4C Health offering primary care in Logansport, Rochester and now Peru

Monday, September 30, 2024 at 1:21 PM

By Staff report

'Adding this service to our Peru Comprehensive Care Center completes the circle of care that 4C Health is offering all in one location – ensuring that all of your primary care or mental health care needs are met'

4C Health has added primary care to its service offerings as part of its mission to provide high quality, whole healthcare to rural community residents of Cass, Miami and Fulton counties. Blending behavioral health services with primary care creates access, quality and convenience for residents versus traditional models that require patients to travel to multiple location for multiple different healthcare services.

Primary care services began in Logansport in December 2023 and in Rochester in August 2024. These services are now expanded to Peru, effective October 2024.

“We are so excited to expand needed primary care services to our rural communities," 4C Health CEO Carrie Cadwell said. "Integrated healthcare shows superior outcomes time and again. This is just the next step in the evolution and advancement of 4C Health to benefit our patients.”

“Starting our primary care service line for our communities is focused on improving the overall quality of life for our residents," 4C Health Chief Operations Officer Andrew Hartley said. "Access to care will be quick – making it easier to receive routine, preventative care and treatment for acute or chronic conditions. Adding this service to our Peru Comprehensive Care Center completes the circle of care that 4C Health is offering all in one location – ensuring that all of your primary care or mental health care needs are met.”

For those residents in Cass, Miami and Fulton counties interested in learning more and scheduling an appointment, contact 574-722-5151.

4C Health is also celebrating 50 years in North Central Indiana communities. To learn more about its anniversary, a short video is available at https://youtu.be/s7Ua2HNk8E4?si=VMqtFDGRk79Rn608.

To learn more about 4C Health, visit www.4CHealthIN.org.

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