The expansion project allowed Valley Professionals to double Rockville’s clinic space, providing additional exam rooms, waiting area, treatment and office space. The clinic expanded from 3,393 to 6,415 square feet, increased from five to 12 exam rooms, added a behavioral health treatment room, patient engagement and meeting room for ancillary services, laboratory for specimen collection, two clinical office spaces, an administrative office, additional restrooms and larger waiting room.
Available services at Valley Professionals in Rockville includes primary care and the treatment of acute and chronic illnesses, health maintenance, wellness exams, disease prevention, as well as behavioral health care and patient resource services such as health insurance enrollment, transportation, and chronic care management. Valley Professionals accepts commercial insurance, Medicaid, Medicare, self-pay, and offers a sliding fee scale based on family size and income.
Expanding the health center’s facility space has allowed for the addition of services and medical providers to the team, creating greater medical care access for patients. Medical providers at the Rockville location include Dr. Steven G. Waltz, MD, Family Nurse Practitioners, Jordan Ryley and Brandie Ruark, as well as new family practice physician Dr. Sean Ewing, MD, who will be joining the Rockville facility in August. Behavioral health providers at the health center include Jason Heck, Psychiatric Nurse Practitioner, and therapists Kasi Oxendine and Johnathan Detwiler.
Hours for the health center are Monday through Friday from 8:00 am to 5:00 pm. For more information or to schedule an appointment, please call (765) 569-1123 or visit www.valleyprohealth.org.
Valley Professionals Community Health Center is a federally qualified health center that provides comprehensive and integrated health care for all individuals and families, while promoting health education opportunities for the community, students, and health care professionals. Valley Professionals currently serves the Wabash Valley and surrounding areas with locations in Clinton, Cayuga, Bloomingdale, Crawfordsville, and Terre Haute.
VPCHC was awarded a $50,000 challenge grant through the Wabash Valley Community Foundation that will help to fund bring primary, behavioral health and pharmacy services to West Terre Haute.