Triangle Down Syndrome Network Competitors

The mission of Community Health Clinic (CHC) is to promote a healthy community by providing compassionate care and a medical home for the underserved of Collin County. CHC helps these patients effectively manage their chronic health conditions, thereby increasing their quality of life and reducing the burden of chronic disease on the community. Since 2004, CHC has provided healthcare to thousands of uninsured low-income working families in Collin County. CHC provides healthcare at no cost to their patients—care that also includes needed lab work, imaging services, and a prescription-assistance program. This benefits not just patients, but the greater Collin County community: a healthy community better prevents the spread of diseases and reduces the number of people untreated and uneducated about their health. CHC is primarily an all-volunteer clinic, including five volunteer physicians of varying specialties, fifteen volunteer nurse practitioners, and a volunteer physical therapist. All CHC nurses are volunteers, and when including front office and interpreters, CHC totals over sixty volunteers powering its mission to provide care to the medically underserved

DSAH is a non-profit organization that serves the Houston metroplex by providing support, information and access to various resources for the families of those with Down syndrome. The organization offers an array of awareness programs to the community in addition to nurturing and developmental programs for families and their individual members with Down syndrome. Many volunteer opportunities are available for those willing to serve. Our overall focus is to build a brighter future for our children and adults with Down syndrome.

It's our mission to provide comprehensive speech and language therapy to children who are struggling to communicate. The Department of Education estimates that approximately eight percent of Utah students have some form of speech or language delay. This means that tens of thousands of children across the state are in need of help. Speech and language delay, if left untreated, can have a significant effect on a child's educational progress and social development. This often leads to rule breaking behavior and lower graduation rates. RiteCare is uniquely able to help those students who may otherwise go untreated. November 2018