Hope Clinic recently gave away 100 Thanksgiving turkeys to patients for the second consecutive year. Garland Police Lieutenant Hondo and the clinic’s
Neighborhood Police Officer Caleb Maldonado were on hand to help with the giveaway. In addition, Hope Clinic’s Board Chair Mark King was there for the event. King is also president and CEO of Micropac Industries. Micropac Industries is the clinic’s corporate sponsor, and their staff donated meals to go with the turkeys.
Hope Clinic is located at 800 South Sixth Street, Suite 100, in Garland.
The clinic is staffed by medical director as well as a medical team of physicians. In addition, there are medical assistants, nurses, clinical support and medical partners. These individuals provide primary care, urgent care, chronic health management, medication assistance, specialists, spiritual counseling and access to community resources.
Hope clinic’s history and purpose according to their website:
Hope Clinic of Garland, Inc. began in 2002 as a ministry of First Baptist Garland when two church members recognized the need to provide primary healthcare to indigent and uninsured residents in Garland one night a week. Over the years the need for primary healthcare in the community increased. 
In 2007, the clinic moved to a larger facility and acquired its 501 (C) (3) non-profit status. In 2009, Hope Clinic became a partner with Baylor Scott-White Health system, and Hope Clinic remains a safety net clinic for BSW patients.
Medical partnerships have grown to include the Health Texas Partner Network, Parkland Health/Dallas Hospital District, as well as numerous specialty practices to aid diagnoses of our patients. The clinic operates in a 5400 sq. ft. building in a residential area near downtown Garland, easily accessible to our patients. Beginning with one night a week in a borrowed space with an all-volunteer staff, Hope Clinic of Garland, Inc. has grown to a full-scale operation facilitating approximately 8,000 patient visits each year.
We exist to share the love of Jesus Christ by partnering with our community to provide primary health care and resources for healthy living to the underserved population.
The Purpose of Hope Clinic is to reflect Christ’s love by providing healthcare, spiritual support and community resources.
Vision
Hope Clinic of Garland, Inc. is a model medical home, providing equitable health care and Christ-centered support for the underserved community.
Core Values
Spirituality. Love. Integrity. Quality. Empathy. Influence.
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