Additional Services

At Alcona Health Center, we are committed to providing complete, personalized care that meets the diverse needs of our community. We work hard to fill gaps in care through the dedicated support of care managers and community health workers. Our team ensures that every aspect of your health is addressed—not just your immediate medical concerns, but your overall well-being. In addition to one-on-one care, we offer nutrition classes led by a registered dietitian, providing expert guidance to help you make healthy choices and manage conditions like diabetes, heart disease, and obesity. At Alcona Health Center, your health journey is supported every step of the way, no matter how big or small your needs may be.

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Additional Services: Your Personalized Care Plan

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What classes are available through AHC?

  • Diabetes self-management program: Living Well with Diabetes
  • Chronic pain self management program: Living Well with Chronic Pain
  • A Matter of Balance: A Fall Prevention Program (exercise + fall prevention tips for deconditioned adults and older adults)
  • Safe Sitter (the babysitting class for middle-schoolers)

Our Registered Nurse (RN) Care Managers provide individualized support for patients with chronic conditions, recent hospitalizations, or complex healthcare needs. They help patients understand their diagnoses and medications, develop personalized care plans, and collaborate with other members of the care team. When patients have social, behavioral health, or other specialized needs, RN Care Managers connect them with the appropriate Alcona Health Center staff who can provide additional support and services.
By building trusted relationships and providing ongoing education, advocacy, and support, our RN Care Managers empower patients to take an active role in managing their health and improving their overall well-being. Through close collaboration with providers and the interdisciplinary care team, they help ensure patients receive comprehensive, coordinated care that addresses their individual health goals.

Transition of Care Coordinators work with patients to reduce readmission to the hospital. If you are ever admitted to a local hospital, you may hear from our Transition of Care Coordinators. They will discuss aftercare of your recent visit, and ensure you understand your results from your visit, your medications, and you’ll work together to avoid another admission.

Community Health Workers (CHW) work with patients to eliminate barriers to good health. If patients need assistance with insurance paperwork, signing up for insurance, access to food resources, or just a helping hand, Community Health Workers are available at each of our clinic locations. CHW’s reach out to patients after they have visited the emergency room. They will ensure patients understand any post visit summaries, and how to care for any injury they may have.

Our Registered Dietician and Nutritionist sees patients in-person Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday in Lincoln and Tuesdays in Ossineke with all locations being serviced via tele-health.

The Alcona Health Center Mobile Unit is available to meet patients where they are. You may see this unit out doing outreach efforts in our communities, providing resources to those who are mobility impaired, and more.