When you think of February, candy hearts and Valentine’s Day may come to mind. But did you know February is also American Heart Month? This is the perfect time to focus on the vital organ that pumps an average of 2,000 gallons of blood daily.
Join us in welcoming Megan Shupe to the Family Health Clinic Team! Megan is a Family Nurse Practitioner accepting new patients in Monon and Wolcott, Indiana.
The holidays are often described as the happiest time of the year. Families come together, gifts are exchanged, and festive traditions bring warmth and cheer. But beneath the sparkle and celebrations, the season can come with its own set of unique stressors. If you’re feeling overwhelmed, you’re not alone.
We’re excited to introduce our new Behavioral Health Specialist, Jennifer Uhl. Continue reading to learn more about her previous education, work experience, and more.
With every new school year comes new beginnings, new emotions, and lots of adjustments for students and parents. We are thankful to be able to
National Health Center Week is an opportunity to highlight the commitment and passion of Community Health Center staff, board members, and supporters who make it possible to provide quality, comprehensive healthcare services to more than 31.5 million patients across nearly 15,000 communities annually.
We are thrilled to announce the arrival of Chad Springer as the new Executive Director of the Family Health Clinic! Chad brings with him experience and a passion for community healthcare that aligns perfectly with our mission.
We talked to Behavioral Health Provider Anne Scott and Nurse Practitioners Sarah Myers and Analei Whitlock about stress and its impact on long-term health. Continue
April is National Sexually Transmitted Infection (STI) Month. We talked to public health professionals and medical providers to answer common questions and misconceptions about STIs.
This month, we’re spotlighting Larrissa Christian, our new Behavioral Health Specialist! We did an interview with her so you can get to know her better.
