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Community Leaders Testimonials
Health Ministries Clinic is a safety-net clinic located in Newton, serving patients from 4 counties. We rely heavily on the volunteer efforts of 6 Family Medicine physicians from Wichita Clinic-Bethel, which is our local Wichita Clinic branch. They give us their half-day off once a month. We also have 2 retired Wichita Clinic doctors who continue to see patients here, and several other physicians will see our patients in their offices. These physicians share their time and expertise out of a desire to give to those less fortunate. Without their contributions, many of these patients would be without care.
Lynne Fruechting, MD Medical Director Health Ministries Clinic
Forbes named Wichita the #1 Place to Live the Good Life Cheaply and #2 in Top Cities for Jobs
Wichita has been named an All-America City three times
Money magazine named Wichita one of the Top 10 Best Big Cities
Kiplinger’s named Wichita one of the Top 50 Places to Live in the U.S.
Wichita averages 225 sunny days a year
18 golf courses for public play
9 private golf courses
90 denominations and 500 places to worship
40 museums and galleries
10 performing arts theaters
Kansans enjoy 24 state parks, 25 reservoirs and 63 wildlife areas
Wichita has 80 parks throughout the city
Golf Digest Magazine rated nearby Flint Hills National Golf club one of the best new private golf courses in the US and Canada
Wichita led the state in job growth in 2006 with 6,100 jobs added in the Wichita MSA (Harvey, Butler, Sedgwick and Sumner Counties)
Forbes.com ranks Wichita in the top 100 cities for jobs and #5 overall for cost of living
Kansas recently received its second straight Golden Shovel award from Area Development magazine. The award recognizes states that produce the best and most jobs per capita.
Wichita ranks second in midsized metropolitan areas in the 2007 Best Cities for Relocating Families. This list is published by Worldwide ERC and Primacy Relocation.
