This FQHC was founded in 1976 to focus on caring for Wichita’s Native American Community. Today, they welcome and serve all people who need care across Sedgwick County and nearby communities, no matter your background or status. They know that when everyone is cared for as individuals, our communities become healthier and stronger together.
They are located in the largest city in Kansas and right at the point where the Big and Little Arkansas Rivers join together. The arts have always prospered here. A dozen museums are scattered throughout the city, each with a distinctive or historic cast. This city is considered the economic hub of the region and is home to corporate headquarters for leading producers of aircraft, aviation components and all-American consumer products. There are plenty of fun things to do and see with more than 136 municipal parks and playgrounds covering nearly 3,000 acres. The Park Board offers a bike system of more than 100 miles and landscaped picnic areas. Shopping opportunities include indoor shopping malls and outdoor plazas, antique shops and a host of specialty stores. First-rate restaurants in every sector of the city offer an abundant choice of cuisine, ranging from Asian, Mexican, French, and Continental to various American fares.