The Center for Health Care Services

The Ecumenical Center for Religion & Health in San Antonio, TX offers a diverse range of services aimed at promoting holistic well-being through the integration of medicine, psychology, research sciences, business, society, and faith. Their innovative approach brings together various disciplines to provide inclusive and effective support for individuals and communities. From professional education workshops to counseling services, pastoral care, and therapeutic arts programs, The Center strives to address the complex needs of individuals from all walks of life. With a focus on ethics, wellness, and community support, they aim to create a nurturing environment where people can find healing and growth.Generated from the website

What are the services offered by the Mission? Volunteer healthcare providers and support staff offer basic primary healthcare to adults between the ages of 18 and 64 who cannot afford health insurance because their family income is less than 200% of the federal poverty level. They are the working poor or unemployed who are not eligible for Texas Medicaid ( only available to children, pregnant females, and disabled adults ). Patients are asked to donate $10 per visit. Services are delivered at our Boerne office or in Comfort with our mobile clinic. We also have a limited network of specialists, dentists, and OB/GYN clinics to refer patients. We offer low cost or free medications, diabetic testing supplies, laboratory testing, and x-rays. We require participation in our Risk Buster Program, a diet & exercise counseling program. We are providing charitable healthcare to 750 adult residents of Kendall County. Surveys show patients are very satisfied with our services and we are making them healthier. As a result, our patients are less likely to suffer disabling complications and less likely to overuse our local ER for preventable problems. We have a 75% success rate in reducing health risks through exercise, weight loss, healthy diet, and smoking cessation. The Mission also promotes volunteerism in the community. We have almost 100 volunteers.

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