Health | Healthcare Accessibility & Medication Affordability

Improving Healthcare Access for Kentuckians

Here at home, many individuals face challenges accessing quality healthcare. Hometown Connect is committed to addressing this issue by connecting the community to essential medical services and resources.

Connecting individuals to essential medical services

Providing resources for healthcare needs

Improving healthcare outcomes in Kentucky

Supplying Nutritious Meals & Combating Food Insecurity

Improving Healthcare Access

Healthcare for Individuals and the Community

Our Healthcare Clinic at Hometown Connect will meet patients with urgent needs who have fallen out of care with their medical provider. Our clinical healthcare team addresses key areas of health equity disparities and statistical deficiencies that are currently lost to lack of follow-up, due to regional social determinant barriers. Our clinic is able to offer on-site and off-site drug administration, laboratory monitoring, first dose tolerance, education and comprehensive follow-up.

Improved Access

Our program connects individuals to quality healthcare services, improving their overall well-being and quality of life.

Community Impact

By ensuring healthcare access for all, we create a healthier and more resilient community.

A homeless pregnant girl receiving help from a doctor

A hot nutritious, well-balanced, home-cooked meal for the homeless

When you support our healthcare pillar...

You support our mission to improve healthcare access for Kentuckians. Hometown Connect is a Christian healthcare ministry and our goal is comprehensive healthcare that addresses the whole person; mind, body and soul, because it takes more that a prescription for someone to fully heal. Your support helps to keep our communities healthy which opens the door for people to obtain employment, take care of their families and ultimately saves lives!

We were able to help a 28 year old male who had finished a drug treatment program and was still feeling unwell and had thoughts of suicide. Hometown Healthcare Clinic was able to find a new diagnosis of diabetes and medicate him and show him how to check his sugar and eat a diabetic diet. This made a lasting difference in his overall health and he states he that he has something to live for now. A 74 year old female with MS that was wheelchair bound had a used wheelchair that was dilapidated with no foot pedals. The clinic was able to get patient a new wheelchair and physical therapy to help her ambulate on her own due to living alone.

Melissa Mings

Hometown Connect is a Christian ministry and our goal is comprehensive healthcare that addresses the whole person: Mind + Body + Soul.

Healthcare Accessibility & Medication Affordability