Vaccines Vs. Pandemic: Don’t delay experts say.
Children should still get routine vaccines during the COVID-19 pandemic to reduce vaccine-preventable disease outbreaks.
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Patients Matter at HPC: New 2020 Patient Satisfaction Survey Results
In April, 2,198 patients received a survey request. Besides the great response rate, overall, our satisfaction results were positive!
Nurse Practitioner discovers her calling… providing women’s health services.
As a child, Elizabeth Lewis remembers her sister being born with a heart defect and herself faced with health challenges that required frequent visits to her pediatrician, Dr. Naime. These first-hand experiences propelled her toward a health care career to take care of people. She’s accomplished that goal and much more. Today, Elizabeth is the […]
Employee Spotlight: Jessica Grate, Medical Assistant
Meet Jessica Grate, a medical assistant at the Olathe clinic. She has been with us for 2 years and we are so glad she is part of our team!
Don’t Forget the Sunscreen!
Why should we protect ourselves from the sun with sunscreen? The radiation from the sun is responsible for skin cancer, premature aging and burning.
National Minority Mental Health Month: Opportunity for Education and Change
Our campaign of #HPCSTRONG describes how a diverse group of medical and mental health professionals can help break down barriers and empower individuals.
The Business of Medicine During a Pandemic
The COVID-19 pandemic was a true public health emergency that continues to test the capabilities of our national medical and public health infrastructure.
Welcome Dr. Okahara!
Health Partnership Clinic is pleased to welcome Noriko Okahara, DO, MPH, Family Physician, to our team. Dr. Okahara is licensed in the state of Kansas.
Employee Spotlight: Amy Gray, LSCSW, Behavioral Health Clinician
We are very excited to highlight one of our most valuable assets, our employees! Each month, get to know the HPC team in a fun new way. Name: Amy Gray Department: Behavioral Health Title: Behavioral Health Clinician Primary work location: Olathe How long have you worked at HPC? Almost a month How did you get into your field of work? […]
Thumb Sucking: An Innocent Childhood Habit That Could Have Long Term Effects
Thumb sucking often emerges in infancy, but the habit may start earlier. Beyond the psychological dependency, there are other possible long-term effects.
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Our Olathe and Paola sites are recognized by the National Committee for Quality Assurance as patient-centered medical homes.
