Across Central Texas, men of color and underserved families face barriers to care that go far beyond access to a doctor. Cost, transportation, mistrust, and systems not designed with them in mind keep too many people disconnected from the services they need.
BMHC exists to close that gap. As a first-of-its-kind community health organization, we provide no-cost care coordination and navigation across medical, behavioral, and social services — delivered through trusted relationships, culturally responsive guidance, and a network of accountable partners. We don’t just refer people to care. We walk with them through every step, ensuring no one is dropped, delayed, or left to navigate alone.
The name Black Men’s Health Clinic is intentional. It is a commitment to name the disparity and address it directly — while serving all who need us.
The Black Men’s Health Clinic (BMHC) exists to eliminate barriers to care for men of color and underserved families by providing no-cost coordination and navigation across medical and social services.
Through trusted relationships, community-based support, and culturally responsive guidance, we help individuals connect to the care they need to heal, stay well, and move forward-no matter their income, insurance, or situation
A world where every person-especially Black men and other historically excluded individuals-can access care with dignity, trust, and ease.
BMHC envisions a future in which no one is left behind because of how they look, where they live, or what they earn. We’re building systems that don’t just meet people where they are-but walk with them, every step of the way.
We don’t turn people away. No insurance? No problem. No Paperwork? We’ll figure it out.
We don’t wait for people to come to us-we go to them. Our team is from the neighborhoods we serve, and we work alongside the people living there.
We treat people like people.
Everyone deserves to be listened to, not rushed or judged.
We bring together medical care, mental health, housing help, and other support systems so it doesn’t feel like you’re bouncing between systems.
Our Staff and leadership know what it’s like to deal with the same issues our clients face. That’s why people trust us.
BMHC doesn’t hand out phone numbers and hope for the best. We set appointments, handle next steps, and follow up to keep every client comfortable and informed, because care coordination means doing the work, not just pointing the way.
Care is delivered through our BMHC Care Network™, a coordinated system of medical providers, housing organizations, and social service partners connected by formal agreements. Clients move into a system that stays with them, not a single referral that ends at the door.
We keep each other and the client updated on progress and setbacks through our Human-Centered Accountability Loop™. If something stalls, it’s flagged quickly, and the BMHC Care Network™ works together to remove the barrier before it becomes a bigger problem.
Dr. Taylor Jenkins probably one of the best doctors I’ve seen since I’ve been out here had a previous doctor she was good but she was just too far out in Georgetown she was excellent. But he’s on point and understand the needs of black men.
Dominic is a great and professional person. She went out her way to help me when I needed the most. I greatly appreciate her services
Every contribution to BMHC directly supports no-cost care coordination, community-based navigation, and the programs that keep men and families connected to the services they need. When you give, you’re funding a system that follows through.
The BMHC Care Network™ grows stronger with every partner, volunteer, and team member who joins the movement. Whether you’re an organization looking to formalize a partnership, a professional ready to bring your skills to the community, or someone who wants to give their time, there is a meaningful role for you. The work of building trust-based, coordinated care across Central Texas takes all of us.