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Open Door Health Services describes a partnership with eKeeper that began in 2002 and has grown as Open Door’s technology needs expanded. In 2026, eKeeper collaborated with Open Door on internal communication and documentation, and on emergency alerting and security awareness. eKeeper is a presenting sponsor of this year’s Monster Dash 5K, has sponsored all three 5K events, and its staff participated in the Decades Dash 5K in 2024, reflecting ongoing local engagement, Open Door says.
Open Door Health Services said Open Door Pediatrics and Open Door Urgent Care were voted among Muncie’s best in WoofBoom Radio’s 2026 “Muncie’s Quest for the Best.” The organization said it won silver awards in both Pediatrics and Urgent Care. The awards were presented at a community celebration at Canan Commons in downtown Muncie, and Open Door Health Services thanked the community for nominating and voting for the health center.
Open Door Health Services reports that Certified Indiana Navigator Digna Kincaid was named Covering Kids and Families (CKF) Rookie of the Year at the 2026 annual Navigator Retreat. Open Door says Kincaid, a CKF Navigator with under one year of experience, is recognized for her compassionate, patient-centered work helping families—especially Spanish-speaking households—understand and navigate health coverage. The organization highlights her impact, teamwork, and dedication to making enrollment less overwhelming for clients.
Open Door Health Services reports it was recognized by the U.S. Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) as a National Quality Leader in Diabetes Health for the second consecutive year. The organization says it is one of four health centers in Indiana to receive the 2026 Community Health Quality Recognition (CHQR) badge. The recognition highlights meeting or exceeding national targets in BMI screenings and follow-up plans, pediatric weight management, and keeping blood sugar (A1C) under control. Open Door credits its clinical team and patients for this achievement.
