Mountain People’s Health Councils Celebrates Two Providers Receiving UnitedHealthcare’s 2025 Hero Award
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Mountain People’s Health Councils Celebrates Two Providers Receiving UnitedHealthcare’s 2025 Hero Award
ONEIDA – Mountain People’s Health Councils (MPHC) is proud to announce that Dr. Laura Hatchman and Kelly Walker, NP-C, have been named recipients of the 2025 UnitedHealthcare Hero Award, a prestigious recognition honoring healthcare professionals who demonstrate exceptional commitment to delivering an outstanding patient experience.
The UnitedHealthcare Hero Award recognizes providers who achieve target scores in Patient Experience, reflecting the knowledge, compassion, and excellence that define high-quality, patient-centered care. The award celebrates healthcare professionals who consistently make a meaningful difference in the lives of their patients through exceptional service and compassionate care.
“We are incredibly proud of Dr. Laura Hatchman and Kelly Walker for receiving this well-deserved recognition,” said James Lovett, Chief Executive Officer of Mountain People’s Health Councils. “This award reflects not only their clinical excellence but also the compassion, respect, and dedication they bring to every patient encounter. Their commitment to providing exceptional care embodies the mission and values of Mountain People’s Health Councils.”
Dr. Hatchman and Ms. Walker have earned the trust and appreciation of patients by providing personalized, compassionate healthcare while fostering meaningful relationships within the communities they serve. Their recognition underscores MPHC’s ongoing commitment to improving the health and well-being of individuals and families throughout Scott County and the surrounding region.
Mountain People’s Health Councils has proudly served the healthcare needs of the people of Scott and surrounding counties for over 50 years. As a community-owned, nonprofit Federally Qualified Health Center, MPHC provides comprehensive primary medical care, pediatric services, dental care, behavioral health, laboratory services, diagnostic imaging, women’s health services, and preventive care through its locations in Oneida, Huntsville, Winfield, Elgin, and Norma.
The Mountain People’s Health congratulates Dr. Laura Hatchman and Kelly Walker, NP-C, on this outstanding achievement and thanks them for their continued dedication to delivering compassionate, high-quality healthcare to the communities they serve.
About Mountain People’s Health Councils
Mountain People’s Health Councils, Inc. is a nonprofit, community owned Federally Qualified Health Center dedicated to improving the health of the communities it serves by providing accessible, high-quality, comprehensive healthcare. For over five decades, MPHC has remained committed to delivering patient-centered care close to home for residents of Scott County and surrounding communities.