Big news for our communities! Lakeshore Community Health Care and Noble Community Clinics are joining forces and plan to operate as one organization, under the name Noble Community Clinics, in early 2026. This integration will expand services, strengthen resources, and make care more accessible for patients across east-central, central, and south-central Wisconsin, including agricultural workers throughout the state.
Together, more people can receive high-quality, compassionate care when and where they need it. At this time, nothing will change in how patients receive care. All of our providers and employees will remain, so you will seethe same familiar faces at the same locations, with the same hours of operation. We will continue to accept insurance plans and offer options for discounted care. This is a new chapter, and we’re excited to build a stronger, healthier future with you! Read the announcement.
We’re proud to partner with Lakeshore College to provide clinical space for students in the dental assistant program, while they complete their dental clinic expansion. Learn more.
Lakeshore Community Health Care became aware (1/29) that a few staff and patients have received calls that look like they are from LCHC, but are silent when answered or ask a question unrelated to LCHC. This is a form of Caller ID “spoofing,” where scammers disguise their identity to make it appear as though the call is from a trusted source. Learn more.
Lakeshore Community Health Care is taking proactive steps to address the alarming rise in suicide rates by implementing the evidence-based Columbia Suicide Severity Rating Scale. Starting in April, patients over the age of 10 will be asked a few screening questions during dental hygiene visits, with plans to incorporate the screening questions into all the services the health center provides by 2025. Read the full press release and learn about prevention resources.
In accordance with Wisconsin Statute Sec. 146.819 that after January 1, 2024 all of the patient medical and dental records of Dr. James E. Albrecht Free Clinic, Inc. will be maintained by Lakeshore Community Health Care, Inc. Learn more.
Lakeshore Community Health Care Receives $700,000 to Expand School-Based Mental Health Services
Our patients will now receive text reminders or automated calls to confirm appointments! We’re excited to offer these new, patient preferred ways of communication. If you want to receive text reminders and you have not shared your cell phone number with us, please call 920-783-6633 to update your record.
Lakeshore Community Health Care (LCHC) is excited to announce the purchase of the Maritime Center building at 2719 Calumet Avenue in Manitowoc. Based on the health care needs of Manitowoc County and surrounding areas, LCHC is beginning to plan a clinic expansion. In addition to LCHC’s clinic, Carpets Plus of America and Little Caesar's currently occupy the building.
Sheboygan school district's mental health program expands to elementary schools.
Rep. Tittl on the increasing mental health needs in Wisconsin
LCHC received a Patient Centered Medical Home designation from the National Committee for Quality Assurance, recognizing our commitment to high-quality, integrated care and patient satisfaction.
LCHC Opens New Manitowoc Facility
Medical and Behavioral Health Wing Opening
Kohler, Aurora Pledge $1 Million to LCHC Expansion
Visit our Caveman Adventure Run page to learn more about our annual 5K fundraiser.