Greater Texoma Health Clinic in the News
Since opening in February, 2003, the Greater Texoma Health Clinic, formerly known as the Grayson Volunteer Health Clinic, has been the topic of several news articles. The following is a partial list with links to these articles.
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Herald Democrat Reporter Wins Award
by Connie Harshman, the Herald Democrat, July, 2008
". . . On July 16 Williams received a plaque for first place in the category of print publications with a circulation of less than 100,000, as well as a check for $1,000, presented by Dr. Bohn Allen, former president of the TMA, for her article "Hope for the Uninsured." Centered on the Grayson County Volunteer Health Clinic, in her article, Williams captured the essence of the struggle of providing affordable health care to 14,000 uninsured Grayson County residents, 4,573 of them children. . . " Read the full article
- Hope for the Uninsured
by Kathy Williams, the Herald Democrat, July 1, 2007
"These are not the poorest community members, but those in the middle: They don't have benefits from Medicare, Medicaid, Veterans Administration or Children's Health Insurance Plan and they don't qualify for the county's indigent health care coverage. While many factors force the numbers higher and higher, Grayson Volunteer Health Clinic is welcoming the people affected across the threshold to examining rooms, laboratories . . ." Read the full article
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New Clinic Hours
To better accommodate our working clients, the Clinic is adopting a four-day work week. We will also open one Saturday each month. Please contact the Clinic for further information.
Effective Aug. 4, 2008
Monday - Thursday
7:30 a.m. - 6:30 p.m.
(closed Fridays)
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