HCC Network

Unearth a wealth of healthcare information and community resources on topics like the Affordable Care Act (ACA), Medicaid, HIV, mental health first aid and much more. HCC Network has carefully compiled this information to empower individuals and strengthen community well-being.

The program trains individuals for careers in the dental field through classroom and clinic experience.

HCC Network focuses on education, advocacy, and initiatives like Project Connect and the 340B Program for affordable prescriptions.

Fri. 2/6 for Concordia Tues. 2/24 for Buckner Thurs. 3/12 for Concordia Mon. 3/23 for Waverly Thurs. 5/7 for Buckner Mon. 5/11 for Waverly Mon. 8/17 for Lexington Thur. 8/27 for Buckner Thur. 10/29 for Buckner

In 2020, Jimmy’s parole officer referred him to Narcotics Anonymous meetings held at HCC Network’s Lexington office. During one of those meetings, the NA Chair invited Jimmy to share his story—and in that moment, he discovered something about himself: he enjoys being part of something meaningful and using his experiences to help others. A few months later, HCC Network’s HR department reached out to Jimmy with an opportunity to become a Peer Recovery Specialist. He officially joined the HCC team

Molly joined HCC Network as a Peer Recovery Specialist after attending Narcotics Anonymous meetings and leaving a union job to pursue growth in her recovery.

I relapsed after seven years of being clean when my mom died. It was one of the hardest times in my life — I was grieving, I lost my ID, and my water was shut off. In 2023, my probation officer gave me Molly’s card and said she might be able to help me through NA meetings and getting back on track.

The news archive covers HCC Network’s health centers, events, and mobile services from 2018 to 2022.

The event teaches parents and community members to identify signs of alcohol or drug use and concealment methods.

A free public health event is scheduled for September 28, 2024, from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.

HCC Network offers career opportunities in healthcare and social wellness programs for rural communities.

Dr. Rachael Parker earned degrees in biology and dental medicine, including a public health certificate, and worked in Missouri before moving to Kansas City.

Angie Lybarger, an Advanced Practice Mental Health Nurse Practitioner, holds degrees in psychology and nursing and has worked in mental health since 2013.

I have been a hygienist since May of 2024 after graduating from State Fair Community College. I love getting the chance to build relationships with many great people and educate them about the important of their oral health. I find that nothing is more rewarding than making a patient more confident in their smile! Outside of the office, I enjoy spending time with my family and friends!

The staff at HCC Network offer patient-centered care through primary care offices, dental services, local outreach and patient education in central Missouri rural communities.

HCC Network, founded in 2004, serves over 7,900 patients annually through six clinics offering medical, dental, and behavioral health services.

Key events that have shaped HCC Network’s mission and growth.

HCC Network provides support services even when its clinics are closed.