Serving the Circle of Life – Children, Adults and Elders

In 1976, Wichita’s Native American community sought a better life for their children. They knew that good health must come first, that good health would bring hope to their people, and hope would bring dignity.

When the needs of the general community became apparent, Hunter opened it doors to serve all people. That is the Indian way.

Serving with Respect and Dignity

Specializing in caring for those who are uninsured and underinsured, Hunter Health Clinic is a non-profit Community Health Center in Wichita, Kansas. Hunter Health Clinic provides quality primary health care to all regardless of race, ethnicity, or ability to pay.

Hunter Health Clinic is the only Urban Indian Health Program in Kansas and the only federally funded Community Health Center in Wichita.  In 2003, Hunter Health Clinic delivered 51,721 services to 15,567 individuals. In 2002, 49,142 services were delivered to 13,963 individuals.