Karen Vinyard Waddell joins CHC/SEK Board of Directors
With over 50 years of healthcare administration experience, Karen Vinyard Waddell joins the Community Health Center of Southeast Kansas Board […]
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Bringing diapers to babies in need
More southeast Kansas babies will have one of their basic human needs met — diapers — thanks to the Community
Food is Medicine: Healthy cooking
For the next several weeks, Food Is Medicine participants will learn about cooking for their health. The goal: connecting to
How hope brings success and wellness
HIV Symposium keynote speaker is Jeaneen Pointer, executive director of Hope Strategies within the Lynn Institute. This year’s HIV symposium
Population Health: specialists call to help keep your health on track
Tiffiny Journot-Collins reached out to an elderly patient to schedule his Medicare Annual Wellness Visit, and she discovered he had
Advocacy and compassion transforms healthcare
A diabetic patient had the goal to get to 37 weeks of her pregnancy. But to do that, she needed
CHC/SEK opens new Downtown Pittsburg Walk-in Care Clinic
The Community Health Center of Southeast Kansas (CHC/SEK) has expanded care in Pittsburg by opening a new seven-day-a-week Walk-In Care
Registration open for HIV symposium
On September 13, you can elevate your perspective on HIV prevention and treatment at the Community Health Center of Southeast
Inspire Health announces scholarship recipients
Helping people reach their health care education goals, the Inspire Health Foundation has awarded several scholarships including the Anderson Behavioral
CHC/SEK welcomes rural family medicine residents
Second-year rural family medicine residents Dr. Ashlyn Fisher and Dr. Emily Roseberry have begun their rural training in Pittsburg. The
Jenna Mikrut selected as Director of Clinical Education
Jenna Mikrut, BSN, RN, CRC, has been named Director of Clinical Education. She formerly directed CHC/SEK’s Population Health program. Jenna’s new
Dr. Bean, family bikes across Kansas
Dr. Linda Bean and her family recently hopped on their bicycles and covered over 450 miles across Kansas as part of