This research cluster features community clinics in a range of neighborhoods in the greater Houston area in two parts. The first part is a series of essays that feature clinics offering low-cost and free services to immigrant and refugee communities. The second part is a critical cartography project that generates original hand-drawn maps that mimic didactic images without using ArcGIS. It is based on two data sets comparing the location of acupuncture practitioners with NCCAOM certification (basic and supplementary) with representations of median household income, mortality rates, and vaccination rates. These representations are themselves non-exhaustive and unequal units of comparison. Instead, they have been graphically edited to compare darker elements across maps and suggest possible patterns across Houston counties. They are instead composite maps of images researched by the team and evaluated by artistic advisers. In considering the utility of maps, it is important to note that the location of acupuncturists may not correlate to the location of clinics. Further, the county data for mortality rate does not show cause of death or death rates per year. Vaccination rates are also subject to change.