Legacy Community Health - Montrose

💙✨ Caring for our community doesn’t just happen in the clinic, it happens everywhere.

Over the past few weeks, Legacy Community Health’s pharmacy teams have been out in the community, connecting with families, sharing resources, and helping people better understand their health.

From the Zeta Phi Beta Resource Fair to events at Hicks Elementary and Day in the Park in Beaumont, our teams:

🩺 Provided blood pressure and blood glucose checks

💬 Answered questions and shared helpful health information

🛍️ Gave out everyday tools like pill boxes and medication disposal bags

These moments may seem small, but they matter. A quick screening can raise awareness, and a simple conversation can help someone take the next step toward better health.

💙 This is what Health Beyond Care looks like, showing up, listening, and supporting our communities wherever we can.

Who knew pickleball could be so powerful?

Our community came to play – and they didn’t disappoint. The inaugural Legacy Open brought the competition and team spirit together to rai over $50,000 for our behavioral health programs.

That means more access to mental health support, more care for our families, and people connected to the help they need.

💙 Thank you to title sponsor H-E-B and everyone who played, cheered, and showed up. You helped make a difference and had a great time doing it.

💙✨ A friendly face can make all the difference.

Today we’re spotlighting our Legacy Montrose Front Desk team. These are often the first smiles our patients see and the people who help set the tone for every visit.

Health Beyond Care isn’t just about what happens in an exam room. It’s about being welcomed, listened to, and supported from the moment you walk through the door. Our front desk teams play a big role in making that happen every single day.

💙 Thank you to our Montrose staff for the care, kindness, and connection you bring to our community.

💙💊 Behind every prescription is a team committed to your care.

More than 230 members of Legacy Community Health’s Pharmacy team joined our 2026 Pharmacy Retreat, a day focused on connection, teamwork, and improving how we serve our patients.

The retreat centered on making care more accessible and affordable, strengthening teamwork across clinics, and finding better ways to remove barriers that can make getting medications hard. Every conversation came back to one goal: making sure patients get the medications and support they need to stay healthy.

Our pharmacy teams also spent time problem solving around patient experience, access to care, and how to continue delivering high quality service across our communities. The day included team building activities, appreciation moments, and celebrating the people who make this work possible, including recognizing Juan Damian, the first recipient of Legacy’s Pharmacy Pillar Award.

At Legacy, we know that great care doesn’t happen by accident. It takes teamwork, dedication, and people who care deeply about the communities they serve.

💙 When you pick up a prescription at Legacy, you’re supported by a team that’s focused on you.

💙 Health Beyond Care means showing up for our community together, wherever health happens.

Legacy Community Health was proud to be part of two community events over one weekend that brought people together around wellness, connection, and prevention: Black Men’s Wellness Day 2026 in Houston and the Delta Sigma Theta Sorority Health Fair in Missouri City.

At both events, our Legacy Pharmacy teams and AmeriCorps Pharmacy Advocates connected with neighbors and families to share health resources, answer medication questions, and provide blood pressure and blood glucose screenings. These moments created space not just for check ins, but for meaningful conversations about staying healthy in everyday life.

Community members also received Legacy tote bags filled with practical tools to support health at home, including pill boxes, medication disposal bags, stress balls, hot and cold packs, small first aid kits, and educational materials. We also shared information about Legacy’s clinics, pharmacy services, and the upcoming Legacy Acres Homes clinic, bringing more care closer to home.

These events were about more than appointments or prescriptions. They were about education, movement, connection, and prevention with marathons, Zumba classes, music, and shared moments that reminded us how powerful community based care can be.

Thank you to the organizers of Black Men’s Wellness Day and Delta Sigma Theta Sorority for creating welcoming spaces for learning and connection, and to everyone who stopped by, asked questions, and took steps toward caring for their health.

💙 We’re grateful to be part of a community that looks out for one another, inside and outside the clinic.