HOPE Clinic

The HOPE Clinic is a nonprofit medical clinic that provides comprehensive healthcare to the uninsured and low-income residents of Houston, Texas. They offer services in over 30 different languages, including English, Spanish, Burmese, Vietnamese, and Mandarin. This means that patients can receive care in the language that most comfortable to them. A staff member will be happy to speak to you about the services available at this medical clinic.

The HOPE Clinic Houston is a government-funded, federally qualified health center. The clinic provides health care for underserved populations in the Greater Houston area. These patients are often uninsured or underinsured, and have limited or no access to insurance. Regardless of their ability to pay, they are able to get the care they need. The HOPE Clinic treats people with limited English proficiency, who may have difficulty affording medical services, and who may not be able to afford traditional care.

HOPE Clinic Houston was founded by the Asian American Health Coalition in 2002. As a volunteer-run nonprofit clinic, it provided culturally-appropriate medical care to the Asian community in the city. It was established in the Alief neighborhood and served Vietnamese evacuees from Louisiana. Today, the HOPE Clinic is a full-time FQHC with clinic locations throughout the city. The organization’s mission remains the same – to provide health care services to those in need, regardless of their ability to pay.