Building "Bridges" Across the Bayou City!
So, I haven’t lived in Houston very long but lost my job in the pandemic and my health insurance along with it. With great timing, I’ve been diagnosed with a big ass kidney stone and need to see a urologist. Anyone know of any low-income type places I can go? Or what options I may have? I am being overwhelmed by Google right now.
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