Employee Spotlight | Samantha Blake, RN

Words like workflows, metrics, and process management may seem unusual for a health center. But for Samantha Blake, RN, Open Door’s new Director of Clinical Operations, they’re powerful tools that can lead to greater satisfaction for patients and employees alike.  

Every year between October and May, people get more colds and flu than at other times of the year. These simple practices can help you stay healthy during cold and flu season. 

Open Door’s mission is to improve quality of life for individuals and the broader community. We believe that access to healthcare services is essential for people to thrive. That’s why we offer care to everyone, regardless of their ability to pay.  But healthcare is only one piece of the puzzle. 

“When I started my IT business in 2002, Open Door was one of my very first customers,” said Dustin, founder and President of eKeeper, a comprehensive IT services firm headquartered in Yorktown, Indiana.

Provider Spotlight | Morrisa Regis, PA

It’s not every day you meet a physician assistant with a Ph.D. in chemistry. Before pursuing a career in healthcare, Open Door’s Morrisa Regis earned her doctorate at Purdue University and was a science educator at the high school and college level.

The American Academy of Pediatrics recommends that babies drink only breastmilk for the first six months and continue breastfeeding up to two years old. While there are many advantages to breastfeeding for baby and mother, most women in Indiana and the United States struggle to breastfeed beyond the first few months.

Open Door Health Services has been recognized by the U.S. Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) as both a National Quality Leader – Diabetes Health and a recipient of the High-Value Care award for 2025.

Employee Spotlight | Destiny Anderson

Destiny demonstrates a commitment to quality both in her baked goods and her work environment.

Meet Open Door’s chiropractor, Andrew Goul, DC. He creates personalized, whole-body plans for each patient to increase mobility and decrease pain, stiffness, and tension.

When your child is young, it is very likely your healthcare provider will recommend your child receive one or more vaccines at each wellness visit. These vaccines are usually given as shots.

Every two seconds, someone in the United States needs blood, according to the American Red Cross. Blood is used in surgeries, cancer and blood disorder treatments, transplants, serious injuries, and more. Donating blood takes about an hour, from check-in to check-out. Just one unit of blood can save multiple lives.

Employee Spotlight | Olivia Sherman

Olivia Sherman has a passion for people. With parents who both worked in caring professions, she grew up in a home where helping others was the norm. She’s continued her family’s legacy in her position at Open Door.

During the school year, many kids rely on free or reduced-priced breakfasts and lunches for their meals. But what about during the summer?

Convenient healthcare services are coming to the new Muncie YMCA next month, care of Open Door Health Services. The new health center, opening on June 2, 2025, will offer primary care, chiropractic, and behavioral health services to community members.

Each year, National Women’s Health Week celebrates the strength and determination of women who have taken control of their physical, mental, and emotional wellbeing. We asked three of our providers to share some of the women’s health topics they are most passionate about.