Hendricks Community Hospital Association

10/14/2026

Dr Deeb's presentation has been postponed until a later date!

10/12/2026

09/22/2026

🍽️ HCHA HomeEats: Nutritious Meals When You Need a Helping Hand

At Hendricks Community Hospital Association, we believe everyone deserves access to healthy, nutritious meals
We put together a list of criteria for you to see if you’d qualify for our HomeEats program. After thoroughly reviewing that list, we deleted it. The bottom line is, if you need help with nutritious meals to stay healthy, we want to help you and have you remain guilt free for accepting our help.

It does need to be known that the intention of HCHA HomeEats is not to be a traveling restaurant just because you don’t feel like preparing a meal when you are physically able to do so. With that said, if you feel exhausted due to any life circumstance even though you are physically able to prepare a meal, call on us for assistance until you’re feeling the energy to prepare your own meals again. Life happens.

We’re going to place all the trust in you when applying for the HCHA HomeEats program and we’re not going to question you. If you feel you need help, we’re going to be there for you. It’s that simple.

The application attached offers meals to be delivered (local routes,) or picked up here at the HCHA cafeteria. Please let us know what works best for you.

The cost for each of your meals is currently set at $5.

For more information, please contact Rachell Sprinkel, Dietary Manager, at 507-275-2258; or program assistants Laralyn Skorczewski and Travis Olsen.

08/19/2026

NOTICE OF MYCHART FRAUDULENT EMAILS
We are alerting patients about phishing/fraudulent emails currently circulating that use the MyChart name and logo to appear legitimate. MyChart is Epic’s patient portal.

The fraudulent emails may reference a “MyChart Senior Health Package,” Medicare-related wellness benefits or a free health kit. Recipients may be prompted to click a button or link to confirm their address or provide additional information.

These emails are not legitimate MyChart communications.

Anyone who receives an email like this should not click any links or buttons, reply to the message or provide personal, medical, financial or insurance information. Recipients are encouraged to report the email as phishing or junk through their email provider and then delete it.

Scammers often use familiar names, logos and language to make fraudulent messages appear trustworthy. We encourage patients to use caution when receiving unexpected MyChart messages and to avoid clicking links or providing information if they are unsure whether communication is legitimate.

Communication from HCHA and Avera regarding anything with MyChart only come from the following number and addresses:

Text messages are sent from short code 90718.
Emails are sent from the following email addresses: [email protected] and [email protected].