OneWorld Community Health Centers, Inc.

OneWorld aims to bring health care access to everyone in the Omaha community regardless of their ability to pay. By providing affordable, quality health care to those in need, OneWorld will make Omaha a healthier, more prosperous, and happier community. OneWorld seeks to guarantee that all have this access to quality medical, dental, behavioral health care services, as well as a pharmacy, and support at an affordable cost for low-income, uninsured, and underserved.

OneWorld accomplishes this goal by offering a sliding fee scale to those who are low-income, uninsured, accepting private insurance, Medicaid, and Medicare and by placing clinical locations in medically underserved communities. OneWorld offers transportation services for those in need and interpreters for those who do not speak English. OneWorld turns no one away and maintains an open-door policy, providing treatment regardless of an individual's income, insurance coverage, without differentiation or consideration of race, sex, disability, national origin, religion, sexual orientation, gender identity, immigration status, or ability to pay.

OneWorld began as a volunteer clinic in 1970 to serve those who did not have access to medical or dental care. Since that time, OneWorld has expanded to large clinical spaces, added staff to meet the need. OneWorld is accredited by the Joint Commission as an ambulatory care clinic, is certified by the National Committee for Quality Assurance (NCQA) as a Patient-Centered Medical Home (PCMH), certified by the Human Rights Campaign (HRC), and maintains a State of Nebraska Public Health Clinic and Pharmacy and other license. OneWorld maintains professional liability insurance through the Federal Torts Claim Act (FTCA), and additional coverage. OneWorld recruits and retains the best and brightest, including a talented leadership team, board, and staff. OneWorld has adopted the Nonprofit Association of the Midlands' Governance Standards, including strong business values and ethical standards.

OneWorld has accomplished a significant number of goals since being founded in 1970. While OneWorld started as a free clinic open two evening as week, OneWorld now has 11 clinical locations, a mobile dental clinic, a family literacy center, an onsite WIC (Women, Infants, and Children's clinic), and four School-Based Health Centers. OneWorld's plans include policy work, enhancing patient voice, developing the depth and breadth of our services, and a focus on the Plan, So, Study, Act (PDSA) model to improve care.