HCC Network

HCC Network HCC Network is a non-profit rural health network in rural West Central Missouri with clinics providing medical, dental and behavioral health services.

Nurse Care Manager Julie and Quality Manager Lauren accepting our Missouri Primary Care Association (MPCA) 2025 Quality ...
11/14/2025

Nurse Care Manager Julie and Quality Manager Lauren accepting our Missouri Primary Care Association (MPCA) 2025 Quality Award.

Another one of our community partners for The Resource Hub. Thank you Lafayette County Sheriffs Office for your support.
11/13/2025

Another one of our community partners for The Resource Hub. Thank you Lafayette County Sheriffs Office for your support.

11/12/2025

We still have coats to giveaway, reach out to your clinic to reserve yours! ☎️ 877.344.3572

11/07/2025

Tune in to Real Radio: KMMO 102.9 this morning Dearing me 8:00 a.m. hour to hear Erica Collins, one of our Licensed Clinical Social Workers and Director of Behavioral Health.

HCC marked the official opening of our Resource Hub today. This vision of a place for justice involved individuals to co...
11/06/2025

HCC marked the official opening of our Resource Hub today. This vision of a place for justice involved individuals to come for support and have a smoother transition back into society has been greatly needed, with many to thank -- from the remodeling crew, internal staff who planned the layout, grant funding, and all of our community partners who share mutual referrals and promote lower recidivism rates.

11/03/2025

HCC has adult winter coats and we need to give them away!

Sizes range from Extra-Small (XS) - 3 Extra Large (3X)

*Coats are first-come, first served. Contact your clinic or Community Health Worker to order your coat. Coats will be available for pickup at your clinic after your order is processed.

📳Community Health Worker Lines:
Buckner / Independence - 816.330.6423
Carrollton / Concordia - 660.235.6412
Waverly / Lexington - 660.235.6573

👏We’re thrilled to congratulate Erica Collins, LCSW, on her selection for the 2026 National Rural Health Association Fel...
11/03/2025

👏We’re thrilled to congratulate Erica Collins, LCSW, on her selection for the 2026 National Rural Health Association Fellows Program! 👏

Erica’s leadership, compassion, and commitment to rural health are an inspiration to our entire team. 💙

Join us in celebrating this incredible achievement!



https://hccnetwork.org/news/press-release-erica-collins-nrha-fellow

Peers at the MO Substance Use Prevention Conference in Columbia last week. Jimmy won one of the raffle prizes (check out...
11/03/2025

Peers at the MO Substance Use Prevention Conference in Columbia last week. Jimmy won one of the raffle prizes (check out the photo in the comments)!

Missouri ranks 39th for the number of adults with in the last year according to a report by Mental Health America. If ...
11/01/2025

Missouri ranks 39th for the number of adults with in the last year according to a report by Mental Health America. If you or someone you know is seeking recovery, HCC can help.

We offer peer support services at no cost and behavioral health treatments.

Source:https://mhanational.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/09/State-of-Mental-Health-2025.pdf

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🫶🏽Did you know? 🫶🏽 At HCC, we don’t just do checkups—we provide dental care, mental health support, care coordination, a...
10/31/2025

🫶🏽Did you know? 🫶🏽 At HCC, we don’t just do checkups—we provide dental care, mental health support, care coordination, and more.

As part of Building Care With You, we’re helping share the full strength of what CHCs deliver to our community.

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819 S. Business Highway 13
Lexington, MO
64067

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

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+18773443572

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HCC Continues to Perfect Collaboration and Collective Impact

The Health Care Collaborative (HCC) of Rural Missouri is a vertically integrated rural health network, comprised of more than 55 member organizations that serve Lafayette County and surrounding areas. HCC member organizations provide their own distinct products and services, while working together to meet the needs of the community. HCC directly employs 75 people. It advocates for improvements related to medical, dental and behavioral health; overall health and wellness; and health care workforce recruitment.

In 2013, HCC took over management of two rural health clinics and converted them into Federally Qualified Health Centers (FQHCs). The change to FQHC status provides access to different funding streams that better fit the needs of their communities and allows the clinics to be financially sustainable. HCC later opened two additional FQHCs to deliver care in shortage areas. HCC is the only rural health network in the United States with FQHCs. Its Live Well Community Health Centers have four locations in Missouri: Buckner, Carrollton, Concordia and Odessa. HCC’s origins as a grassroots network addressing social factors in health drive a unique perspective, philosophy and culture, as it moved into the clinical care delivery space.

Over the past decade HCC’s community-based programs have grown to include case management, counseling and assessment, health education, transportation, translation services, rural health professional recruitment and health insurance enrollment. The HCC board—with representation from the local public health department, critical access hospital, community mental health center, dental school and nursing school—brings different perspectives to projects while taking the position that the community owns the programs and services.

HCC is addressing social factors and community needs in a patient-centered, community-based, collaborative approach to deliver value. It has committees addressing key areas such as homelessness, food access, transportation and newly released incarcerated individuals. Through a collaborative effort, HCC identifies common issues that impact the communities it serves and works toward addressing these issues with an innovative approach. Learn more at https://hccnetwork.org.