Every year we acknowledge a provider that has demonstrated selfless and committed service to our Clinic patients.  The award is honor of Mauryne Christiansen who has been a supporter of the Clinic for 15 years and lived a selfless life of providing care to babies.  The award, rightfully so, is given in her name as the Mauryne Christiansen Award.  This …

When you go to buy tickets for your next concert or sporting event we encourage you to use Tix4cause! The Clinic has joined this entity because if you purchase your tickets through them, a percentage of your purchase price goes to the Clinic! Tix4cause is the hub for the cause-based buyer. One of our volunteer’s family member started this business …

“My many years involved in the Behavioral Healthcare Network in McHenry County has reinforced one particular important point:  physical and emotional health go hand-in-hand.  It is of utmost importance that without good physical health, maximum emotional well-being cannot be achieved.  A healthy body is the key to everything else in life.  I’m so proud to be part of the FHPC’s …

We would like to remind everyone that at Family Health Partnership Clinic we encourage people to research the nonprofit that he or she is interested in donating to. We ask the individuals go to our website to review our organization’s 990 form and our most recent Annual Report. Please know that according to our audit for fiscal year 2014, 84.4% …

Please Join Us for our Care4 Breast Cancer 5K on Sunday, October 19th at Woodstock North High School.  8:30 a.m. race start time.  Early registration is $25.00, late registration is $30.00 at www.care42014.kintera.org .

Thank You to ELLEN EBANN for all you do for the Clinic and the entire McHenry County community!!!! Please read about her service to the community: http://www.mchenrycountymagazine.com/2014/09/03/art-in-motion/ayl6mw1/#.VBMS6U10yic

Maria, from McHenry, faithfully comes to the Clinic to keep her diabetes and high lipid levels under control and for her regular Pap test and mammogram each year.  Last November, she had a routine mammogram through the Clinic’s Celebremos program.  This time the result was different.  The screening revealed a lump in Maria’s left breast.  Maria, whose English is limited, began …

Seattle-based glassybaby, founded in 2001 by three time cancer survivor Lee Rhodes, is bringing hundreds of its brightly-hued, one-of-a-kind, hand blown glass votives to Woodstock with a special event to benefit the Family Health Partnership Clinic. Tuesday, September 16, 2014, 9am-1pm | Read Between the Lynes, 129 W Van Buren Street, Woodstock.  Woodstock is the fifth stop on glassybaby’s ‘glassroots …

During the month of August, your support impacted the lives of many people through the Clinic: 502       Patient visits 24          New patients 82          People helped by our pharmaceutical assistance program $125K   Value of medications provided to patients THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT AND IMPROVING THE LIVES OF THOSE WHO MIGHT OTHERWISE HAVE WENT WITHOUT MEDICAL CARE.

From Rachel Thompson; “I am a Health Information Technology student from Harper College and was given the opportunity to intern at Family Health Partnership Clinic.  I was honestly unsure of what to expect when I started out here, but I immediately felt like I was a part of something.  Everyone was so welcoming and did not make me feel like …