals by offering them hands-on experience while ensuring that our patients receive the compassionate care they deserve. Two partnerships with the University of Saint Joseph (USJ) bring both Family Nurse Practitioner students and undergraduate nursing students…

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Every person deserves healthcare, yet many fall through the cracks financially. They don’t have insurance through their jobs, don’t qualify for Medicaid, and can’t afford private insurance. That’s where Malta comes in. ”


Barb Parlee

Malta Volunteer and retired nurse

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