7 Black clinicians listed across Texas, 7 offering telehealth, 4 accepting new patients. Every listing self-identified; 6 license-checked.
Dr. Edigin is a board-certified dermatologist and rheumatologist. He is one of a handful of physicians in the United States with dual training in both specialties. His unique background allows him to provide comprehensive, integrative care …
I work with adults and young adults navigating anxiety, trauma, life transitions, relationships, identity, grief, and burnout. My approach is warm, practical, and collaborative, with a particular interest in supporting women, veterans, and people working through …
Crisis lines, state programs and nonprofits that cost nothing or almost nothing to use. Each one links to the official page we read and the date we read it.
Austin nonprofit that removes barriers to care for men of color and underserved families with no-cost care coordination across medical, behavioral and social services. Includes cancer screening, STD and HIV testing, and youth mental health.
Source checked 21 Aug 2026. See what we read.
Free mental health support across Texas, including peer and family support groups, and education programs such as NAMI Basics, Family-to-Family and Peer-to-Peer. Based in Austin. For a crisis, call or text 988 at any hour.
Source checked 21 Aug 2026. See what we read.
The state's information and referral line, run by the Texas Health and Human Services Commission. Dial 2-1-1 or call 877-541-7905 to be connected to mental health, food, housing and health services near you. Chat is available in English and Spanish.
Source checked 21 Aug 2026. See what we read.
The state health department. It runs maternal and child health, immunization, HIV and STD, cancer control, newborn screening and chronic disease programs for heart disease, diabetes and asthma, and it holds Texas birth and death records.
Source checked 21 Aug 2026. See what we read.
Where Texans apply for health care coverage including Medicaid, along with SNAP food benefits, TANF cash help, WIC and support services that cover mental health and substance use. Apply online, at an HHSC office, or through a community partner.
Source checked 21 Aug 2026. See what we read.