Community Services
At Jordan Valley, we understand that leading a healthy life isn’t just about your physical health. Our team helps connect you to local resources for housing, food, clothing and other needs, removing barriers to a whole and happy life. Meet with a Jordan Valley team member at any of our community health clinics to get started. You do not have to be a Jordan Valley patient to receive these services.
Local Public Resources & Assistance
Employment Placement
Our specialists help you find and apply for jobs. We’ll talk to you about your interests and help make arrangements with potential employers.
Food Insecurity
If you are unable to purchase healthy food each week, you don’t have to go to bed hungry or skip meals. Get connected to resources that help you feed your family.
Housing Needs
Everyone deserves a safe and affordable place to live. Let Jordan Valley know if you need help finding housing or are at risk of losing your current housing. We have on-site specialists that can help.
Legal Assistance
Jordan Valley connects patients to legal services. Get help applying for disability benefits or avoiding eviction.
Contact a Community Health Worker today to get a referral to Legal Services of Southern Missouri.
Medicaid Applications
Medicaid is free or low-cost health coverage. People who cannot pay for medical care may apply for Medicaid. We help with your Missouri Medicaid application and guide you through the process. See if you qualify.
Transportation
Need help getting to Jordan Valley? We help connect you with transportation services.
WIC Program
Pregnant women, breastfeeding mothers and women with toddlers in Springfield, MO, can get nutritious food and healthcare through the Women, Infants and Children (WIC) Program. This free federal program helps moms and their families get fruits, vegetables, diary foods and infant formula.
The local WIC Program is through the Springfield-Greene County Health Department. Contact WIC at (417) 864-1540.
Medication Assistance & Cost-Effective Savings on Medications
Jordan Valley can help you cover some or all of the cost of medications.*
Community Medication Access Program (CMAP)
CMAP provides some free medications. Jordan Valley patients must be uninsured and 18 years of age or older. You must also meet CMAP income guidelines.
Patient's Assistance Program (PAP)
PAP provides some free medications and co-pay saving cards for those with private insurance. You must meet PAP guidelines.
340B
Jordan Valley patients can get discounts at some local pharmacies. The medication must be prescribed by a Jordan Valley provider.
GoodRx
Use GoodRx to find lower prices for your medications. Visit goodrx.com to look up your medications and find coupons.
*Not all medications are covered by these programs. Please call 417-831-0150 or visit with a Community Health Worker for more information.
How to Access Our Resources
There are several ways you can receive community services. Once you connect with Jordan Valley, we will direct you to the office or department you need. You do not have to be an established patient to receive any of our community services.
You can access our community resources the following ways:
- 1 Provider refers you to services.
- 2 Call or walk-in and ask for services.
- 3 Request services at appointment check-in.
- 4 Connect with us at an event.
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Frequently Asked Questions
No. You do not have to be a Jordan Valley patient to receive our community services. Anyone in the community can access these resources by calling 417-831-0150, walking into any of our locations, or connecting with us at a community event.
There are several ways to receive community services. Your provider can refer you to services during a visit, you can call or walk in and ask for services, you can request services at appointment check-in, or you can connect with us at a community event.
We help connect you to local resources for employment placement, food assistance, housing needs, legal assistance, Medicaid applications, transportation, and the WIC Program. We also offer medication assistance programs to help cover the cost of prescriptions.
Yes. Our specialists help you find and apply for jobs. We’ll talk to you about your interests and help make arrangements with potential employers.
If you are unable to purchase healthy food each week, we can connect you to resources that help you feed your family. You don’t have to go to bed hungry or skip meals.
Yes. Everyone deserves a safe and affordable place to live. If you need help finding housing or are at risk of losing your current housing, we have on-site specialists who can help.
Jordan Valley connects patients to legal services through Legal Services of Southern Missouri. We can help you get assistance with applying for disability benefits or avoiding eviction. Contact a Community Health Worker to get a referral.
Yes. We help with your Missouri Medicaid application and guide you through the process. Medicaid is a free or low-cost health coverage option for individuals who cannot afford medical care. Visit our Medicaid Help page to see if you qualify.
Yes. We help connect you with transportation services if you need help getting to Jordan Valley.
The Women, Infants and Children (WIC) Program is a free federal program that provides nutritious food and healthcare for pregnant women, breastfeeding mothers, and women with toddlers. The program helps families get fruits, vegetables, dairy foods, and infant formula. The local WIC Program is through the Springfield-Greene County Health Department. Contact WIC at 417-864-1540 or visit our WIC Program page.
Yes. We offer several programs to help cover some or all of the cost of medications, including the Community Medication Access Program (CMAP), Patient Assistance Program (PAP), 340B discounts, and our pharmacy’s copay assistance program that outperforms any GoodRx discounts. Not all medications are covered by these programs. Call 417-831-0150 or visit with a Community Health Worker for more information.
The Community Medication Access Program (CMAP) provides some free medications. Jordan Valley patients must be uninsured and 18 years of age or older. You must also meet CMAP income guidelines.
The Patient’s Assistance Program (PAP) offers free medications and co-pay savings cards to individuals with private insurance. You must meet PAP guidelines.
Jordan Valley patients can save money on prescriptions through the 340B program at our in-house pharmacies in Springfield and Lebanon. These pharmacies offer copay assistance, drive-through service, medication pickup and delivery, and more. Learn more on our Pharmacy page
A Community Health Worker is a Jordan Valley team member who helps connect you to local resources and assists with navigating services like Medicaid applications, medication assistance programs, and other community resources.
You can meet with a Jordan Valley team member at any of our community health clinics to get started with community services.
No. Our community services are free and available to anyone in the community, regardless of whether you’re a Jordan Valley patient.
