We’re implementing a proven pop-up medical care model in SPL with trusted partners at Point Washington Medical Clinic, Universidad de Guadalajara, and Centro Médico Virgen, built to expand across the Valley of Tequila.
Our first and primary goal is to meet immediate medical needs in SPL and surrounding communities through pop-up medical clinics spaced six months apart, with continuous virtual care in between. Ultimately, our long-term vision seeks to build a sustained medical care presence in the Valley of Tequila.
In July 2026, we held our first pilot medical clinic and it was a tremendous success. Over two days, our medical team saw dozens of patients from San Pedro de los Landeros, El Medineño, and communities beyond. Many were sent home with months of medication for conditions that had gone untreated for far too long.
The clinic was made possible by an extraordinary team of volunteer clinicians and interpreters, and by our partners at Point Washington Medical Clinic, Universidad de Guadalajara, and Centro Médico Virgen, whose doctors traveled to volunteer their time and expertise.
The pilot proved what’s possible. This fall, we’ll return for a follow-up clinic and continue to build toward a much larger clinic in the future.
Why This Model Works
The workers who built this industry deserve to thrive. Access to routine medical care is what keeps them healthy, keeps them working, and keeps their families whole. We’re building medical care in the Valley of Tequila from the ground up, and there’s much more to do.
Doctors are ready to donate their time. Every dollar funds medical care: clinic visits, diagnostics, medications, equipment. To learn how you can support the next clinic and the vision of a permanent hospital for the region, get in touch or make a gift.
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