Noble Community Clinics

Celebrating a Name Change! We've been thrilled to introduce our new name, Noble Community Clinics, to everyone in the past couple of weeks. At our recent Ground Moving Event a few weeks ago, we had the chance to chat with attendees and hear their wonderful feedback on our new identity. Architect Rustin Schwandt from Sommerville Inc Architects and Engineers, joined us to discuss our exciting Stevens Point expansion and the new name. #NobleCommunityClinic #CommunityHealthCare #stevenspointwi Rustin Schwandt, AIA, NCARB

🌟 Exciting Updates! Hear the Buzz: By now you may have heard about our new identity, Noble Community Clinics. At our recent ground moving event on June 24th, we caught up with attendees to hear their thoughts about our new name. Hear from community member Todd Kuckkahn, as he shares insights into our Stevens Point expansion and the significance of Noble Community Clinics for our community's healthcare future. #NobleCommunityClinics #HealthCareFuture #CommunityHealth #stevenspointwi Todd Kuckkahn, Keynote Speaker

Our Brand New Identity, Listen To What People Are Saying: At our recent "Ground Moving" event, on June 24, we had the opportunity to introduce our expansion in Stevens Point and our brand new identity, Noble Community Clinics. The Stevens Point expansion is possible through a grant from the Healthcare Infrastructure Capital Program from the State of Wisconsin. Governor Evers’ Healthcare Infrastructure Capital Program is administered by the Wisconsin Department of Administration, using American Rescue Plan Act funds from the U.S Department of the Treasury. We were honored to have Diana Maas, Assistant Deputy Secretary at Wisconsin Department of Administration at our event. Here is Diana Maas sharing some of her thoughts on our new Stevens Point expansion as well as our new name. #NobleCommunityClinics #HealthcareEvolution #CommunityFirst #stevenspointwi #WeHelpWI Diana Maas Wisconsin Department of Administration

Curious About What People Think of The Name Change? We are thrilled to announce that as of last Monday 6/24, we are now known as Noble Community Clinics. Hear from Jenny Riggenbach, CEO of Community Foundation of Central Wisconsin, as she shares her thoughts on the new Stevens Point Location and what Noble Community Clinics signifies for our community. #NobleCommunityClinics #HealthcareTransformation #CommunityHealth #stevenspointwi Jenny Riggenbach Community Foundation of Central Wisconsin

Announcing Our New Name ! We've just unveiled our new identity, Noble Community Clinics, to the community. During our recent event Monday 6/24, we had the pleasure of speaking with attendees and capturing their excitement about our new name! Curious about what Fred HebbleWhite, CEO of United Way Portage County, thinks about our transformation? Hear his insights on what Noble Community Clinics means for the community and the new name! #NobleCommunityClinics #SameCareNewName #CommunityFirst #unitedwayportagecounty #stevenspointwi @fredhebblewhite @united-way-of-portage-county

With our recent name change, many patients are wondering if we still provide services for Spanish-speaking patients. The answer is absolutely yes. We will continue to provide the same excellent, specialized care our patients have come to expect. https://lnkd.in/ggw_abKh

State Rep. Shankland Shares Her Thoughts on Noble Community Clinics For the last week, we have been beyond excited to share our new name, Noble Community Clinics, with the Community. At our Ground Moving Event held on Monday 6/24, we interviewed some of the attendees to capture their thoughts on our new name! Their responses were nothing short of inspiring. One of the individuals that we interviewed was State Representative Katrina Shankland. We want to thank Representative Shankland for her support in helping Noble gain funding through a grant from the Healthcare Infrastructure Capital Program from the State of Wisconsin. Governor Evers’ Healthcare Infrastructure Capital Program is administered by the Wisconsin Department of Administration, using American Rescue Plan Act funds from the U.S Department of the Treasury. This funding was key to our ability to open a new Stevens Point clinic. Here is Rep. Shankland sharing some of her thoughts on our new Stevens Point expansion as well as our new name. #NobleCommunityClinics #HealthcareEvolution #ThankYou #CommunityFirst #TheRightCareTheRightWay #stevenspointwi @katrinashankland @wisconsin-state-assembly

We are still riding the wave of excitement from our "Ground Moving" event on Monday where we announced our expansion in Stevens Point and our transition from Family Health La Clinica to Noble Community Clinics. This name change represents our unwavering commitment to providing compassionate and comprehensive healthcare services for all. 🙌 We were deeply honored to interview some of those who attended the event, and their insights and comments were nothing short of inspiring. 👀 Curious about what was said? We will be releasing video interviews from the event over the next few days. Each story is a testament to the collective spirit that makes Noble Community Clinics truly noble. For our first interview, we were pleased to be able to catch up with the Mayor of Stevens Point, Mike Wiza. #NobleCommunityClinics #HealthcareEvolution #ThankYou #CommunityFirst #TheRightCareTheRightWay #stevenspointwi @mikewiza @city-of-stevens-point

One of the most common FAQ's we have from patients is: Why did your change your name? The answer: Our extensive research found that many community members did not know they could use our services because of our former name. We also learned that when recruiting new staff and Providers, our name sometimes prevented people from applying. Our new name is more inclusive and removes confusion for those who need our services and/or want to work for us. Learn More: https://lnkd.in/ggw_abKh

We know there are questions around why we changed are name. Our team is here to keep you informed and answer any questions you may have. Leave us a comment, message or call us with your questions.