Welcome to His Hands Free Clinic. Whether you are here for help or to serve, we are grateful that you found us. Our mission is to bring glory to God by meeting the physical, emotional and spiritual needs of those in need in our community.
Based upon the example of our Lord Jesus Christ, we are dedicated to serve a diverse community. We are committed to love and respect all persons, regardless of a patient’s religious beliefs, and to demonstrate integrity in our words and actions.
Statement of Values
Based upon the example of our Lord Jesus Christ, we are dedicated to serve a diverse community. We are committed to love and respect all persons, regardless of a patient’s religious beliefs, and to demonstrate integrity in our words and actions.
There is a Place for You
There is a place for everyone at His Hands. You do not need a medical degree to serve our community. We need volunteers for everything from office work to fundraising to providing medical, dental, and chiropractic care. All healthcare providers must be licensed in the state of Iowa.
Help Us Fill the Gap
There are approximately 10,000 uninsured and underinsured residents in Cedar Rapids and surrounding communities. The care we provide helps reduce the need for hospital visits and uncompensated care, which frees up resources our patients might otherwise seek. The need is great and growing.
Your Heart to His Hands
His Hands absorbs 100% of the costs of care so that our patients can have the free, quality healthcare that they need. None of this would be possible without the support of our amazing community. The gift of time, talent, and treasure is so very appreciated and makes a tangible difference in the lives of our neighbors.
Recent Updates from His Hands
The Medicaid Unwind
The public health emergency preventing people from loosing Medicaid coverage ends in spring 2023. While not everyone will lose coverage right away, Iowa is being open that they are heavily front-loading redeterminations.
Step Into My Shoes
There are a myriad of challenges and experiences our patients have faced that I never will. I will never know what it is like to be held at gunpoint in an attempt to get me to join a guerrilla army on my way to school in the morning.
Practicing Gratitude All Year Long
November is a time of year where we often take time to be thankful for all the blessings in our lives. Now that the Christmas season is upon us, we can still practice gratitude. We should remember to be thankful all year long.
