Valley Professionals Community Health Center is hosting a groundbreaking event on February 21st at 10:00 a.m. in celebration of the clinic’s expansion at the Clinton facility in Vermillion County
Valley Professionals Community Health Center is the proud recipient of a $1,300 grant to be used to support between 20 to 25 Vermillion County residents in poverty who need assistance with purchasing medical supplies to monitor and self-manage their chronic disease and optimize health outcomes.
Valley Professionals Community Health Center is celebrating ten years of growth, expanded services, increased employment and healthier communities in February 2018.
Valley Professionals Community Health Center completed an Operational Site Visit on November 15, 2017 by the Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) and received a perfect score during the comprehensive review.
Valley Professionals Community Health Center (VPCHC) recently received recognition through the National Committee for Quality Assurance (NCQA) as a Level 2 Patient-Centered Medical Home for its Terre Haute facility in May.
Valley Professionals Community Health Center is expanding its clinic locations by partnering with Waltz Family Practice in Rockville.
Valley Professionals Community Health Center, located at 777 S Main St. in Clinton, Ind., was recently honored with a Star Performer Award from MDwise, a nonprofit health maintenance organization focused on providing health coverage to Indiana individuals and families.
Valley Professionals Community Health Center is making it even easier for the community to get well soon.
The block party is being held in honor of National Health Center Week and is open to the public.
Valley Professionals Community Health Center was recently awarded $1 million in funding for facility renovation, expansion, or construction, and will utilize funds for expansion of its Clinton health center located in Vermillion County.
Valley Professionals Community Health Center (VPCHC) was recently awarded $406,250 in funding aimed at improving and expanding the delivery of substance abuse services, with focus on treatment of opioid use disorders in underserved populations, through the Affordable Care Act.
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