What is Colorectal Cancer? Colorectal Cancer (CRC) is a slow-developing cancer that takes 10-15 years to develop. It is the third most commonly diagnosed cancer in both men and women and the second leading cause of cancer-related deaths in the United States. The risk of developing CRC increases with age, and people with a family history of CRC or African … Read More
Fordland Clinic Expands Facility
The Health Center Construction and Capital Improvements funding will allow Fordland Clinic to add 3,046 square feet to its existing 10,166 square foot facility. The new construction will benefit the clinic by adding additional dental capacity and an in-house pharmacy. This will enhance and expand services in response to COVID-19, any future virus outbreaks, health emergencies, or other emerging primary … Read More
Substance Use Disorder Services Now Available
Fordland Clinic provides substance use disorder (SUD) services including detoxification and medication assistant therapy based on individual needs. The services include a range of prevention and recovery support with integrated mental health service from Burrell Behavioral Health in order to treat the whole person for better outcomes. Programs are available for those ages 18+ with no insurance who are underinsured … Read More
Meet new Family Nurse Practitioner Renae Richardson
Renae Richardson, FNP is a primary care provider at the Fordland Clinic in Kimberling City, MO. She provides comprehensive healthcare for individuals and families across the lifespan. Care ranges from prevention such as vaccinations and screenings to treatment of acute and chronic conditions. She takes a holistic approach to traditional medicine, believing that the cornerstones of healthcare are excellent diet … Read More
Fordland Clinic Hosts Ribbon Cutting and Grand Reopening Ceremony
In partnership with the Rogersville Chamber of Commerce, Fordland Clinic unveiled multiple new additions and renovations to their existing facility. This event featured local community leaders as guest speakers, light refreshments, a ribbon cutting ceremony, and tours of the new spaces. The tour highlighted the newly built community room, mobile unit and waiting room. “With funding received from the federal … Read More
National Influenza Vaccination Week: Why Influenza Vaccine Matters
Dec. 5 through Dec. 9 is National Influenza Vaccination Week. This week serves as a critical opportunity to remind everyone 6 months and older that there’s still time to protect yourselves and your loved ones from flu this flu season by getting your annual flu vaccine. Each year in the United States on average, an estimated 5-20 percent of the … Read More
New Resource in Community Outreach and Enrollment Specialist Keri Brewster
Community Outreach and Enrollment Specialist Keri Brewster is not a new face to Fordland Clinic. Previously serving as a community health worker, Keri is applying her knowledge base to her passion for educating individuals on the importance of healthcare. Keri is well versed in providing healthcare coverage education and compassion to those in need. As the face of the Fordland … Read More
Fordland Clinic: Prioritizing women’s health needs
At the Fordland Clinic, we prioritize the health needs of the women in our communities. We offer a variety of services that can help women feel their best. We offer free or low-cost birth control to those who need it through The Right Time program, which is a six-year initiative that is based on the simple belief that everyone should … Read More
Fordland Site Getting A New Facelift
Long awaited construction efforts began this month at the Fordland, MO clinic site. Construction crews have begun the demolition efforts to the entrance of Fordland Clinic. The clinic site is expected to expand its front reception area, waiting area for both medical and dental services, as well as incorporate a large meeting room that will facilitate both clinic gatherings, as … Read More
Holiday Times Can Be Challenging
Ronica Duncan, LCSW Terri Griffith, LPC, BHC Drew Tolleson, LMSW, BHC Holiday times can be some of the most challenging times for many of us. We are especially … Read More