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Clinic Now Accepting Appointments for Marketplace Enrollment

October 26, 2026/in HPC News/by Health Partnership Clinic

Renato GuzmanBy Renato Guzman, Enrollment Specialist and Certified Application Counselor at Health Partnership Clinic

The Health Insurance Marketplace (also known as the “Marketplace” or “exchange”) opens Sunday, Nov. 1, 2026 and will close Friday, Jan. 15, 2026. The Marketplace provides health plan shopping and enrollment services through websites, call centers and in-person help.

At Health Partnership Clinic, we offer free, in-person help with the health insurance application. Open enrollment is from Sunday, Nov. 1-Friday, Jan. 15.

We are now scheduling appointments by calling 913-730-3653. A certified application counselor is available to help you in English or Spanish.

Clinic Now Accepting Appointments for Marketplace EnrollmentWhen you apply for individual and family coverage through the Marketplace, you’ll provide income and household information.

You’ll find out if you qualify for:

  • Premium tax credits and other savings that make insurance more affordable
  • Coverage through the Medicaid and Children’s Health Insurance Program (CHIP) in your state

We’re here to help you renew your health insurance or explore your options! Call us today at 913-730-3653. To learn more, visit hpcks.org/patient-resources/insurance-other-services.

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HPC Celebrates Medical Assistants Week, Oct. 19-23

October 19, 2026/in HPC News/by Health Partnership Clinic

Hannah CarlisleBy Hannah Carlisle, BSN, RN, Clinic Director and Risk Manager

A medical assistant (MA), is an allied health professional who supports the medical provider and other health professionals in both administrative and clinical tasks. With an aging population and overall increased need for healthcare services, MAs are proving to be the allied health professional of choice for this decade and beyond. According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, medical assisting continues to be one of the Nation’s faster than average growing careers.

Our MAs at Health Partnership Clinic (HPC) are multiskilled health professionals who perform a wide range of administrative and clinical tasks with skill, dedication and loyalty. All the MAs at HPC are an asset to our patients and providers with their vast knowledge of ambulatory care.

A significant part of the MA’s daily routine revolves around supporting the healthcare team and patients by participating in quality, value-based care initiatives. They maintain collaborative and meaningful interactions between patients and providers as an integral point of contact for the patient and their family when visiting HPC. MAs make a substantial contribution to the quality of health not only through interactions with patients, but also the support they provide to ensure the clinic operates efficiently.

Our MAs are champions in Pediatrics, Women’s Health and Primary Care, working with doctors and nurse practitioners who provide care to infants, children, teens and adults.

We are very thankful for our MAs at HPC: Carolina Barraza, Mayeli Gutierrez, Tierra Hardaway, Brenda Jones, Alicia Keller, Mayra Lemus, Sandra Marquez, Traci McIntire, Marianela Pupo-Ortiz, Cinthia Salazar and Tysheanna Scales.

HPC Celebrates Medical Assistants Week, Oct. 19-23

 

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Tips to Stay Safe this Fourth of July

June 29, 2026/in HPC News/by Health Partnership Clinic

By Catherine Rice, Vice President of Marketing/Outreach at Health Partnership Clinic

Tips to Stay Safe this Fourth of JulyThe Fourth of July is a time for family, friends and summer fun—from pool parties and backyard barbecues to outdoor games and fireworks.

But amid the holiday celebrations, it is important to keep safety top of mind, especially for children. A few simple precautions can help families enjoy the holiday while reducing the risk of injury.

Leave Fireworks to the Experts

The National Safety Council recommends enjoying fireworks at public displays conducted by trained professionals rather than using consumer fireworks at home. In 2024, an estimated 14,700 people were treated in emergency rooms for fireworks-related injuries, and 11 fireworks-related deaths were reported, according to the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission. Sparklers alone were linked to an estimated 1,700 emergency room-treated injuries.

Sparklers may seem harmless, but they can burn at about 2,000 degrees—hot enough to melt some metals. They can quickly ignite clothing and cause serious burns, especially for children.

Families are encouraged to:

  • Attend community fireworks displays run by trained professionals.
    • Stay at least 500 feet away from the show.
    • Consider safer alternatives for children, such as glow sticks or streamers.

Be Vigilant Around Water

Swimming is another popular holiday activity, but children should never be left unattended near pools, lakes or other bodies of water. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), more children ages one to four die from drowning than any other cause, and drowning is the second leading cause of unintentional injury death for children ages five to 14. Each year in the United States, there are more than 4,000 unintentional drowning deaths.

Water safety tips include:

  • Assign a responsible adult to actively watch children in the water.
    • Take turns supervising children in 15- to 30-minute intervals.
    • Enroll children in age-appropriate swim lessons, while remembering that lessons do not replace supervision.
    • Use U.S. Coast Guard-approved life jackets when boating or swimming in open water.
    • Learn CPR and basic rescue techniques.
    • Set clear pool rules, such as no running, pushing or diving.
    • Avoid alcohol when operating a boat or supervising children near water.

Practice Grill Safety

Backyard barbecues are a holiday favorite, but grills can cause serious burns and fires if not used safely.

  • Keep children and pets at least three feet away from the grill.
    • Grill outdoors in a well-ventilated area, away from the house, deck railings and overhanging branches.
    • Keep a fire extinguisher and spray bottle of water nearby.
    • Use long-handled utensils to help prevent burns.
    • Always follow the manufacturer’s instructions.

Protect Your Skin and Stay Hydrated

Hot summer days can quickly lead to sunburn, dehydration or heat-related illness.

  • Use broad-spectrum sunscreen with SPF 30 or higher and reapply often.
    • Limit sun exposure between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m.
    • Drink plenty of water, even if you do not feel thirsty.
    • Avoid too much caffeine or alcohol, which can contribute to dehydration.
    • Wear lightweight clothing, sunglasses and a hat.
    • Watch for signs of heat stroke, including confusion, slurred speech, loss of consciousness, hot or dry skin, heavy sweating, seizures or very high body temperature. Heat stroke can be fatal if treatment is delayed.

If heat stroke is suspected, call 911 immediately, move the person to a cooler place and begin cooling the body with cool cloths, misting or fanning.

Health Partnership Clinic will be closed on Friday, July 3, 2026, in observance of Independence Day.

To schedule an appointment or learn more about our services, call 913-648-2266.

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Inspiring Creativity and Wellness: 2026 Coloring Contest Winners Announced

May 11, 2026/in HPC News/by Health Partnership Clinic

By Catherine Rice, Vice President of Marketing/Outreach at Health Partnership Clinic

Health Partnership Clinic (HPC), in collaboration with UnitedHealthcare Community Plan of Kansas and the Olathe Noon Optimists Club, is proud to celebrate another successful coloring contest for third-grade students at Title I elementary schools in the Olathe School District.

This year’s theme, “My Calm Place,” invited students to explore what calm looks and feels like in their own lives. The artwork reflected meaningful moments of peace—from mindfulness and reading to cozy spaces, nature views and creative expression—helping students connect mental wellness to their everyday environments.

Strong Participation Across the District

This year’s response was exceptional:

  • 28 third-grade classrooms participated
  • 537 student submissions received

To celebrate, every class who had 100 percent participation received a donut delivery, courtesy of UnitedHealthcare Community Plan of Kansas.

2026 Student Winners

2026 Coloring Contest WinnersWe are excited to recognize this year’s top artists:

1st Place: Assinet Tareb, Ms. Harmon’s class – Mahaffie Elementary

2nd Place: Dylan Spencer, Ms. Friedeman’s class – Havencroft Elementary

3rd Place: Gabriela Leiva Aleman, Ms. Johnson’s class – Ridgeview Elementary

Honorable Mention: Eduardo Mendes-Sobral, Ms. Williams’ class – Indian Creek Elementary

Each student’s work demonstrated creativity while reinforcing important messages around health and wellness.

Celebrating Classrooms

In addition to individual winners, Ms. Lawson’s class at Northview Elementary earned a classroom prize. Students enjoyed a pizza party, and the teacher received a $100 gift card in recognition of their participation and enthusiasm.

Classroom visits, award presentations and celebrations bring this program to life—allowing HPC and our sponsors to connect directly with students and reinforce our roles as trusted community partners.

Community Partnerships That Make It Possible

2026 Coloring Contest WinnersThis initiative is made possible through the strong support of our partners, UnitedHealthcare Community Plan of Kansas and the Olathe Noon Optimists Club.

“We are thrilled to support this creative approach to health education,” shared UnitedHealthcare Community Plan of Kansas. “It’s a meaningful way to help children understand the importance of healthy habits early in life.”

We also extend our appreciation to the teachers, school leaders, judges and volunteers who helped make this program a success. Special thanks to Melissa Beaudoin, Olathe School District’s Graphic Designer, Graphic Communications, for designing this year’s coloring sheet and helping bring the “My Calm Place” theme to life.

Building Healthier Futures

At HPC, we know that early education is key to lifelong health. By meeting students where they are—in their classrooms—and engaging them through creativity, we help build awareness, confidence and healthier habits that can last a lifetime.

Congratulations to all of this year’s winners, participants, teachers and partners. Your creativity and commitment are helping us build stronger, healthier communities—one student at a time.

2026 Coloring Contest Winners 2026 Coloring Contest Winners

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Health Partnership Clinic Welcomes Three New Providers to Expand Access to Care

May 7, 2026/in HPC News/by Health Partnership Clinic

By Catherine Rice, Vice President of Marketing/Outreach at Health Partnership Clinic

Health Partnership Clinic (HPC) is proud to welcome three outstanding providers to our team—each bringing proven experience, compassion and a shared commitment to serving our community. These additions strengthen our ability to provide high-quality, affordable and accessible care for patients of all ages.


Welcoming Valeria Higinio, MD, FAAP – Pediatrician

Valeria HiginioDr. Valeria Higinio has joined HPC as a pediatrician, providing comprehensive care for infants, children and adolescents at our Shawnee Mission clinic. The clinic is located at 9119 W. 74th St., Ste. 210, Shawnee Mission, Kan., inside the Shawnee Mission Medical Building on the AdventHealth Shawnee Mission campus.

With more than 14 years of experience across large health systems, community hospitals, nonprofit clinics and critical access hospitals in Kansas, Missouri, Virginia and North Carolina, Dr. Higinio brings a well-rounded and patient-centered approach to care.

Born in Lima, Peru, and raised in Wichita, Kan., Dr. Higinio developed an early passion for science and knew by age 14 that she wanted to become a physician.

A constant in her healthcare career has been communicating in English and Spanish to connect with patients and their families. “It helps me break down barriers, and to explain diagnoses and treatment options so that parents can decide,” she says. “Being their advocate has always been paramount,”

Dr. Higinio has a special interest in addressing ADHD and childhood obesity, emphasizing listening, education and evidence-based care. She ensures families have the time they need to ask questions and feel confident in their care plans.

Outside of work, she enjoys birding, gardening, powerlifting and international travel and treasures time with her family and two beloved dogs.


Welcoming Jeffrey Waddell, DNP, FNP – Family Nurse Practitioner

Jeffrey WaddellJeffrey Waddell has joined HPC as a Family Nurse Practitioner, providing care for patients of all ages at our Ottawa clinic, located at 107 S. Main St., Ottawa, Kan.

Originally from Kansas, he returns home after more than a decade serving rural communities in Iowa. His experience spans hospital and clinic settings, with a strong focus on family practice, urgent care, chronic disease management and preventive services.

In addition to his clinical work, Waddell has served as an instructor, mentor and published author—reflecting his commitment to advancing health care beyond the exam room.

“I enjoy caring for rural populations, where access to care is challenging,” he says. “I connect with patients by being non-judgmental and meeting them where they are.”

He earned his Doctor of Nursing Practice and Master of Science in Nursing from Pittsburg State University and has extensive experience in Critical Access Hospitals and Rural Health Clinics.

Now back in Kansas and closer to family, he enjoys following college and professional sports and is an avid science fiction fan.


Welcoming Kurt Echols, DDS – Dental Director

Kurt EcholsDr. Kurt Echols has joined HPC as Dental Director, seeing patients at our Olathe clinic at 407 S. Clairborne Rd. in Olathe, Kan. and off-site while overseeing all aspects of the dental program—including our school-based portable dental services.

With more than 20 years of experience in general dentistry across Missouri and Kansas, Dr. Echols brings both clinical expertise and a passion for patient connection. He previously owned a private practice and has recently served underserved populations through Veterans Medical Centers and senior living communities.

“I take great pride in helping people find their confidence—whether through a smile makeover or education on better oral health,” Dr. Echols says.

Dr. Echols earned his Doctor of Dental Surgery degree from the University of Missouri–Kansas City. He emphasizes prevention, encouraging consistent brushing, flossing and proactive care at home.

Outside the clinic, he enjoys coaching baseball, fishing and cheering on the Kansas City Chiefs. He and his wife of 24 years have two sons—one an engineering student at Kansas State University, and the other bound for Southwestern Community College, where he plans to pitch for the school’s baseball team.

Strengthening Care for Our Community

These providers bring diverse experiences and a shared dedication to meeting patients where they are—helping ensure individuals and families receive the care they need, regardless of their ability to pay.

Together, they further HPC’s mission of improving the health of our communities by providing high-quality, affordable, accessible and appropriate care.

Call to Action

Schedule an Appointment

Whether you’re seeking pediatric, family or dental care, our team is here for you.

Shawnee Mission (Children Only)

Located inside the Shawnee Mission Medical Building on the AdventHealth Shawnee Mission Campus
9119 W. 74th St., Ste. 210, Shawnee Mission, KS 66204
913-432-3334

Ottawa (Adults and Children)

107 S. Main St., Ottawa, KS 66067
913-401-2750

Dental Care at Olathe and Ottawa clinics

407 S. Clairborne Rd., Ste. 104, Olathe, KS 66062
913-276-7004

107 S. Main St., Ottawa, KS 66067 (Children Only)
913-401-2750

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2026 Opening Doors Luncheon: Opening Doors to Better Health

March 16, 2026/in HPC News/by Health Partnership Clinic

Opening Doors Luncheon 2026 - Save the DateBy Catherine Rice, Vice President of Marketing/Outreach at Health Partnership Clinic

Health Partnership Clinic’s annual Opening Doors Luncheon — a powerful benefit supporting uninsured children and adults — is right around the corner!

Join us on Wednesday, April 22, 2026, at the Overland Park Convention Center. Doors open at 11:30 a.m., with lunch served promptly at noon. The afternoon will feature inspiring stories, meaningful connections, delicious food and special award presentations. This year, attendees will learn more about the clinic’s women’s health services and how expanded access to care is improving outcomes for women and families in our community.

Funds raised at the Opening Doors Luncheon are vital to our mission of providing high-quality, affordable and accessible care to the communities we serve. Each year, we deliver comprehensive medical, dental, behavioral health and substance use services on a sliding fee scale — regardless of a person’s ability to pay.

With more than 11,000 patients served annually, and over half uninsured, Health Partnership Clinic is often the only place individuals and families can turn for care.

Our goal is to raise $110,000, and we need your help to make it happen. Your support directly offsets the cost of care for uninsured patients and ensures lifesaving services remain available to those who need them most.

Tickets & Sponsorships

  • Individual Ticket: $100
  • Table of Ten: $1,000
  • Sponsorship Opportunities Available

To purchase tickets, become a sponsor or learn more, please contact Catherine Rice, VP of Marketing and Outreach, at 913-730-3680, or email crice@hpcks.org.

Also, you can download our Sponsor Form (PDF)

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Snowflake Streak Update: $47,500 Raised — and We’re Still Going Strong!

January 5, 2026/in Events, HPC News/by Health Partnership Clinic

By Catherine Rice, Vice President of Marketing/Outreach at Health Partnership Clinic

2026 Snowflake Streak UpdateBundle up and join the fun! Health Partnership Clinic’s second annual Snowflake Streak is just around the corner—Saturday, Jan. 31, 2026, at the Olathe Community Center and Stagecoach Park.

I’m excited to share that we’ve already raised $47,500 with 26 registered teams—and the momentum isn’t slowing down! There’s still plenty of time to sign up a team, join a team, or support a walker. Every step helps us provide quality, affordable health care to those who need it most.

To learn more, visit https://secure.qgiv.com/event/snowflakestreak2026/.

And don’t forget to show your Snowflake Streak spirit! Walkers and community members can now purchase our limited-edition hats and scarves, designed to keep you warm and looking festive on walk day and throughout the winter months! These cozy items make great gifts—and 100 percent of proceeds support Health Partnership Clinic patients.

To order, visit https://secure.qgiv.com/event/snowflakestreak2026/store/.

A huge thank you to our following sponsors:

Premier: AdventHealth

Additional: Blue Gurus, City of Olathe, Damage Control Restoration, Davidson Promotional, Farmers Bank, Husch Blackwell, Olathe Ford, Olathe Noon Lions Club, Olathe Noon Optimist Club, Scovell Remodeling, Simmons Bank, UnitedHealthcare Community Plan and Ed and Jane Walsworth.

Whether you’re walking, fundraising, cheering, or shopping for winter gear, your involvement makes a meaningful impact.

Learn more, register, donate, or grab your Snowflake Streak gear at hpcks.org/snowflake or contact Nikki Balden at nbalden@hpcks.org  or 913-433-7592.

Together, we can make this year’s Streak the brightest and warmest yet!

Snowflake Streak 2026 Flyer

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Happy Holidays and New Years!

December 22, 2025/in HPC News/by Health Partnership Clinic

HPC Holiday Hours:

All locations will close at noon on Wednesday, Dec. 24 through Thursday, Dec. 25 and reopen on Friday, Dec. 26.

All locations will close at 3 p.m. on Wednesday, Dec. 31 through Thursday, Jan. 1 and reopen on Friday, Jan. 2.

Happy Holidays and New Years!

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Snowflake Streak Update: $40,000+ Raised — and We’re Still Going Strong!

December 18, 2025/in HPC News/by Health Partnership Clinic

By Catherine Rice, Vice President of Marketing/Outreach at Health Partnership Clinic

Snowflake Streak 2026 FlyerBundle up and join the fun! Health Partnership Clinic’s second annual Snowflake Streak is coming up on Saturday, Jan. 31, 2026, at the Olathe Community Center and Stagecoach Park.

I’m thrilled to share that we’ve already raised more than $40,000 to support quality, affordable health care for those in need — and there’s still time to get involved!

This holiday season, consider giving the gift of health by joining a team, starting a team, or donating to support one. Walkers and teams can earn fun prizes for fundraising and showing their community spirit. Plus, customized Snowflake Streak hats and scarves are now available for purchase—with all proceeds directly benefiting our patients.

Learn more, donate, or grab your gear today at hpcks.org/snowflake or contact Nikki Balden at nbalden@hpcks.org or 913-433-7592. Together, we can make this year’s Streak the brightest yet!

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Take Back Control: Gambling Dependency Services at HPC

December 1, 2025/in HPC News/by Catherine Rice

By Catherine Rice, Vice President of Marketing/Outreach at Health Partnership Clinic

Take Back Control: Gambling Dependency Services at HPCGambling can be a fun and social activity—but for some, it can spiral into a serious problem that affects health, finances, and relationships. At Health Partnership Clinic (HPC), we understand how difficult it can be to regain control, and we’re here to help.

Our new Gambling Dependency Services offer confidential, compassionate care for individuals and families affected by problem gambling.

“We’re seeing a significant rise in the number of Kansans struggling with gambling-related issues,” says Christopher W. Woodward, MA, LCAC, KCGC-II, Director of Substance Abuse Services at HPC. “A 2025 Kansas Gambling Survey reported a sharp increase in the number of adults at high risk for problem gambling—now at 20 percent, a fivefold increase since 2017. This program was developed to meet that growing need by offering accessible, professional care to help people take back control of their lives.”

Take Back Control: Gambling Dependency Services at HPCOur Services

  1. Problem Gambling Assessments
    Professional evaluations help determine if gambling has become harmful and identify the most appropriate level of care.
  2. Treatment for Problem Gambling
  • Individual Counseling: One-on-one sessions with trained providers focused on recovery and well-being.
  • Group Counseling: Peer support and professional guidance in a safe, confidential environment.
  1. Support for Concerned Others
    Individual and group counseling for loved ones seeking education, support, and healing.
  2. State Exclusion Services
    Assistance with voluntary “self-ban” programs that restrict access to gaming establishments—an empowering step toward recovery.

Cost of Services

  • No Cost to Clients: Treatment is fully funded through the State of Kansas Gambling Fund, collected from state-owned casinos for Kansas residents who qualify.
  • Insurance Billing: If you have insurance coverage for gambling treatment, we will bill your plan (note: few insurance providers cover this benefit).
  • Sliding Scale: A sliding fee scale is available to those who qualify.

Why Choose HPC?

  • Licensed, compassionate providers
  • Confidential, judgment-free care
  • Specialized programs for both individuals and families
  • Convenient locations and flexible scheduling

Take the First Step

If you or someone you love is struggling with gambling, HPC can help.
Know when the game is playing you.

Call: 913-730-3664 (Monday–Friday, 8 a.m.–5 p.m.)
Learn more: hpcks.org/gambling

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