About Us

Ibn Sina Foundation

The Ibn Sina Foundation (ISF) is a non-profit, 501(c)(3) organization, serving the community for more than two decades. The services provided include but are not limited to Medical, Dental, Diagnostic, Specialty, and Mental Health & Well-Being Program. We have served over one million patient visits in the last two decades. ISF has completed many projects and programs successfully with public and private partnerships. These Programs are sustainable and affordable. Ibn Sina focuses on preventing and controlling disease at an early stage.

Why Us?

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Who We Are

The Ibn Sina Foundation (ISF) is a non profit, 501(c)(3) organization has been serving the community for the past 21 years. The services provided included but not limited to Medical, Dental, Diagnostic, Specialty, and Mental health and Well-Being”. We have served over one million patient visits in the last two decades. ISF has completed many projects and programs successfully with public and private partnerships. These Programs are sustainable and affordable.

Our Vision

Preventive and Primary Care for all

Our Values

To provide comprehensive clinical services without discrimination and treat all with respect and dignity.

Our Mission

To ensure the health of the community by providing integrated, preventive and primary care in a clinical setting through the dissemination and application of health related knowledge, thereby enhancing the quality of life for future generations.

Origin and Growth

In 2001, a group of Houston-area physicians joined together with local business and healthcare professionals to establish the Ibn Sina Foundation. They were inspired by a common desire to improve the availability and effectiveness of preventative and primary healthcare services for a growing area population of low-income, uninsured/underinsured, underserved families. Their overarching goal was to enhance the quality of life and extend the life expectancies of this segment of the population.

The group christened their foundation “Ibn Sina”, in tribute to an eleventh-century Persian physician, philosopher, and writer who is widely regarded as the father of early modern medicine. Their vision was sweeping: Primary Health Care for All, rooted in the conviction that every human being deserves to have access to quality healthcare. For more than two decades, Ibn Sina Foundation has provided integrated preventative and primary care in a clinical setting at affordable prices to all who seek it, treating every individual with dignity and respect. Its focus is preventing and controlling disease in its earliest stage.

The foundation started small, with one clinic staffed by one part-time employee four hours a day, serving families with little or no access to preventative care and few resources to pay for it. In 2002, its first full year of operation, Ibn Sina served 3,500 visiting patients. Over the past two decades, driven by patient needs it has expanded its range of services and locations. Today, the foundation operates seven community clinics from five locations in Harris, Fort Bend, and Jefferson counties.

With a patient-driven approach to expansion and a focus on strengthening the integrated healthcare service model, Ibn Sina is the fourth-largest healthcare service provider in Harris County. Forty-one percent of its patients are Hispanic, 29 percent are African American, 19 percent are Asian, and 11 percent are White/other.


Why Choose Us?

Every person deserves access to excellent healthcare, but many marginalized individuals and families are unable to access the preventative and primary care they need to address small problems and maintain good health.

For these valued members of our community, the Ibn Sina Foundation’s community clinics provide comprehensive health care solutions at a fraction of the cost charged by private or public medical or dental facilities.

Our Team

Our dedicated and caring staff warmly welcomes every patient who comes through its doors, including walk-ins and treats every patient with dignity and respect.

Our doctors, nurses, and staff strive to establish personal relationships with each patient, with the goal of providing long-term, continuous care.