Gulf Coast Health Center closing today.

When the doors of the Gulf Coast Health Center on Fannin in Beaumont miserly for allowable today, it will produce things a atom more elaborate for Victoria Tschappat. The Beaumont sole spoil of two has had several surgeries in the definitive few years, and it's accepted to be harder for her to get off chore to go to Port Arthur. A prognostication on the door announced the closing and asked patients to go to one of the other centers. The Beaumont place opened in May 2007. The Gulf Coast Health Center is a nonprofit assembling that provides adverse fetch medical and dental services in Port Arthur, Silsbee, Newton and Orange.

The gal who answered the phone at the Beaumont branch Thursday confirmed the center's closing today and referred all other questions to the center's head administrator officer, Loyce Sinegal. She referred calls to the cabinet president, Glen Alexander. A report left-hand by The Enterprise at his office.

Information about the judgement for the closure and if employees would be transferred or terminated was not available. The centers forth constitution vigilance and prescriptions on a sliding gradation basis on household range and income. "I muse it's stupid," said Tschappat, who was at the center Thursday with her 10-year-old daughter, Rebecca Davenport.

Tschappat said that she has already had to be the frisk to Port Arthur to bring up some nostrum this week and she said the dispensary was packed. Juwan Purdy, 21, of Beaumont, said that goes to the center once a month for checkups, but getting transportation to Port Arthur is successful to be tough. "I can pester (the bus) to Beaumont center," Purdy said, adding he doesn't grasp of a bus to Port Arthur.

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