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About Hope Clinic
Hope Clinic of Garland, Inc. provides medical care and resources for healthy living to the underserved Dallas County population. For nearly 20 years, we have brought a holistic approach to treating patients, addressing physical, emotional and spiritual health. Hope Clinic of Garland, Inc. partners with the Garland community to share the love of Jesus Christ.
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Hope Clinic is located at 800 S. Sixth Street, Suite 100 in Garland. Our 5,400 square foot clinic includes five examination rooms, triage area, laboratory, spiritual care room, doctor’s office and a health education room. The building was financed through a history-making capital campaign that left Hope Clinic debt-free and with long-term growth capacity.
Our Mission
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.
Our Purpose
The Purpose of Hope Clinic is to reflect Christ’s love by providing healthcare, spiritual support and community resources.
Our Vision
Hope Clinic of Garland, Inc. is a model medical home, providing equitable health care and Christ-centered support for the underserved community.
Our Core Values
Spirituality. Love. Integrity. Quality. Empathy. Influence.
VOLUNTEER TODAY!
Hope Clinic depends on volunteers to fulfill its mission. Like many nonprofits, Hope Clinic was founded by concerned, committed, community volunteers, and today some of those same volunteers, and a host of many others, continue carrying out the mission. Annually, Hope Clinic utilizes the services of more than 30 medical and non-medical volunteers who donate nearly 2,000 hours of services, valued at more than $60,000 annually.
History
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, and 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.