How Can I Help?
Hope relies on a network of volunteer physicians, nurse practitioners, nurses, dentists, hospitals, health systems, pharmaceutical manufacturers, individuals and others to serve patients who would otherwise go without care. You can help by signing up to be a volunteer provider. When you agree to partner in Hope, you make a difference in the lives of people who would otherwise go without. You touch lives with hope.

Physicians | Dentists | Clinics | Nurses | Flow Chart

Physicians
Partner with Hope by donating your time either in a clinic or center or in your own office to care within for low-income uninsured families and individuals. Provide primary or specialty care. Health Clinics and Centers are located in North and South Omaha. You decide how many patients you will see and when. Hope does the rest, including arranging for interpreters and transportation. You also gain access to Hope resources, to recognition and community-wide benchmarking of charity care. You become part of an innovative national and local model that connects providers, clinics, hospitals, pharmaceutical manufacturers and health systems to each other through a central coordinating entity-Hope Medical Outreach Coalition and improve access to and provide health care for those that truly need help.

Dentists
Partner with Hope by donating your time either in a clinic or center or in your own office to care for low-income uninsured families and individuals. Patients are seen only for relief of pain or acute needs. Health Clinics and Centers are located in North and South Omaha. You decide how many patients you will see and when. Hope does the rest, including arranging for interpreters and transportation. You also gain access to Hope resources, to recognition and community-wide benchmarking of charity care. You become part of an innovative national and local model that connects providers, clinics, hospitals, pharmaceutical manufacturers and health systems to each other through a central coordinating entity-Hope Medical Outreach Coalition to improve access to and provide health care for those that truly need help.

Clinics
Hope works through a network of community health clinics and centers as the entry point or gateway to Hope services. The following clinics and health centers are gateways to Hope services and the first place to go for general health care needs. Each clinic or health center "slides" fees based on your ability to pay.

• Charles Drew Health Center
  402-453-1433
  
• Charles Drew Health Center Homeless Satellite Clinic
  402-345-9860
  
• Council Bluffs Health Center
  402-325-1990
  
• UNMC Community Health Center (and Sona)
  402-595-2296
  
• One World Community Health Center
  (Indian Chicano Health Center)
  402-734-4110
  
• Frank LeRoy-Ponca Health and Wellness Center
  402-733-3612
  
• Renaissance Clinic
  402-354-3198
  
• Sharing Clinic
  402-595-2794
  
• Sienna Francis House Clinic
  402-345-9860
  
• The Salvation Army Rehabilitative Center
  402-342-4135
  

Nurses
Partner with Hope by donating your time either in a clinic to care for low-income uninsured families and individuals. Health Clinics and Centers are located in North and South Omaha. By partnering in Hope you become part of an innovative national and local model that connects providers, clinics, hospitals, pharmaceutical manufacturers and health systems to each other through a central coordinating entity-Hope Medical Outreach Coalition to improve access to and health care for those that truly need help.