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CHCL provides behavioral health counseling, including psychiatric, therapeutic, and counseling services, to support mental health alongside physical health.
CHCL’s dental team offers comprehensive exams, x-rays, and cleanings to prevent, diagnose, and treat dental problems for adult patients.
CHCL provides routine laboratory testing, including blood draws and urine collection, for accurate and affordable medical test processing.
CHCL offers pharmacy services at its Main Location and partners with local pharmacies in Lubbock for prescription fulfillment and medication assistance.
The page describes how self-care—such as exercise, healthy eating, stress management, avoiding smoking/vaping, and quality sleep—can help reduce the risk of heart disease, the leading cause of death in the United States.
The page lists risk factors for cataracts, including age, UV exposure, diabetes, eye inflammation, heredity, and prenatal events like German measles.
The page offers same-day appointments for medical care.
CHCL is hiring licensed LVNs, certified medical assistants, and patient service representatives for its Lubbock location on October 28, 2026.
Albina Garoy, a family nurse practitioner at CHCL since 2015, serves patients at the Chatman Clinic in Lubbock, Texas, providing primary care, immunizations, and treatment for diabetes and hypertension.
Board Members Eunice Chiles Aaron Davis Margaret Del Toro Aurora Farthing Margaret Gaines Michael Godinez Brandon Hartley James Johnson Esmeralda Martinez
Allan Camacho, MD, a family practice physician at CHCL, primarily serves the Parkway Clinic and acts as the Medical Officer, offering general primary care, immunizations, and treatment for diabetes and hypertension.
CHCL thanks its community partners for supporting its mission to provide quality and preventative healthcare to the Lubbock community.
The 2026 Compassion in Action Golf Tournament, hosted by CHCL, is a fundraising event to support affordable and comprehensive healthcare for underserved populations in Lubbock.
Serving Lubbock Since 1992 Our History Facebook-f Twitter In the early 1990’s, Sister Mary Kathleen Small, community leaders, healthcare professionals, business experts, and uninsured clients came together to solve an increasing problem in the Lubbock community: insufficient access to medical care for indigent and uninsured residents. This group worked for two years to improve the […]
CHCL accepts new patients and provides access to its MyChart patient portal for managing appointments and health records.
