Madison County Community Health Center

MCCHC is a community-centered resource hub dedicated to providing clear, trustworthy information and guidance on primary care, behavioral health, addiction recovery, and family programs in Madison County, Indiana. As an integrated healthcare initiative, it bridges gaps between clinical care, mental health services, recovery pathways, and family support to empower individuals, families, caregivers, and community partners in navigating health options with dignity and without judgment. MCCHC's mission focuses on reducing stigma, uplifting local voices, and translating evidence-based research, public health data, and expert insights into accessible, actionable advice that promotes everyday wellness, preventive screenings, chronic condition management, trauma-informed care, medication-assisted treatment, peer support groups, family therapy, and parenting education. By prioritizing accuracy, inclusivity, and lived experiences through rigorous editorial standards and collaborative team efforts from specialists like Daniel Harris in primary care and family programs, and Maya Collins in behavioral health and addiction recovery, MCCHC fosters holistic, community-based approaches to treat the whole person, enabling residents to build resilience, restore relationships, and achieve long-term health and well-being in a supportive local environment.