Resource Library

A best-practices guide for colorectal cancer screening, covering outreach strategies, workflow recommendations, data-driven targeting, text and phone scripts, and a standing order template.

Teen check-up videos to help patients understand their health and what to expect. Use this guide for outreach messages. We recommend sending this out to all patients due for a teen check-up visit.

Flyer for parents on accessing their child’s vaccine records via the Nebraska State Immunization Information System (NESIIS), with step-by-step instructions, benefits, and Help Desk info.

Well-child checks are important for all children, not just babies. Learn about what you can expect at your child’s next check-up. Available in English, Spanish, and Karen.

Checkups keep teens healthy and help them take charge of their health. Watch this video together to learn what to expect and how teens can be active partners in their care. English & Spanish.

On-demand training for health center staff on grants, reporting, and invoicing. Learn best practices, tools, and HCAN-specific requirements for federal, philanthropic, and collaborative grants.

Not sure how to pay for health insurance on Healthcare.gov? This video guides you through setting up payments, managing billing, and avoiding gaps in coverage. Available in English, Spanish, Karen, Somali, Burmese.

Looking for a doctor or specialist with your Healthcare.gov plan? This video shows how to find in-network providers, book appointments, and maximize your coverage. Available in English, Spanish, Somali, Karen, Burmese.

Webinar from May 20, 2025, with Tracey Hueve, MSW, LISW-S, on the UDS Depression Remission measure, featuring promising practices by Health Partners of Western Ohio to boost performance.

This quick-reference postcard offers guidance for health center staff on how to conduct trauma-informed IPV screenings using the PVS (Partner Violence Screen) tool.

Daily planning tool for care managers to organize caseloads, track appointments, prioritize visits, follow up with patients, and monitor hospital/ED discharges.