HOPE Clinic

11/17/2025

Our Outreach Team proudly participated in local Health Care Fair - connecting families with resources, answering questions, and sharing information about the services HOPE Clinic provides.
We’re honored to serve our community and continue expanding access to compassionate, quality care for everyone🌿

11/06/2025

We were truly honored to welcome Dr. Sean Blackwell from the Department of OB/GYN & Reproductive Sciences at McGovern Medical School, UTHealth, as our keynote speaker at this year’s Annual Luncheon. Dr. Blackwell’s pioneering work in maternal-fetal medicine, including his research on preterm birth, pregnancy complications related to obesity, and improving outcomes for mothers and babies, provided invaluable insights and inspired meaningful conversation among everyone in attendance.

We are also deeply grateful to our Luncheon Chair, Dr. Alice Mao Brams. Her dedication to child and adolescent psychiatry, particularly her work in autism and developmental disorders, advocacy for families, and support for youth transitioning into adulthood, brought heart, vision, and care to the event. Last but not least, Mom Patience Thatchamon Zheng, our incredible patient, for believing in the work we do at HOPE Clinic — your trust and support mean the world to us.

Thank you to all who joined us - together we celebrated, connected, and honored the incredible contributions happening in our community.

11/04/2025

Celebrating Leslie Cordova and 9 amazing years at HOPE Clinic! As our Aldine Manager, her dedication and leadership make a real difference every day. Thank you, Leslie 🌟

11/03/2025

🎃 👻 HOPE Clinic was everywhere this October!

Our Outreach Team had a blast joining Halloween and fall community events all month long — connecting with families, sharing resources, and celebrating with our neighbors.

We’re proud to be part of so many diverse events that support our community. 💜

10/31/2025

💜 A heartfelt thank you to Mr. and Mrs. Johnson and The Crossing - Church of the Nazarene for their generous donation to HOPE Clinic.

Your kindness helps us continue providing care, support, and hope to families across our community.

We’re so grateful for your partnership and the love you share through this meaningful gift. 💕

10/30/2025

What an unforgettable day filled with hope, connection, and purpose!

Yesterday’s Bloom Together for Women’s Health Luncheon, hosted by HOPE Clinic at the River Oaks Country Club, was a beautiful reminder of what we can achieve when our community comes together for women’s health.

We were inspired by Dr. Sean C. Blackwell, Professor and Chair of OB/GYN & Reproductive Sciences at McGovern Medical School at UTHealth Houston, whose heartfelt message reminded us that every woman deserves access to quality care and compassion.

A special thank-you to our amazing Luncheon Chairs, Dr. Matthew Brams and Dr. Alice Mao Brams, for leading with generosity and heart - and to everyone who joined us, donated, and believed in our mission.

Together, we are blooming brighter - for women, for families, and for a healthier Houston. 🌸

10/29/2025

🎉 Congratulations, Yen Ly! 🎉

We are proud to share that has been honored with the Champion Award for Outreach and Enrollment by Texas Association of Community Health Centers (TACHC) (Texas Association for Community Health)!

This award recognizes her outstanding dedication to connecting communities with vital health resources and making healthcare accessible for all. Your hard work and commitment continue to make a real difference! 💙

10/28/2025

Hepatitis B can spread in ways we don’t always think about — even through sharing everyday items at home, like nail clippers, razors, or toothbrushes. 🪒💅
Because hepatitis B often has no symptoms, many families don’t realize someone may be infected.

If you or your parents were born in Asia or the Pacific Islands, the CDC recommends getting tested. 1 in 12 Asian Americans lives with hepatitis B — knowing your status protects you and your loved ones. 💛

10/27/2025

🌟 Congratulations to Dr. Andrea Caracostis! 🌟

We’re thrilled to share that the Houston Business Journal has named Dr. Andrea Caracostis, CEO of HOPE Clinic, as one of their Women Who Mean Business honorees!

This recognition celebrates her exceptional leadership and unwavering dedication to advancing youth programs and educational initiatives across Texas. Her commitment continues to inspire and make a real difference in our communities.

10/15/2025

🌸 Our Annual Luncheon is coming soon! 🌸

This year’s theme — Bloom Together for Women’s Health — celebrates the strength, growth, and unity of women in our community. Together, we are planting the seeds of awareness, empowerment, and access to quality healthcare for all.

Join us as we honor the incredible women who inspire change, support one another, and help our communities thrive. 💕

✨ Don’t miss this meaningful event!
📲 Scan our QR code for more details and to purchase your ticket today!

10/10/2025

🌿 Today is World Mental Health Day 🌿

At HOPE Clinic, we believe that taking care of your mental health is just as important as caring for your body. 💚
This year’s theme reminds us that mental health is a universal human right, everyone deserves access to support, understanding, and compassionate care.

Our team is here to listen, guide, and connect you to the right resources, because healing starts with HOPE. 🌼
Let’s continue breaking the stigma and supporting one another, one conversation at a time. 💬✨

10/07/2025

🚨 En Texas, la baja vacunación preocupa 🚨

Nuestra CEO, Dra. Andrea Caracostis, comparte en esta entrevista la importancia de mantener la confianza en las vacunas para proteger a nuestras familias y comunidades.

Decisiones que debilitan la vacunación pueden traer consecuencias graves. Enfermedades prevenibles como el sarampión o la tosferina podrían propagarse de nuevo si la cobertura continúa bajando.

👉 “Muchos estados van a seguir lo que Texas está haciendo y, lastimosamente, en unos años vamos a ver las consecuencias. Vamos a ver niños con secuelas de enfermedades que habían podido ser prevenidas.” – Dra. Andrea Caracostis

📲 Lee y escucha la entrevista completa aquí: https://radiobilingue.org/es/news/en-texas-poblacion-no-vacunada-aumenta-y-alarma

En el sureño estado de Texas crece el número de padres y madres que solicitan no vacunar a sus hijos, lo que ha encendido focos rojos en escuelas así como entre las autoridades de salud. El escepticismo sobre la efectividad y seguridad de las vacunas para prevenir enfermedades contagiosas es comp...