Cairn Health is currently assisting clients via phone only and has no plans to reopen the office for in-person visits at this time. We respect the recommendations and guidelines set forth by the Governor’s office and the Sedgwick County Board of County Commissioners, but we know our clients are generally at a heightened risk as well as often being actively sick when seeking our services. We feel it is important to maintain client and staff safety as we continue to analyze the long-term impacts of this ongoing pandemic. We acted quickly in March when we saw the potential risks to our clients inherent in our long-standing service model to continue to provide services. We are working on further updates to our program to remove barriers to getting help and to further protect our community from unnecessary risk associated with walk-in services.

We will continue to offer further guidance and add new ways to access our services as we move forward. Please call our offices at 316-683-7559 to inquire further, check Google or Facebook, or visit our website for updates.

Thank you.
Cairn Health Management


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We're HIRING! We're looking for our next Executive Director to lead us into the future! Do you have experience in public health/social services leadership? Check out the posting at https://cairnhealth.org/careers/

Happy Thanksgiving! On this day of thanks, we are grateful for our incredible staff and a supportive Board of Directors, all of whom keep us focused on our mission. Also - to exist in a community so rich with resources and PARTNERS who care for our vulnerable neighbors.

Holiday Hours:
We will close at Noon on Wed, Nov 23rd, thru the Thanksgiving Holiday (Nov. 24-25). December - we will be open until Noon on Thurs, Dec 22. We will then be closed until 2023, when we will re-open (with updates to our programs) on Jan. 3. Happy Holidays!

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Cairn Health Would Like to Thank Our 2021 Donors

Without your help this work would not be possible!

Patrick Pheng
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Formerly Medical Service Bureau

For more than 80 years, we have served the community, offering assistance to individuals and families who are low-income, uninsured or under-insured and without resources to pay for prescription medication and vision care. That mission and purpose is unchanged.

We wanted to update our name to better reflect the services, opportunities, and hope we provide to hundreds of people in our community every single year.

Our name has changed. Our compassion never will.


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How We Help

Many individuals and families in our community struggle to obtain basic necessities some of us take for granted. They often have no prescription or vision care insurance; nor do they qualify for government programs. With limited resources, these medical needs can go unmet. While there are resources in our community to help, we often don't know where to start or how to access those resources. At Cairn Health, we connect people to available resources and we deliver important services to low-income or fixed income persons of all ages, whether they are children, families, adults, seniors, or persons who are working or may have been laid off, are experiencing homelessness or others who have temporarily fallen on hard times.

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Our New Name

A cairn is a human-made stack of stones, that serve as landmarks or trail markers. While they can often be pretty to look at, their typical function is to help travelers find their way in remote, often featureless, confusing areas. Coming across a cairn during a trek inspires a sense hope and confirmation that you’re going the right way.

We adopted “Cairn” as our name, because we believe that we serve the same purpose: helping people find their way through the confusing world of medical care. Our team is here to help our clients uncover the direction in which they should be moving, point them in the right direction if they lose their way, and serve as beacons of hope through the journey.