Unprecendented events related to COVID-19 warrant some updates and appreciation. Thanks to each of you who have expressed concern and demonstrated support for Hope Healthcare Services. We remain available to our patients Monday – Thursday from 9am – 5pm and all visitors will be screened. Medical clinics and volunteer providers may provide services in an altered fashion including tele-health visits.
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Hope Healthcare Services (formerly Kingsway Community Care Center) is a non-profit organization that offers low-cost, quality healthcare services to our neighbors without health insurance.
Hope Healthcare Services patients are those who have no private medical and dental insurance nor government programs (VA, Medicare, Medicaid.) Patients are treated by both paid staff and medical and dental professionals donating their time in volunteer service. Hope has provided these services since 2005.
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Our Mission
Hope Healthcare Services (Hope) ministers to the physical and spiritual health burdens of uninsured people in our community as the hands and feet of Jesus.
Volunteer
Our staff and volunteer medical and dental professionals can address primary medical and dental needs for our neighbors who lack health insurance of any kind.
Donate
Help us better serve the community.
Hope Healthcare accepts multiple types of donations, learn more now.
Our Hope
Each patient served at Hope Healthcare Services (Hope) is treated in body, mind and spirit in a well-quipped medical facility with highly skilled medical professionals. We believe the ultimate hope is found in relationship with Jesus Christ, and it is the foundation of our work at Hope.
From The Blog
COVID-19 March 2020
This is an unprecedented time for many, to say the least. Here is an update on the current situation at Hope Healthcare Services. First, thanks to each of you who reached out this week inquiring about the clinic. We are inspired by the concern that the community has...
ALICE in Wonderland: What to Do When You Don’t Have Insurance
The latest research and information on health insurance, accessibility and costs have most of us thinking, “we’re all mad here”. Over 14,000+ Hendricks County residents under the age of 65 do not have health insurance. For this 11% of Hendricks County, they are...
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While your out and about this summer, don’t forget the sunscreen! Not only does it help prevent skin cancer later on, but it can also help prevent nasty sunburns and heat exhaustion.
Sunburns affect the body from being able to properly cool itself. If you’ve experienced a sunburn, it is best to stay hydrated, take it easy in the shade or inside for a few days, and treat it with aloe to take away the sting.
Remember it needs to be applied every 2 hours, more if swimming or sweating.
We, here at HOPE Healthcare Services, hope that everyone had a fantastic weekend. Remember with the summer heating up it is important to stay hydrated. Drinking plenty of water in the hot summer sun will ensure that your body is still able to sweat and that helps keep core body temperatures down.
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Tips to avoid heatstroke, exhaustion this summer
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While summer is halfway over, it's never too late to heed reminders about the dangers of high temperatures that can [...]Events
