The mission of People’s Community Clinic is to improve the health of medically underserved and uninsured Central Texans by providing high quality, affordable health care with dignity and respect.
Educational materials and community resources that can help families keep mother and baby healthy during and after pregnancy.
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People’s Community Clinic provides high quality, affordable health care to Central Texans regardless of income or insurance status.
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Our Patient Portal allows you to access your personal health record information from home including lab results, shot records, medications, and patient plan from your provider.
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The clinic offers a number of programs developed in response to areas of need in physical and mental health, chronic disease, family planning and other areas.
Learn Moreof People’s babies are born at a healthy weight.
of People’s pediatric patients are fully immunized.
of patients newly diagnosed with HIV are connected to specialized care within 30 days.
of eligible patients receive cervical cancer screenings.
What sets People’s apart? Since, 1993, the Center for Adolescent Health (CAH) at People’s Community Clinic has been making a positive difference in the lives of young people. Led by Dr. Celia Neavel, who is board-certified in Family Medicine with…
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Esteban’s Story “The care you get at People’s is a little deeper than the average doctor/patient relationship” My name is Esteban* and I drive a school bus-a job I love. I am a single parent raising four kids, all of…
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People’s Community Clinic’s Adolescent Health Department is making a real difference in the lives of young people in the Austin community. Led by Dr. Celia Neavel, a board-certified pediatrician specializing in adolescent medicine, the department is committed to providing high…
Read MoreDid you know that even though Texas offers top-notch medical treatments for those with insurance, it also has the highest number of uninsured individuals in the country? Over five million people, comprising 18% of the population, lack insurance. This number…
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