The HELP-Hispanic Study Center, continues to assist people with low income and uninsured in the Hialeah area, since it opened its doors in September 2009, HELP-HSC serves as the focal point of a broad network that includes clinics , medical offices, pharmacies, diagnostic centers and agencies of patient care.

In addition to ensuring primary care to low-incomepatients without insurance, Medicaid recipients and other social assistance schemes, HELP-HSC works as an information center and community orientation also extending its services to Medicare patients and private insurance.

HELP-HSC is also working with the Center for Hispanic Studies at the University of Miami, research and prevention of risk factors affecting health of the Hispanic community.

In coordination with the office of Mayor Julio Robaina and in order to expand and improve our services, will open a new primary care center in the east of the City of Hialeah in 2011. The Hialeah -HELP-Care Community Center (Hialeah-HELP-CCC).

The Hialeah-HELP-CCC will be able to assist more than 300 patients each month and will work with a staff consisting of 5 workers and 30 volunteers.

On Thursday 22 and Friday 23th we celebrate the International Medical Seminar 2010 , attended by over 300 health professionals arrived in thecountry over the past three years, this event sponsored by prestigious institutions such as: Dade Medical College, Medica Health Plans Of Florida, Inc Kaplan Test Prep & Admissions, Management Resources Institute.

The International Medical Seminar 2010, began a strong campaign that our organization is doing to promote the incorporation of all foreign health professionals to the U.S. health system.
                                
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Health Experts Leadership Providers (HELP): - is organized as a program of Solidaridad Sin Fronteras, Inc., a not for profit corporation, it is made up of 2,543 healthcare professionals.

  The fundamental purpose of HELP Program is to assist foreign healthcare professionals that are currently living in the United States renew their license and continue to practice medicine.

   The program project provides job opportunity into the medical field, and financial assistance to facilitate the exam taking process, offers courses and programs that will provide updated materials, provides seminars to keep the individuals updated on technology, as well as other humanitarian acts.

   We strive to bring immediate medical assistance to any scenario, whether it be local or international, when we determine that our services are required in emergency situations which may be as a result of Nature or man-made catastrophe.

   We aim to create health programs, on the local, national, and international levels; these will hopefully contribute to alleviate the great needs and grave problems which the World faces in a cyclical manner.