Heartland’s community health workers are committed to helping you overcome any barriers to better health. Whether you need assistance finding stable housing, enrolling in educational programs, or accessing nutritious food, we are here for you.
We connect you with valuable resources and provide the support you need to improve your quality of life.
Our Community Health Worker Program offers individualized goal setting and service planning, linking you to financial aid and insurance resources, providing advocacy and support, coordinating with your case manager, and conducting outreach as a bridge to primary care.
At Heartland we believe food is medicine. That’s why we have an on-site pantry full of healthy foods and free nutrition classes.
In collaboration with Harvesters and our new Food is Medicine program, Heartland’s Just Food, Care Cupboard offers monthly classes the first Wednesday of each month.
These classes are focused on diabetes nutrition management through a myriad of topics. This is a great opportunity for the public to meet directly with a member of Harvester’s Nutrition team.
Hours of Operation
Monday – Thursday
9am – 5pm
Donations accepted at the Care Cupboard entrance at 1312 W 6th Street, during operating hours.
Volunteer at the Care Cupboard
Volunteering at the Care Cupboard is a rewarding way to support your community by helping individuals and families access nutritious food. As a volunteer, you’ll play a crucial role in ensuring that those facing food insecurity can receive healthy options through our partnership with Just Food.
Whether you’re organizing donations or assisting visitors, your time will contribute to creating a healthier and more resilient community. Join us in spreading care and nourishment to those who need it most!
Click here to email us for more information about volunteering.
Donate to the Care Cupboard
Your donation to the Care Cupboard helps individuals and families in our community access healthy, nutritious food. You can support our efforts by donating food or making a monetary contribution. By donating food, you help keep our shelves stocked with fresh, wholesome options that promote wellness and overall health.
Every contribution, no matter the size, makes a real difference in the lives of our patients and neighbors. Drop off your food donation at the Care Cupboard entrance anytime Monday – Friday, 9 a.m. – 5 p.m.
To make a monetary donation, click here.
Healthy Futures is a community-based program that brings diagnostic, preventative and operative services to children at schools throughout the state of Kansas.
Help give your child a healthy smile, without having to take off work or make dentist appointments! When you choose Healthy Futures as your child’s primary dental provider they get the oral health care they need with dental cleanings twice a year at their own school.
Services Provided
All Children Are Eligible
We bill KanCare, commercial insurance, and provide care to children who are uninsured at no-cost to families.
Community Health Worker, Insurance Eligibility
Community Health Worker, Insurance Eligibility
Insurance Enrollment Specialist
Confusion about health insurance can cause some people to pay more for their coverage, delay medical care, or even avoid seeing a health care provider all together.
Heartland Community Health Center helps patients navigate Medicaid eligibility assistance and education. In addition to Medicaid assistance, we also help with ACA Marketplace Enrollment, Crime Victims Medical Compensation, and Social Security Disability Claims.
Now more than ever, it has become hard for many people to maintain the balance between healthcare, housing, nourishing food and other basic needs that day to day life requires. Heartland’s Insurance Eligibility Specialists help people through:
During Open Enrollment, or throughout the year, those in need of insurance can look at their options and complete applications with an insurance eligibility coordinator.
Call (785) 841 – 7297 to connect with and insurance eligibility coordinator.
