The two nonprofits plan to bring prenatal care to underserved patients. HHM Health will offer low-cost pregnancy testing, Medicaid enrollment and prenatal care. Hope Cottage will provide parenting education, case management, and access to community resources during and after pregnancies as well as adoption information and counseling for interested parents.
“HHM Health recognizes the need for better women’s health care in the great state of Texas,” HHM Health CEO Brian Hawkins said in a news release. “So many of our patients are part of vulnerable communities and often don’t know where to turn. We have made a commitment to continue to step up and be that resource for women in Dallas.”
The new clinic will be located on the first floor of Hope Cottage’s headquarters at 609 Texas St., Dallas. Construction on the space is slated to begin in August with an opening planned for January, according to the news release.
The new maternal health clinic will be HHM Health’s fifth location with two clinics in Lake Highlands as well as one each in Vickery Meadow and Oak Cliff.
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