Community of Hope Marie Reed Health Center

Kind of difficult to figure out where the door is. It’s the one on the left by the sign.

This place is saving me, without a doubt. The first time I came in they made an appointment and told me everything I needed to bring so that I didn’t have to pay more than I could afford. When I saw the doctor she was so nice and very responsive. She focused first on short term solutions, then a long term plan. She made me an appointment with another doctor there for just a few days later and took me to a man who helps manage people’s cases. He gave me forms so that I could get a proper ID and a bunch of information about health insurance. He walked me through the process so that I can hopefully get insured and continue the treatment I need. This really is a place of hope and I don’t know what I would do if I hadn’t found them. They provide health, dental, and psychiatric care so if you need help and don’t know where to turn, just go and they will take care of you.

I needed a physical for school without insurance. Being from Texas, I’m used to the nonprofit clinics being overcrowded with sick people waiting for hours on end, hoping for a cancellation since it takes 1 – 4 months to get an appointment. I called and they gave me an appointment that week! I was amazed. I have no idea they can work so well, but they do. They have a sliding fee scale which makes health services affordable to anyone. My physical came out to $ 10, with all the shots I needed included. Dr. Fox was such a kind doctor and the nurse was incredibly helpful also. They also offer dental services, but those do take a month to get an appointment. Nonprofit dental clinics typically take around 6 months to get an appointment so I am not complaining.