People's Community Clinic - Center For Women's Health

People's Community Clinic - Center For Women's Health "...providing high quality healthcare with respect and dignity."

People's Community Clinic is an Austin non-profit organization that provides high-quality, cost-effective healthcare to over 10,000 medically underserved and uninsured Central Texans annually. One of the longest-running independent clinics in the country, People's Community Clinic is a unique Austin tradition. Established in 1970 by a group of volunteer doctors and nurses, People's Community Clini

c offers comprehensive health and wellness care on a sliding scale basis. People's Community Clinic's Center for Women's Health offers a wide range of services including; Prenatal Care, OBGYN Services, Family Planning and Health Education.

👶💜 Looking for affordable Care in Austin – No Insurance? We Can Help”We’re welcoming new patients in our:✨ Women’s Healt...
07/24/2026

👶💜 Looking for affordable Care in Austin – No Insurance? We Can Help”
We’re welcoming new patients in our:

✨ Women’s Health – gynecology & obstetrics
• Well-woman exams
• Prenatal care
• Family planning
• Preventive screenings

👶 Pediatric Department
• Well-child checkups
• Immunizations
• Sick visits
• Developmental screenings

🌟 Adolescent Health & Young Adult (up to age 24)
• Annual physicals
• Sports physicals
• Mental health support
• Teen health education

Our compassionate team is dedicated to helping patients of all ages stay healthy and thrive.
📞 Schedule your appointment today: 512.478.4939

More info: https://bit.ly/3SVizcN

07/21/2026

💙 Could Intermittent Fasting Help with Crohn’s Disease?New research from the Crohn’s & Colitis Foundation suggests that ...
07/20/2026

💙 Could Intermittent Fasting Help with Crohn’s Disease?
New research from the Crohn’s & Colitis Foundation suggests that intermittent fasting may reduce disease activity in people with Crohn’s disease, with some patients seeing up to a 40% decrease in symptoms and reduced inflammation.

🧠 While more research is needed, these findings highlight how diet and lifestyle changes may play a role in managing chronic conditions.

✅ Key takeaways:
• Intermittent fasting showed promising results in reducing inflammation
• Some participants experienced fewer flare-ups
• Nutrition can be a powerful part of overall care

⚠️ Important: Intermittent fasting isn’t right for everyone. If you have Crohn’s disease or other health conditions, talk with your doctor before making changes to your eating routine. Learn more: https://bit.ly/4wDS6z0

Adult health physician Dr. Judy Kim recently cared for a patient in her 40s with dangerously high blood pressure.The pat...
07/17/2026

Adult health physician Dr. Judy Kim recently cared for a patient in her 40s with dangerously high blood pressure.
The patient had been to the emergency room multiple times and even experienced seizures related to her condition. Despite being prescribed medication, her blood pressure remained uncontrolled.

The reason was heartbreaking because it was so simple - she had no reliable transportation.
Without a car, she relied on public transportation and often arrived at the pharmacy after it had already closed.

At People’s Community Clinic, stories like this are far too common.
That is why People’s will open an on-site pharmacy in Spring 2027 — so patients can leave appointments with medications already in hand.
Because health care only works when patients can access it.

Support People’s future, our next chapter of care and give today: https://bit.ly/4xAGM8c

☀️ Beat the Texas Heat, Stay Cool & Safe!Texas summers can be intense, but a few simple steps can help you stay healthy ...
07/16/2026

☀️ Beat the Texas Heat, Stay Cool & Safe!

Texas summers can be intense, but a few simple steps can help you stay healthy and comfortable all season long.
💧 Stay hydrated: Drink plenty of water, even if you don’t feel thirsty
👕 Dress smart: Wear light, loose-fitting clothing
🏠 Keep it cool: Spend time in air-conditioned spaces when possible
🌤️ Avoid peak heat: Limit outdoor activity between 10 AM – 4 PM
🧴 Protect your skin: Use sunscreen and wear a hat

⚠️ Watch for signs of heat illness:
• Dizziness or headache
• Nausea or vomiting
• Heavy sweating or confusion

If symptoms get severe, seek medical care right away.
💙 Take care of yourself and check in on kids, older adults, and neighbors, everyone feels the heat differently.

From a church basement in Austin to caring for more than 22,000 patients today, this is the story of People’s Community ...
07/15/2026

From a church basement in Austin to caring for more than 22,000 patients today, this is the story of People’s Community Clinic. Hear from the founders, volunteers, providers, and community members who helped build one of Central Texas’s most trusted healthcare organizations. What began in the 1970s as a grassroots free clinic became a lasting mission to provide affordable, high-quality healthcare with dignity and respect — regardless of a person’s ability to pay. This documentary shares the history, activism, compassion, and community spirit that shaped People’s Community Clinic and continues to guide its work today. Watch the video here: https://bit.ly/4wLV98t

🌪️ Be Ready Before the Storm HitsHurricane season can arrive fast, but a little preparation can make a big difference in...
07/14/2026

🌪️ Be Ready Before the Storm Hits
Hurricane season can arrive fast, but a little preparation can make a big difference in keeping you and your loved ones safe.

✅ 5 Essential Steps to Prepare:
• Build an emergency kit (water, food, medications, batteries)
• Create a family emergency plan
• Stay informed with local alerts and weather updates
• Protect important documents and valuables
• Know your evacuation routes and shelter options

⚠️ Preparation isn’t just about supplies, it’s about peace of mind.
💡 Taking small steps now can help you stay safe, reduce stress, and recover faster after a storm.

Stay prepared. Stay informed. Stay safe. 💙 https://bit.ly/4oWwafQ

🕷️ Found a tick? Don’t panic, here’s what to do next.Ticks are common, especially during warmer months, but knowing how ...
07/13/2026

🕷️ Found a tick? Don’t panic, here’s what to do next.
Ticks are common, especially during warmer months, but knowing how to handle a bite can make all the difference.

✔️ Remove the tick right away using fine-tipped tweezers. Pull upward steadily, no twisting!
✔️ Clean the area (and your hands) with soap and water or rubbing alcohol.
✔️ Watch for symptoms like rash, fever, or fatigue over the next few weeks.
✔️ Seek medical advice if you notice anything unusual or if you're unsure how long the tick was attached.

🚫 Avoid old myths like “burning” the tick or using nail polish, these can make things worse.

Stay informed. Stay safe. And don’t forget to check for ticks after spending time outdoors!
🔗 Learn more from the CDC: https://bit.ly/3SuEbg9

Address

St. David’s Medical Center 1025 EAST 32ND Street Pavillion Building, Suite 200
Austin, TX
78705

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
5pm - 8pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
5pm - 8pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
5pm - 8pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

Telephone

+15124784939

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