Hunter Health

12/22/2025

Just a reminder...

12/21/2025

The Winter Solstice on Dec. 21 marks the return of more hours of daylight, offering hope for those affected by Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD). Reduced daylight can impact mood and energy, but our Manager of Integrated Care, Tatiana Munoz Vargas, suggests spending time outdoors, light therapy, or treatments such as CBT or Vitamin D (with a doctor’s guidance) can help. The return of more daylight can improve mood and overall wellbeing — hopeful news for the season ahead!

12/19/2025

It’s National Ugly Sweater Day, and we're sending a special shoutout to our Chief Operating Officer, Daniel, who takes holiday spirit to the next level by wearing a different ugly sweater every day in December. Thanks for bringing the fun and spreading smiles!

12/19/2025

Sweet treats and even sweeter moments! 🍪 Our Hunter Health team enjoyed a festive spread of homemade holiday goodies, sharing food, fun, and a little extra cheer this season. Thanks to everyone who baked, brought treats, and helped make the holidays brighter! 🎄💙

12/18/2025

We had a great time celebrating together at our recent all-staff meeting and holiday party. The event was filled with great fun, good food, and moments that truly showcased the heart of our Hunter Health family. And we had some of the best-looking Human Christmas Trees ever! Here’s a slide show of the event:

12/18/2025

December is Give the Gift of Sight Month, an ideal time to highlight the importance of eye health. Our optometrist, Dr. Alan Wiggins, shares why protecting your vision and scheduling regular eye exams are among the most valuable investments you can make for yourself and your loved ones.

12/10/2025

December 10 marks United Nations Human Rights Day, honoring the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and the belief that dignity, equality, and justice belong to everyone.

At Hunter Health, we put these values into action every day. We believe access to quality, compassionate healthcare is a human right — and we’re committed to providing care for all, regardless of background, income, or insurance status.

Through culturally respectful services, patient-centered care, and our focus on removing barriers to health, we work to ensure every person has the opportunity to live a healthier, more hopeful life.

12/09/2025

Hunter Health is pleased to announce that Kim Doze-Lohmann has joined the organization as its new Director of Development & Communications.
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Wichita, Kan. — Hunter Health is pleased to announce that Kim Doze-Lohmann has joined the organization as its new Director of Development &

12/06/2025

Susan, one of our amazing nurse practitioners, and her mother have been busy spreading holiday cheer — one stitch at a time! 🎁🧵 They hand-crocheted these adorable animals and Pokémon friends to brighten the day of kids visiting our lab for a checkup this holiday season.

A little comfort, a little joy, and a whole lot of heart. Happy Holidays!

12/05/2025

Meet our new team member, Blake Gollhofer:

Who Am I? -- I grew up in Fort Worth, Texas. I come from a family of eight, where I am the second-oldest child out of six. I went to Benedictine College in Atchison, KS, for my undergrad degree in Biochem, and then went to Texas A&M University Irma Lerma Rangel College of Pharmacy for my PharmD degree.

Healthcare Specialty -- Pharmacist

Experience -- I graduated as a pharmacist in 2023 and moved to Kansas City where I worked with CVS as a staff pharmacist for nine months, then moved to Wichita in May of 2024, where I continued with CVS for the past year and a half.

Why Hunter Health? -- I came to Hunter Health because I wanted to be a part of an organization that provides care for those who cannot always receive it. Through the interview process, I found that Hunter Health truly cares for every patient that comes through the doors and also cares for the providers.

12/04/2025

We are proud to share that Hunter Health is one of six organizations selected to receive grant funding to support residents in Sedgwick County affected by groundwater contamination. Special thanks to Tara Nolen, Director of Population Health, who has been championing Hunter Health’s involvement in the project through the writing of the grant proposal and representing our clinic through a collaborative effort to address this issue affecting our community.

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Money has been disbursed to six organizations to help those living in Sedgwick County impacted by groundwater contamination.

12/02/2025

Join us this National Day of Giving — and all through National Giving Month — in making a meaningful difference. Your generosity helps Hunter Health provide compassionate, quality medical, dental, and behavioral health services to everyone in our community. Every dollar removes barriers, promotes wellness, and brings hope to those who need it most. When you give to Hunter Health, you’re not just offering a one-time solution — you’re investing in care, facilities, and programs that strengthen our community now and for years to come. Give the gift of health today. https://bit.ly/41vPIfv

Our passion—and our purpose—is about caring for the community. With your support, we can reach and empower more patients. Donate today.