Live Oak clinic is surpassing expectations

The Live Oak Community Health Clinic is growing and has plans to offer more services to its patients, according to a presentation given at the Hays County Commissioners Court meeting Tuesday morning.

“The partnership we have with the county is so crucial to keeping that care going,” said Anthony Stahl, CEO of Central Texas Medical Center, which manages the county health clinic through its relationship with Live Oak Health Partners.

Live Oak Health Partners Physician Practice Administrator Brent Hastings spoke to the commissioners about recent growth at the clinic and future services as the clinic seeks to fulfill its mission of “extending the healing ministry of Christ and not turning away a single patient because of their income.”