Medical Interpreters Help Connect Spanish-Speaking Families to Care

Laura and Jesenia connecting spanish speaking patients to care

“We want to promote the services our clinic offers while also building a stronger sense of community with our patients,” Laura said. “At Heartland, patients can receive not only high-quality medical care, but also support in a welcoming environment where, regardless of their background or circumstances, they can feel safe, cared for and connected to our city and the resources our community provides.”

Measles Detected in Local Wastewater: What You Need to Know

Measles in Lawrence, Kansas

Lawrence-Douglas County Public Health has announced that measles virus has been detected in wastewater serving the Lawrence area. At this time, there are no confirmed cases of measles in Douglas County, but the finding suggests the virus may be circulating in the community and serves as an important reminder to stay informed and prepared

ADHD Life Hacks That Can Actually Help

ADHD Life Hacks from Alex, Heartland Director of Behavioral Health

ADHD isn’t about trying harder. It’s about how your brain manages attention, time, and motivation. And while that can make everyday things feel harder, there are ways to make life work better for you.

Fluoride Varnish: What Parents Need to Know

Fluoride has been in the news lately and has left many parents with questions. We break down what parents should know, why it’s recommended, and how it fits into whole-child care at Panda Pediatrics.

Expanding Access to Psychiatry as Need for Behavioral Health Continues to Rise

“This growth reflects what we are seeing across Douglas County: more people are seeking support for psychiatry, and they need care that is coordinated and comprehensive,” said Dr. Nick Evangelidis, Psychiatrist at Heartland Community Health Center. “Bringing Jeff onto our team strengthens our ability to provide psychiatry alongside therapy and primary care, which is critical for patients navigating psychiatric and behavioral health challenges.”