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Interfaith Community Clinic partners with Compassion United to expand access to Medical Care
Interfaith Community Clinic is proud to announce a new partnership with Compassion United to expand access to medical services for individuals and families in need. Through this collaboration, Interfaith Community Clinic will provide medical services at Compassion United every Thursday morning, from 8:30am-12pm.
This partnership allows Interfaith Community Clinic to meet patients where they are, removing barriers to care and ensuring that uninsured neighbors in Montgomery County have access to essential health services. The collaboration reflects both organizations’ shared commitment to serving vulnerable populations with dignity, compassion, and respect.
Interfaith Community Clinic’s mission is to provide medical care, counseling, and patient service assistance to uninsured residents of Montgomery County. By working alongside Compassion United, the Clinic can reach more individuals who may otherwise go without care.
“This partnership is a beautiful example of what happens when organizations come together with the same heart for service,” said Missy Herndon, President & CEO of Interfaith of The Woodlands. “By partnering with Compassion United, we are able to extend our reach and provide medical care to even more neighbors who need it most.”
“We’re grateful for our partnership with Interfaith Community Clinic and the opportunity to provide another element of holistic care to the people we serve,” shared Luke Redus, Founder and CEO of Compassion United.
Medical services provided by Interfaith Community Clinic at Compassion United will be available every Thursday morning and will include primary care services and patient support for uninsured individuals at Compassion United’s Miracle City campus.
About Interfaith Community Clinic
Interfaith Community Clinic is the only charitable clinic serving all of Montgomery County. Opened in 1996 to meet the medical needs of the uninsured, the Clinic has grown to provide quality basic medical care, counseling, and patient services to individuals in need. A volunteer staff of licensed physicians, nurses, translators, and support personnel work together to provide compassionate care. All programs are offered free of charge and funded by grants, faith-based organizations, businesses, civic groups, and individual donors.
Source: Interfaith Community Clinic
