Provide assessment and determination of needs, recommendations to meet those needs, and assistance throughout the process and challenges of care giving, in-home support, relocation to/from assisted living, isolation, and medical management. Can coordinate, accompany, and be an advocate and extra set of eyes and ears at medical appointments or with other providers. Assist and support family caregivers, as well as the aging adult.

Free help for completion of Advance Directives and Power of Attorney for Health Care documents via phone and video. Resources and information about advance care planning, including support to ensure wishes for health care are known and understood, are also available.

You may be eligible for different health insurance options. We provide free health insurance enrollment assistance over the phone.

We are new, tiny, and an all-volunteer organization. We are available to take calls from those seeking information about The Compression Garment Fund, or other Lymphedema related resources. We have access and connections to noted experts in Lymphedema care.

Hope Clinic provides primary care, medication assistance, labs, counseling and some specialty care for free to patients who meet the eligibility requirements.

Primary medical care for patients of all ages. New patients welcome.
Same day integrated behavioral health care available.
Virtual and tele-health appointments open every Monday through Friday.
In-person visits as appropriate and needed.

Mosaic Family Health provides access to high-quality clinical care at its convenient location in downtown Appleton. For the last 30 years, the clinic has provided holistic care and support for people of all ages. We offer a wide range of services, including maternity care, pediatrics, acute and chronic illness care, geriatrics, mental health care and hospital care.

Do you need assistance in having your prescription medications delivered to your home? If you answered yes, please follow these steps to receive help.

Follow these steps:

Step 1.

Family/Support Network – Reach out to family members, your health insurance company, or friends who may be able to help you in obtaining your prescriptions.

Step 2.

Mail Delivery through Local Pharmacy – You may be able to have your prescription medications delivered through the mail by your personal pharmacy. Here is a list of available resources or call your local pharmacy to ask about mail delivery options. Ask how you can receive enough medications to cover 60 or 90 days. Your Family/Support Network or other advocates may help you set up mail delivery of your medications.

Step 3.

Door-to-Door Delivery through Local Pharmacy – Prescription medications may also be delivered directly to your home from your local pharmacy. Here is a list of available resources or call your local pharmacy to ask about door to door delivery options. Ask how you can receive enough medications to cover 60 or 90 days. Your Family/Support Network or other advocates may help you set up door-to-door delivery of your medications.

Step 4.

Volunteer Driver System – If you are still in need of home delivery of your prescription medications, contact Make the Ride Happen at (920) 225-1719 or maketheridehappen.org. This is a network of volunteer drivers serving Calumet, Outagamie and Winnebago Counties. There may be a fee for this service and it may not be available in all areas.

Step 5.

Other Mail Order – Some pharmacies are mail order only, with no physical store front. Call your health insurance company to see if there is an option for mail order prescriptions or here is a list of available resources.

ThedaCare On Call nurses are available 24/7 to assist with your non-emergency health questions and to direct you to the most appropriate care. Call 800-236-2236 or 920-830-6877.

Vida Medical Clinic provides pregnancy testing and ultrasound verification, STD testing & treatment for women and men, Pap testing, pelvic & breast exams, community referrals, parenting resources & support.
All services are free & confidential.