Knox County Health Department Welcomes Family Nurse Practitioner, Rebecca Drehman

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The Knox Community Health Center (KCHC) program housed at the Knox County Health Department, recently welcomed a new team member; Family Nurse Practitioner, Rebecca Drehman, MSN, APRN, FNP-BC. The Knox Community Health Center provides compassionate, patient-centered care for all residents in Knox County, IL and no one is turned away due to their inability to pay; there are payment options for everyone.

As a family nurse practitioner, Rebecca is trained to provide services to individuals of all ages and has been a APRN for three years with seven years of nursing experience prior to becoming a family nurse practitioner. Ms. Drehman comes to the Community Health Center with a degree from Chamberlain University. Rebecca states, “I am looking forward to providing quality health care to the Knox County community that focuses on the patient as a whole and providing prevention wellness and disease management to all age groups.

Reina Reyes, Chief Operations Officer, expresses a high regard for Rebecca’s enthusiasm and excitement about her work.  “She brings a tremendous positive energy to the Community Health Center,” states Reyes, “She is a great addition to the Community Health Center alongside Robert Wagner, MD and Carol Sacco, APRN.” “The Community Health Center, as well as Knox County Community members, are fortunate to have Rebecca providing services for this community, she truly cares about making a difference.”

Rebecca Drehman, MSN, APRN, FNP-BC is currently accepting new patients of all ages at the Knox Community Health Center. Please call 309-344-2225 Monday thru Friday 7:00am to 5:00pm to schedule an appointment. Establish care now, so that the Community Health Center can be here for you when you need us later. Whether it is cold or flu, wellness testing, or something more concerning; we want to be ready to care for you.

What are Health Centers, also known as Federally Qualified Health Centers (FQHCs)? Community Health Centers are located in, and serve, high-need communities; Knox County is designated as a Healthcare Provider Shortage Area for primary care, dental and mental health services. However, the Knox Community Health Center offers comprehensive health care services as well as supportive services (education, translation, and transportation assistance) that promote access to health care for all members of the community, regardless of your ability to pay.

The mission of the Knox Community Health Center is to provide quality and compassionate health care services to all in need, regardless of their ability to pay. For patients that are uninsured or underinsured, we offer a Sliding Fee Discount Program which can provide discounts on medical, dental, and behavioral health services to individuals based on income and household size. The Community Health Center also accepts most insurance plans including Medicare, Medicaid (including the Managed Care Organizations) and private insurance. Individuals with or without insurance are encouraged to apply for the Sliding Fee Scale Program because if qualified, the Community Health Center will file with your insurance plan; however, you will never be responsible for more than you would pay under your Sliding Fee Scale Program approved Plan.

For more information or to schedule an appointment with one of our providers, please contact the Knox Community Health Center at 309-344-2225, Monday thru Friday 7:00am-5:00pm. The center is located at 1361 W. Fremont Street, Galesburg, IL. We want to be your medical home!

***Courtesy of the Knox County Health Department***

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