Primary medical care includes annual exams, diabetic screenings, education and treatment, diagnostic testing, and care for both men/women.

HOPE' s Integrated Behavioral Health takes a team-based approach to address depression, diabetes, obesity, and hypertension. Medical Assistants, MD, PA, behavioral health specialists, nutritionists, and our care coordinator collaborate with patients to create individualized health plans.

Our case management team assists patients with medical, mental health, and social resources in the community. Patients who are referred to specialty care and laboratory services meet with the case manager to help assess their needs and develop a health plan. With this resource, patients are able to find the best care for their needs.

Medical staff is trained in nutritional education to help patients achieve their health goals. Our nutritionist educates patients and helps create a specialized dietary plan for each individual. In addition, HOPE has a partnership with UT Health, a program with the mission of helping people with uncontrolled diabetes in the Rio Grande Valley to achieve optimal health. 

Individual, group, couple, and marital counseling services. We offer treatment and counseling for depression, anxiety, trauma, stress, and other obstacles.

(Available for ages 6 and up.)

The HOPE Peer Support Warmline is an alternative for someone who is looking for emotional support. The Warmline is non-crisis, toll free. The staff can also provide community resources and are open during the hours other resources may not be available.

Hope's Peer Support Program assists individuals experiencing behavioral health struggles. Peer Support Specialists are individuals who have lived through recovery and use their experience to assist others in regaining hope, lead to a path of wellness and move forward in achieving their goals.