Clinic Details:Did you know that there are over 85,000 people in the tri-county area of Northeast Wisconsin who cannot afford even limited oral health care? Although some of these people are being seen by local dentists at little or no fee, many, including children, are not having their oral health care issues treated at all. Realizing the growing seriousness of this problem, a group of dentists and community leaders embarked on an ambitious project: to build and staff a volunteer dental clinic in Appleton, Wisconsin. In early 2002, a small group of dentists met and formed a steering committee to address the problem. Fox Valley area dentists were already providing oral health care in their private offices to many at low or no cost, but they were unable to treat the great majority of those in need of emergency dental care or restorative and preventative care. The dental community in Outagamie, Calumet, and Winnebago Counties has not only agreed to volunteer their time and talents, but has also contributed financially as well. Doctors Jeff and Marissa Keesler donated a parcel of land across from the VA Clinic as the site of the new Tri-County Community Dental Clinic. Marquette University donated some of the equipment for eight dental operatory rooms. A Board of Directors was formed and fundraising began to build an eight-chair volunteer dental clinic. In six months, over $1.2 million in cash, pledges and in-kind gifts were generously donated covering all building, equipment, and initial supply costs. Donors included dentists, individuals, foundations, agencies, businesses, churches and other groups. The federal government and State of Wisconsin also provided grants.
Details: The William T. Evjue Clinic provides care to people from throughout Dane County. A certified Patient Centered Medical Home, this clinic offers primary medical, behavioral health, pharmacy and other services. In addition, this clinic offers dental care that helps patient achieve lasting oral health through restorative services and regular check-ups.
Details: At Partnership Community Health Center Inc. (PCHC), our mission is to improve the health status of the medically under served by providing comprehensive primary care services.
Details: NorthLakes Community Clinic is a Federally Qualified Community Health Center that operates fourteen clinics in twelve communities throughout nine counties in the northern and eastern area of Wisconsin. We provide a variety of services based on the needs of the communities that we serve, including primary medical, dental, and behavioral health. All people are welcome to receive care regardless of their insurance status and ability to pay. For those that qualify we have a sliding fee scale that is based on income. We are deeply involved in our communities providing dental and behavioral health in schools, taking dental care to nursing homes, and working with WIC - Women, Infants, and Children. Since our opening in 2008 we aim to fill the gaps in healthcare and to fulfill our vision of healthy, prosperous, engaged communities where everyone thrives. As a Community Health Center and National Health Service Corporation we promise to: Serve all patients. Offer discounted fees for patients who qualify. Not deny services based on a person’s Race, Color, Sex, National Origin, Disability, Religion, Sexual Orientation, Inability to Pay. Accept insurance including Medicaid, Medicare, Children’s Health Insurance Program. We are governed by a patient majority board that meets monthly.
Details: Rhinelander Dental Center provides general family dentistry and dental hygiene services. Rhinelander Dental Center opened on January 9, 2012, in its facility located at 2268 North Shore Drive, Rhinelander, Wisconsin. A collaboration that includes Family Health Center of Marshfield, Inc. and federal and state agencies, established the dental center in order to address the growing need for dental care in underserved areas.
Details: NorthLakes Community Clinic is a Federally Qualified Community Health Center that operates fourteen clinics in twelve communities throughout nine counties in the northern and eastern area of Wisconsin. We provide a variety of services based on the needs of the communities that we serve, including primary medical, dental, and behavioral health. All people are welcome to receive care regardless of their insurance status and ability to pay. For those that qualify we have a sliding fee scale that is based on income. We are deeply involved in our communities providing dental and behavioral health in schools, taking dental care to nursing homes, and working with WIC - Women, Infants, and Children. Since our opening in 2008 we aim to fill the gaps in healthcare and to fulfill our vision of healthy, prosperous, engaged communities where everyone thrives. As a Community Health Center and National Health Service Corporation we promise to: Serve all patients. Offer discounted fees for patients who qualify. Not deny services based on a person’s Race, Color, Sex, National Origin, Disability, Religion, Sexual Orientation, Inability to Pay. Accept insurance including Medicaid, Medicare, Children’s Health Insurance Program. We are governed by a patient majority board that meets monthly.
Details: The N.E.W. Clinic at Northeast Wisconsin Technical College is a teaching clinic, serving uninsured, underinsured, Medicaid and Medical Assistance patients from the Northeast Wisconsin area, while enhancing the education of tomorrow's health care providers. Care is provided by licensed and certified health care professionals who may be assisted by NWTC Health Sciences students. Patients receive the highest-quality care, and students receive the highest-quality education. We use a sliding scale fee based on your ability to pay. Proof of income is needed.
Details: Riverview Center psychiatry and behavioral health has psychiatrists other mental health therapists and professionals to provide diagnostic evaluation and medication management for patients. The mental health therapists provide diagnostic assessment and ongoing "talk therapy."
Details: Menomonie Dental Center is a 20-chair facility providing preventative, restorative, operative, prosthodontics, endodontics, diagnostic and emergency care services. Family Health Center (FHC) of Marshfield, Inc. and federal and state agencies worked together to address the growing need for dental care in underserved areas.
Details: NorthLakes Community Clinic is a Federally Qualified Community Health Center that operates fourteen clinics in twelve communities throughout nine counties in the northern and eastern area of Wisconsin. We provide a variety of services based on the needs of the communities that we serve, including primary medical, dental, and behavioral health. All people are welcome to receive care regardless of their insurance status and ability to pay. For those that qualify we have a sliding fee scale that is based on income. We are deeply involved in our communities providing dental and behavioral health in schools, taking dental care to nursing homes, and working with WIC - Women, Infants, and Children. Since our opening in 2008 we aim to fill the gaps in healthcare and to fulfill our vision of healthy, prosperous, engaged communities where everyone thrives. As a Community Health Center and National Health Service Corporation we promise to: Serve all patients. Offer discounted fees for patients who qualify. Not deny services based on a person’s Race, Color, Sex, National Origin, Disability, Religion, Sexual Orientation, Inability to Pay. Accept insurance including Medicaid, Medicare, Children’s Health Insurance Program. We are governed by a patient majority board that meets monthly.
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