Community Education

At Annie Jeffrey Health Center, we strive and are committed to providing the highest quality health care in a multitude of settings. We focus on staying current with the constant achievements and evolving technologies in the services we provide. Annie Jeffrey Health Center works collaboratively with its community, patient population and other providers to achieve excellence in health care, respect for life, and respect for each other.

 
Our hospital is a 16-bed Critical Access Hospital. It provides state of the art equipment operated by trained professionals. We take our responsibilities and obligations seriously and strive to serve our area with compassion and respect in a warm, welcoming facility with knowledgeable and experienced staff. 

BVCA Partnership operates over 30 programs. Each program has multiple services. Most programs and services are designed to interact with and complement each other. Thus you may qualify for, and want to use, more than one program. You will be required to fill out BVCA Partnership's Family Intake Form, which can be obtained from one of BVCA's Family Development Partners. To participate in several of BVCA's programs, you must be income eligible.  Click here to download BVCA Partnership's Brochure | Spanish Version.

Remember that programs change. New services are added, new counties are covered. Eligibility requirements change as new income guidelines are issued. Should this or other circumstances inhibit your enrollment in any BVCA program, you may appeal by clicking here. This information is intended to provide a general overview. It is not the final word. If you or a family member need assistance, please contact BVCA Partnership. We will be happy to discuss your particular situation and provide you with current information on all our programs and services. We will also refer you to other agencies whose services may benefit your family.

Private non-profit thrift store. Provides a learning environment for persons who want to develop job skills, direct work experience, job readiness. Development and placement. Mini-work- shops on basic book keeping, tax, laws, interviewing youth at risk employment as an incentive to complete schooling.

Monday - Saturday 9:00am - 5:00pm

Sunday 1:00pm - 4:00pm

It is the purpose of Grace Children's Home to provide care, nurture, and special guidance and direction for children and youth from disrupted families. The Home is dedicated to provide for the physical, spiritual, social, emotional, and education needs of those youth placed in our care. Our goal is to provide an environment in which these youth have an opportunity to learn to live life to their fullest potential.

For more than 50 years, Legal Aid of Nebraska has provided dignity, hope, self-sufficiency and justice through quality civil legal aid. That’s the important job of Legal Aid of Nebraska. Legal Aid is a problem solver, standing side by side with low income, diverse Nebraskans – enforcing laws, protecting rights, all the while addressing urgent needs and shining a light on what more could be done.

Legal Aid of Nebraska is a statewide organization and serves all 93 counties. We have over 80 employees in eight office locations in Omaha, Bancroft, Lincoln, Norfolk, Grand Island, North Platte, Scottsbluff and Lexington. As the only Nebraska civil legal aid provider offering our free services in every nook and cranny, we have a singular view on the realities facing Nebraska’s poor.

WORKING TOGETHERTO IMPROVE EDUCATION FOR CHILDREN
& YOUNG ADULTS WITH DISABILITIES
Nebraska ChildFind provides information to parents, school personnel, and service providers on child development and special education for children from birth (or date of diagnosis) to age 21. ChildFind also helps parents access information on rights and resources to help them advocate for an appropriate education for their child.

Does your child have trouble learning, speaking, hearing, seeing, walking or taking part in activities with other children? Or are you concerned about your child's physical condition, learning or development in other areas?

Childfind is part of the Nebraska Early Development Network, that may be able to help families with infants and toddlers that experience developmental delays, genetic syndromes, medical impairments, as well as many other disabilities, though service coordination and other services.

Southeast Nebraska CASA recruits, trains and supports community volunteers who advocate for abused and neglected children in the Seward, Saline, Thayer, Jefferson and Gage County court system.

​CASA is central to fulfilling society's most fundamental obligation by making sure a qualified, compassionate adult will fight for and protect a child's right to be safe, to be treated with dignity and respect, and to learn and grow in the security of a loving family.

Learning through education in areas of agriculture, family and consumer sciences, and 4-H youth leadership.

Thank you for choosing Utica Family Medical Center. The following information will assist you in getting the most out of your patient visit.

Our regular office hours are from 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Monday through Friday.
Call before 9 a.m. to schedule a same-day appointment for urgent care and sick care.
We understand that no one plans to be sick. So when urgent visits become necessary, we will make every effort to find a time that will minimize your wait. In the interest of time, it may be necessary to schedule your appointment with another medical provider. It is always helpful if you call in advance of your visit to the clinic.
It is helpful to schedule your routine and annual check-ups well in advance. This allows adequate time with your physician.
To provide better patient care, we do not interrupt our physicians during patient visits to answer calls from pharmacies. Therefore, it is unlikely that your local pharmacist will be able to renew your prescription while you wait. If you need a prescription renewed, please contact your pharmacist in advance.
Most patients on maintenance medications require periodic follow-up with a physician. Please ask your doctor how often you should come in for follow-up care.
Having access to your patient records allows us to provide the best response to telephone inquiries. When you call, our clinic receptionist will ask for a brief reason for your call and will obtain your name and phone number. She will then route your question to your physician's nurse who will return your call as promptly as possible.

Please contact MHCS Clinic Administrator, at 402-646-4622 for additional information.