community of hope dc patient portal

How many patients did community of Hope visit in 2020?

Community of Hope provided over 40,900 quality, compassionate healthcare visits to 11,271 patients in 2020 across Washington, DC. 164 families in Community of Hope's housing program worked with our Employment Specialists and were twice as likely to find jobs in 2019. "COH gave me hope, encouragement, and a sense of being."

Who is the founder of community of Hope in Washington DC?

He remained involved as a supporter and friend for four decades, starting with his connection to our founder, Tom Nees. For Imani Bowden, finding out she was pregnant was a shock. Community of Hope provided over 40,900 quality, compassionate healthcare visits to 11,271 patients in 2020 across Washington, DC.

Why choose community of Hope?

Community of Hope provides quality, compassionate healthcare to all patients regardless of ability to pay. Our family will care for yours at one of our health centers located across the city. coming to Community of Hope, please click here.

How do I get Started with the patient portal?

Getting Started is Easy! Setting up your New Patient Portal account is easy. Follow the directions and easy How-To videos below to create your account. Step 2: Register your account by using an existing email account. You'll need to have your PIN or verification question on-hand to complete this step.

Health Center Patients

New Protocols to Keep Everyone Safer: You will see a lot of changes at your next visit! Click here to learn more about those changes.

Further Information for Patients Who Are Not Feeling Well

Please call our call center at 202.540.9857 before you come to any location if you aren’t feeling well. COH has not resumed walk-in care yet. You can also call our main line after hours to get medical advice as well. Save time and stay out of the emergency room unless you need to go.

Where is Dr. Sarah from Community of Hope?

In her role she serves students and families at Ketcham Elementary School in SE DC, providing therapeutic services, school staff support, and social-emotional classroom-based activities.

Where is Sarah from Coh?

Sarah is a LICSW in Washington, DC. She obtained her Masters in Social Work from Catholic University in 2015. She previously worked in a variety of community agencies in Washington, DC providing clinical case management and mental health care before coming to COH in January 2019. As a Behavioral Health Specialist, Sarah collaborates with the healthcare providers to meet the emotional wellness needs of patients at the Marie Reed Health Center. Sarah has a passion for working with immigrant and refugee populations, and she enjoys meeting the wide variety of patients that come to COH. She recognizes the importance of integrated care and aims to assist patients with caring for their emotional and physical health. When she's not working, Sarah enjoys spending time outdoors, cuddling her dogs, and checking out new restaurants in DC.