The Adolescent and Young Adult (AYA) program in Hugoton, KS, offers dedicated support for patients aged 13 and older undergoing treatment for cancer or blood disorders. We focus on the unique needs of adolescents and young adults, providing an array of clinical services delivered by a compassionate team that includes social workers, child life specialists, nutritionists, physicians, and nurse practitioners. Our program emphasizes holistic care through tailored nutrition planning, fertility counseling, and emotional support to ensure that every patient and their families feel understood and valued throughout their treatment journey. As patients transition into adult care after age 21, we maintain close collaboration with adult Hematology/Oncology providers to ensure seamless support and continued care. At AYA, we are committed to listening to our patients and their families to continuously improve our quality of care and provide the most relevant services.

At KidneyCare:365 in Hugoton, KS, we are dedicated to empowering individuals with essential education about kidney health and disease management. Whether you are newly diagnosed, caring for a loved one, or preparing for dialysis, our program offers invaluable insights into chronic kidney disease (CKD). Participants will learn about the symptoms and stages of CKD, the importance of nutrition for kidney health, strategies for coping and finding support, and various treatment options, including home dialysis. Understanding that access is key, we provide classes in a variety of formats, including online, video conference, phone calls, and in-person sessions, ensuring that vital resources are readily available to you on your journey to wellness.

The Meal Support Program in Hugoton, KS, is dedicated to providing compassionate and accessible meal support for individuals over 16 who are navigating the outpatient stages of eating disorder recovery. Our program offers live, virtual drop-in group meals that create a welcoming environment for participants to share a meal and receive vital nutritional support. We understand the challenges of recovery, which is why we facilitate meal support sessions four times daily, including both lunch and dinner options, allowing individuals to join as fits their schedule. Each session is led by skilled nutrition practitioners from the Clinician’s Incubator training program, who are actively working towards their CNS certification. While we focus on meal support, it's important to note that we are not a crisis intervention service; individuals in need of immediate assistance are encouraged to reach out to designated crisis support services. Join us as we cultivate a supportive community where healing begins at the table.

Located in Hugoton, KS, the Oley Foundation is dedicated to enhancing the lives of individuals reliant on home intravenous nutrition and tube feeding. Our mission is to provide vital education, advocacy, and a supportive network for patients, their families, clinicians, and industry professionals. We offer a range of complimentary member benefits including LifelineLetter, a bi-monthly newsletter filled with insightful articles on medical advancements and personal stories, as well as access to support groups, outreach education, and an Information Clearinghouse designed to assist with any inquiries. Our consumer networking initiatives foster connections through online forums and toll-free consultations with experienced caregivers. We also facilitate an Equipment/Supply Exchange program, enabling patients to access free supplies and equipment donated by others in the community. Joining our community is easy and free—together, we work to ensure that those navigating the challenges of nutritional support do not do so alone.

The Ovarian Cancer Treatment Fund, based in Hugoton, KS, is dedicated to supporting ovarian cancer patients by providing crucial financial assistance to ease the burden of non-medical costs. Each approved patient receives a one-time payment of $1,000, which can be used for essential needs such as transportation to and from treatment, housing expenses, utility bills, groceries, and caregiving services. Our mission is to create greater accessibility to quality treatment for those affected by ovarian cancer, ensuring they have the support necessary to focus on their health and well-being. Eligibility for assistance is determined through an application process that varies by state, reflecting our commitment to making our services inclusive and responsive to individual circumstances.