Primary Care and Hope Clinic

The clinic is located in a 27,000 square foot facility, the Community of Hope, which was completed in September of 2008. The current facility provides the infrastructure necessary to expand services to the uninsured and underserved in our community.

Statistics show that uninsured patients often fail to obtain preventative health care, as well as primary care for routine illnesses, because they have no consistent point of health care access. Too often, the lack of access causes uninsured patients to develop advanced diseases and seek treatment in the most expensive, accessible environments.

The Primary Care and Hope Clinic provides a medical home for the uninsured that consists of the sustained and integrated delivery of preventive, acute, chronic and behavioral health services. As a primary care safety net provider, the Primary Care and Hope Clinic assumes ongoing responsibility for health maintenance and disease management, emphasizing continuity of care over the entire spectrum of health care services.