1995 Montrose Clinic moved its facilities to 215 Westheimer.
1996 In response to another growing need, Montrose Clinic began the operation of women's health services, including pelvic exams, PAP smears, breast exams, and referrals for mammograms.
1998 With the help of Ryan White Care Act funding, Montrose Clinic began offering primary care medical services to indigent persons living with HIV.
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2000 Montrose Clinic and Body Positive Wellness Center joined forces in a merger to better utilize financial resources and to enhance the quality of care provided to Houston's HIV community.
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2002 Montrose Clinic opened a second location at 3311 Richmond Avenue to house the Frost Eye Clinic and the Body Positive Wellness services.
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2005 Montrose Clinic and The Assistance Fund merged to become Legacy Community Health Services, Inc.
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2006 Legacy opens a clinic in the City of Houston Lyons Avenue Health Center.
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2007 Legacy Community Health Services was granted full status as a Federally Qualified Health Center, offering primary care services to Houston's uninsured and underinsured.
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2009 Legacy announced a $15 million capital campaign for a new building that will consolidate three locations into one state-of-the-art facility in Montrose.
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2010 Legacy began operating a clinic in southwest Houston previously run by CHRISTUS Health. It primarily serves pregnant women and children.
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| 2010 Legacy opens a clinic inside Baker-Ripley Neighborhood Center in the Gulfton area of southwest Houston. Services include family practice/primary care, family planning, behavioral health services, and the agency’s first dental clinic. |