Care
where you
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Our Clinic Locations

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Caroline Street Clinic


Monday - Thursday | 8:00 am - 4:30 pm
No appointments between 12:00 - 1:00 pm

Friday | 8:00 am - 12:00 pm

1934 Caroline St., Houston, TX 77002
Ph: 713-286-6000

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Cathedral Clinic at The Beacon


Monday - Friday | 7:30am - 12pm
Saturday| 8am - 12pm (HOMES Clinic)

Closed every afternoon.
Walk-ins available at the Caroline Street Clinic

1212 Prairie St., Houston, TX 77002
Ph: 713-220-9730

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Reed Family Clinic


Monday - Thursday | 8:00 am - 4:30 pm
No appointments between 12:00 - 1:00 pm

Friday | closed

2605 Reed Rd., Houston, TX 77051
Ph. 713-532-9901

More than 80% of our patients have no form of health insurance and lack a place to call their health home.

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Medical Services

Healthcare for the Homeless - Houston is our community’s only federally qualified health center exclusively serving those affected by homelessness. For thousands of men, women and children, we serve as a health home providing whole-person care. Our medical services include:

  • We provide ongoing care addressing a variety of health conditions that encompasses preventative, diagnostic and basic treatment to maintain overall health.

  • We offer comprehensive and compassionate healthcare tailored to the unique needs of homeless women, encompassing medical, gynecological and reproductive health support in a safe, respectful and non-coercive environment.

  • We provide specialized and holistic healthcare to children experiencing homelessness, addressing their medical, developmental, and emotional needs while promoting stability and well-being.

  • HIV screening is a standard of care at all HHH clinics as well as treatment, and prevention services, ensuring early detection, comprehensive care and educational resources to effectively manage HIV.

  • We provide weekly optometry and ophthalmology care with eye exams, prescription glasses and a twice-yearly vision to promote eye and vision health.

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Dental Clinic

For those without stable housing or income and no health insurance, dental care often becomes low priority. Maintaining good oral hygiene is a critical factor in overall health and wellbeing, and the services provided by Healthcare for the Homeless - Houston help promote confidence and smiles as individuals are rebuilding their lives.

  • We provide essential oral health care, promote hygiene, prevent complications and fostering oral well-being among homeless individuals. All services to our dental clinic require a medical exam.

  • Emergency dental services ensure prompt treatment of oral issues, alleviating pain and improving physical and dental health.

  • Full restorations rehabilitate oral function and aesthetics, enhancing the quality of life for individuals without stable housing.

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Wraparound
+ Specialty Care

Healthcare for the Homeless - Houston is our community’s only federally qualified health center exclusively serving those affected by homelessness. For thousands of men, women and children, we serve as a health home providing whole-person care. Our medical services include:

  • Licensed mental health professionals offer support to address psychological and emotional challenges for those affected by homelessness. Services include counseling, therapy and support groups.

  • Behavioral health services include a range of interventions aimed at addressing substance use, addiction, and behavioral issues often co-occurring with homelessness. These services empower individuals affected by homelessness to break free from harmful patterns and work towards a healthier, more stable life.

  • These services provide tailored counseling and support to help individuals break the cycle of addiction and regain control of their lives, fostering their journey toward recovery and stable housing.

  • Our social services team focuses on connecting to essential resources such as shelter, food, and healthcare while also facilitating access to mental health, addiction treatment, and job training programs. These services aim to holistically address the complex needs of the homeless population, to regain stability and to work toward long-term self-sufficiency.

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Transportation

Project Access is Houston’s only, regularly scheduled, no-charge transportation service for individuals seeking housing services.

  • Click here to see more details about Project Access here.

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HOMES Clinic

Operates within Cathedral Clinic at The Beacon
Saturdays |8am - 12pm

As the only student-run medical clinic in Houston, we provide high-quality healthcare to our patients and meaningful education for our volunteers. Our services are entirely student-managed with oversight from attending physicians and licensed pharmacists. Learn More Here

Community
Based Care

Our services span more than 30 miles across nine service locations in the Greater Houston area. Through a longstanding collaborative partnership with SEARCH Homeless Services, New Hope Housing, and Temenos CDC, we provide on-site care to residents within six permanent supportive housing sites across the city. Care teams consist of a Registered Nurse, Behavioral Health Clinician, and Community Health Worker delivering medical, mental health, and care coordination services.

Map showing various clinics including Caroline St. Clinic, Cathedral Clinic at The Beacon operating as HOMES Clinic every Sunday, and Reed Family Clinic at New Hope Housing Reed, with icons representing bus routes and building locations.

  • New Hope - Canal
    2821 Canal Street

  • New Hope - Perry
    4415 Perry Street

  • New Hope - Congress
    1414 Congress Street

  • New Hope Harrisburg
    3315 Harrisburg

  • Rasmus Temenos Place
    1703 Gray Street

  • Knowles Temenos Place
    1719 Gray Street

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Street Medicine

Weekly, a team including a Physician, RN Case Manager, Medical Assistant, and Community Health Worker provides medical care directly to individuals living unsheltered.

In partnership with The Harris Center for Mental Health & IDD, we also offer behavioral health and psychiatric services on the street, and collaborate with Coalition for the Homeless of Houston/Harris County to support coordinated care and housing connections. Services include assessment, vitals testing, medication evaluations, and linkage to care.

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Jail In-Reach

HHH’s Jail In-Reach program, REACH: Reentry Engagement and Community Health, connects people experiencing homelessness with healthcare and supportive services during incarceration and as they transition back into the community.

Through a partnership with the Harris County Sheriff’s Office, our team works with individuals in the Harris County Jail to identify medical, behavioral health, substance use, housing, and other needs; coordinate connections to community resources; and help create a plan for continued care after release.

By building connections before release and continuing support in the community, REACH helps reduce gaps in care and connects individuals with healthcare, medications, benefits, housing resources, and other services that support a successful transition.

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