Tom Webb, Executive Director of Degen, Patti Kimbrough, Executive Director of The Good Samaritan Clinic, and Rebecca Ameis of Degen were all smiles to present a $25,000.00 grant in order for the Clinic to purchase a cohesive, comprehensive, and up-to-date information system with hardware, software, networking, and communication components.  According to Ms. Kimbrough, the Clinic

Tom Webb, Executive Director, Lisa Woodard, Clinic Director,  Marc Baker, Executive Director of The Community Dental Clinic and Rebecca Ameis, Director of Grants & Scholarships were on hand to present a $20,000.00 grant this week.  This grant will provide funds to add technology and equipment to the clinic which will include a new wall mounted

The Gregory Kistler Treatment Center received a grant in the amount of $4,911.00 to purchase updated annual occupational therapy testing kits (printed and digital) along with Adobe Pro for new therapist laptops, otoscopes, bead curtains for sensory play, and a refrigerator for patient medication and special foods used in therapy. Accepting the award below is

The Community Dental Clinic was awarded a grant in the amount of $21,237.12 to purchase new dental equipment: a Tori Removal System with handpieces and a cart to treat patients with “tori” -extra bone deposits that form in upper/lower jawbones that prevents complete dentures from seating properly. Below are Tom Webb, Degen Executive Director, and

Courtney Young of Mulberry, AR is a repeat Degen Scholarship recipient and working on her bachelor’s degree in the Diagnostic Medical Sonography program. She will graduate in May 2023. This young mother of two (a seven-year-old daughter and a six-week-old son!)  will do very well and after graduation, plans to work and live in the