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MIDTOWN HEALTH CENTER AGAIN EARNS NATIONAL RECOGNITION FOR PATIENT-CENTERED CARE – Midtown Health Center
Midtown Health Center at its Madison and Norfolk locations has been awarded recognition by the National Committee for Quality Assurance (NCQA) as Patient-Center Medical Home (PCMH) practices. Midtown Health Center’s Madison and Phillip Avenue (Norfolk) clinics have been recognized since 2016 and t...
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MIDTOWN HEALTH CENTER AGAIN EARNS NATIONAL RECOGNITION FOR PATIENT-CENTERED CARE
NewsMidtown Health Center Receives Quality Improvement Funds Based on Quality Initiatives
NewsNORFOLK, NE – Midtown Health Center recently received Quality Improvement Awards for the fifth year in a row from the Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) in the amount of $111,694. Of special significance, Midtown was recognized as a Health Center Quality Leader which means it achieved the best overall clinical performance among all health […]
Midtown Health Center Expands Services and Facilities As They Receive National Recognition
NewsMIDTOWN HEALTH CENTER received a grant to purchase a dental van, which includes two dentist operatories, an x-ray machine and a reception area.
Busy barely begins to describe the months ahead for Midtown Health Center in Norfolk.
The federally qualified health center has several projects coming down the pipeline meant to better health care services in Northeast Nebraska.