Cooperative Christian Ministries and Clinic

“A review of the form 990, as filed with the irs, was performed by the executive committee of the board of directors prior to the filing of the return.”

“The board of directors and key administrative personnel must annually document potential conflicts. Any conflicts are reviewed and resolved by the board and key personnel.”

“Documents made available to the public upon request.”

“The cooperative christian ministries & clinic, inc. (ccmc), formerly known as charitable christian medical clinic, is a nonprofit christian ministry that strives to improve the quality of life of the needy of the hot springs area. Formerly, ccmc provided general medical care and medications to the uninsured, and dental and vision services to the under-insured. With the implementation of the affordable care act in 2014, medical insurance is now a reality for many of the underserved in our community. As a result, ccmc's patient base has been reduced, enabling ccmc to expand services to the same population in need of assistance. This expanded mission includes two service divisions, medical division services and ministries division services. The medical division services continue to provide free medical care and medication, dental and vision services to the under-insured, and other services. The ministries division services offer coordination and collaboration of services among approved local agencies serving the needy to include the areas of healthcare, spiritual needs, mental health, law enforcement, food, shelther, transportation, and education. The overall objective is to provide a bridge of hope for the needy leading to a new life without poverty's challenges in order to gain self-sufficiency. In 2021, ccmc voulunteer staff performed approximately 525 patient treatments. Medications are distributed thoughout the clinic's on-site pharmacy and drug assistance program. Over the past, ccmc has had the honor of helping start and encouraging other clinics in arkansas.”

“Medical care and medicine. Provided health care for the uninsured for a nominal fee. Approximately 525 treated, including provisions of necessary medications and lab work. Services are provided by part-time paid and volunteer medical professionals.”