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Health Care and Service Providers

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Hoisington is home to some excellent medical care facilities and health-related service providers.  Below you will find a listing of some of our current health care and service providers:

Assisted Living:

Country Place Senior Living (620)653-4121 – 259 W. 6th St.


Chiropractors:

Beck Chiropractic, LLC (620)653-2232 – 162 S. Main St.

Chiropractic Arts (620)653-4955 – 254 W. 2nd St.


Dentists:

Blake Herres, DDS (620)653-2161 – 568 W. 7th St.

H.K. Ritter, DDS (620)653-2511 – 165 W. 7th St.


Health Care Equipment:

Alterna Care (620)653-4100 – 217 N. Main St.


Hospital, Physicians and Clinics:

Clara Barton Hospital (620)653-2114 – 250 W. 9th St. -  www.clarabartonhospital.org

Clara Barton Clinic (620)653-2386 – 252 W. 9th St. – www.clarabartonhospital.org

Clara Barton Specialty Outreach Clinic (620)653-2386 – 353 W. 10th St

Clara Barton Surgical Services (620)653-4191 – 351 W. 10th St.


Optometrists:

Tyler Schremmer, OD (620)653-2749 – 801 N. Pine


Pharmacists:

Cardinal Pharmacy (620)653-2200 – 821 N. Main St.


Veterinarians:

Hoisington Veterinary Hospital (620)653-2862 – 3 NW 90 Rd.- www.hoisingtonvet.net

​If your company is expanding or relocating and may be eligible for this incentive, we are eager to visit with you. You can review the plan at this link: Hoisington NRP or contact Jonathan Mitchell at (620)653-4125 or jmitchell@hoisingtonks.org.

Community Improvement Districts

In 2009, the Kansas Legislature enacted the Community Improvement District Act (the “CID Act”), which allows cities and counties to create districts, initiated by a petition from the property owner(s), in which special taxes are imposed and the revenue is used to fund certain public and private improvements and the payment of certain ongoing operating costs within the bounds of the district. The creation of a Community Improvement District (“CID”) is an economic development tool that can help facilitate beneficial private development and redevelopment without negatively impacting the tax base of the approving municipality.

The City of Hoisington has worked with multiple businesses and property owners to create Community Improvement Districts in Hoisington and would work with eligible entities to consider districts that help to enhance Hoisington.

If your company is expanding or relocating and may be eligible for this incentive, we are eager to visit with you. Please contact Jonathan Mitchell at (620)653-4125 or jmitchell@hoisingtonks.org.

E-Community Incentives

In 2011, the City of Hoisington worked with numerous partners to develop the Hoisington Area E-Community.  This program provides funding opportunities for entrepreneurs hoping to take on projects in the Hoisington area.  This area has been defined as the property within Hoisington’s Unified School District 431.   This funding program was made possible through a partnership between Network Kansas and many generous partners that purchased tax credits to provide a pool of funds that will help to provide gap financing for projects and to leverage other public funds for up to 60 percent of the unmet project needs. 

For more information on this program, click on this link.  You can also download an application at the aforementioned link. 

If your company is expanding or relocating and may be eligible for this incentive, we are eager to visit with you. Please contact Jonathan Mitchell at (620)653-4125 or jmitchell@hoisingtonks.org for more information.

Main Street Incentives

Hoisington Main Street, Inc. (HMSI) has a variety of incentives and programs in place for businesses located within the Main Street District. All created specifically for business and building owners who are looking for business assistance, rehabilitation guidance, or individuals contemplating starting or purchasing a business.

Working with Hoisington Main Street allows business and building owners to maximize their investment in their ventures to the fullest extent, and allows them to begin operations/renovations much more quickly.

HMSI’s Incentives Without Walls program, created and monitored by the Kansas Main Street Program, offers 0% loans on a 1:3 public to private match (for every $3 invested, eligible to borrow $1*).

HMSI’s Local Revolving Loan Fund, created and monitored locally, offers 1% project loans on a 3:1 public to private match (for every $1 invested, eligible to borrow $3*).

StartUp Kansas and E-Communities, a pair of funding initiatives through NetWork Kansas, offer gap financing to applicants who work with local NetWork Kansas partners to receive assistance. Financing is subject to local repayment terms, up to 60% of the unmet project need.*

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