Crossroad Health Center

02/27/2026

You might’ve seen it on The Pitt recently — a character loses health insurance, ends up in the ER, and the docs point them toward North Side Christian Health Center, a community health center, so they can keep getting care and support no matter what. That storyline shined a light on a real truth: access to affordable, ongoing care matters.

Just like North Side Christian, Crossroad Health Center is that kind of place — a community health center that keeps its doors open even when insurance changes happen.

Here’s the deal:
You are still our patient if your insurance lapses.
We won’t turn you away.
And our team will sit down with you, walk through your options, and help you get connected back to insurance or affordable care.

Health centers were created for this exact reason — to be reliable, supportive partners in your health journey, no matter what life throws your way.

You matter. Your health matters. And we’re here — just like the real-world heroes represented on screen — to stand with you through it all.

Season 2 of The Pitt continues its unflinching examination of America’s health care system, placing equal narrative weight on the lives of patients and the moral strain carried by physicians. Rather than simplifying complex issues, the series humanizes the quiet crises that unfold every day in eme...

02/25/2026

We have been made aware that some members of our community are receiving phone calls from individuals claiming to represent Crossroad Health Center. These calls are not coming from us.

Please know:
• We will never ask for Social Security numbers, full Medicare numbers, banking information, or payment over an unsolicited phone call.
• If something feels suspicious, trust that instinct.
• The safest step is to hang up and call our official number directly to verify.

Unfortunately, scammers sometimes “spoof” phone numbers to make calls appear legitimate. This does not mean our phone system has been compromised, but we want you to be informed and protected.

If you receive one of these calls, you can:

Hang up immediately.
Report the number to us.
Contact the FTC at reportfraud.ftc.gov.

Your safety and trust matter deeply to us. Thank you for helping us look out for one another.

02/23/2026

Spiritual Reflections 02.23.26

Good Morning Crossroad Family,

Genesis 41:16 says, “And Joseph answered Pharaoh, saying, it is not me: God shall give Pharoah an answer of peace.”

Make no mistake about it; life is not an upward steady trajectory toward success. Life is filled with highs and lows, peaks and valleys. One day, you’re up, the next day you’re down. You can be on top of life today, but then on the bottom tomorrow. We must learn to accept each season of our lives as opportunities. Opportunities for God to prove who He really is in each of our lives. Joseph is a prime example of this. He interprets Pharoah’s dreams about impending famine, and he goes from the pit to the palace, being made second in command in Egypt.

His story teaches us that our current struggles and situations are not the end but rather are a part of a larger and divine narrative. It shows that God can use our trials and tribulations to prepare and position us for greater responsibilities and favor. Joseph story lets us know today that God can transform our greatest struggles into our greatest strengths. If you just hang in there and remain faithful, knowing that in God’s timing, our current challenges can lead to significant breakthroughs and blessings. There’s a song that says, “Never give up on God, ‘cause He won’t give up on you!” Stay ‘Trusting!’

Grace & Peace,

Chap. Darryl Anderson

02/18/2026

Today is Ash Wednesday — the beginning of Lent.

Lent is a 40-day journey of reflection, repentance, and renewal. It’s a season that invites us to slow down, examine our hearts, and remember what truly matters.

The ashes placed on our foreheads today are a humble reminder: we are human, we are fragile, and we are deeply in need of grace. Yet they are also a sign of hope — that through Christ, renewal is always possible.

This season isn’t just about giving something up. It’s about making room.
Room for prayer.
Room for compassion.
Room for serving others more intentionally.

As we walk through Lent together, may we grow in humility, deepen our faith, and extend kindness a little more freely — especially to those who are hurting.

At Crossroad Health Center, we see daily how powerful compassion can be. This Lent, let’s be people who reflect Christ’s love not only in words, but in action.

“Create in me a clean heart, O God, and renew a right spirit within me.” – Psalm 51:10

02/16/2026

Good Morning Crossroad Family,

Our scripture this week comes from Genesis 32:28. It says, "And He said, Thy name shall be called no more Jacob, but Israel: for as a prince hast thou power with God and with men, and hast prevailed."

Are you aware that your struggles are a part of your story? Many times, in life we are so focused on the blessings and benefits of life that we tend to overlook the struggles that often find us. Many times, like Jacob, you must be willing to struggle through your doubts, fears, and pride but cling to God for the real joy of life. Jacob was willing and ready to wrestle with God because he knew that the true blessing was on the other side of the struggle. Jacob held on to God and wouldn’t let Him go, and because he did, he was blessed.

Looking at Jacob's life, I discover that he spent most of his life lying to get what he wanted. He used tricks to gain blessings. In all actuality, Jacob was a conman, a trickster, a real hustler. But when it was just him and God- things began to change. Jacob wrestled all night. After the wrestling match the blessing came. He got a new name. Remember, your breakthrough will always be on the other side of your struggle, especially when God is involved in the match. You’ll always have victory with God!

Make it a great day!

Grace & Peace,
Chap Darryl Anderson

02/13/2026

We’re excited to sponsor the CCHF Conference again this year — truly one of our favorite events of the year!

Gatherings like this remind us that we’re not doing this work alone. When mission-driven healthcare leaders come together, communities thrive.

Our team will be there, and we’d love to see you too!

02/09/2026

Spiritual Reflections 02.09.26

Good Morning Crossroad Family,

Exodus 33:14 says, “And he said, my presence shall go with thee, and I will give thee rest.” In this verse, God responds to Moses’ plea with a wonderful promise- His presence will go with him, and He will provide rest. Now this is not referring to physical rest, but a deep spiritual reassurance. You see, God’s presence is the greatest gift we can carry into any situation.

We often look for solutions, directions, and or comfort, but here in this verse God offers something far better: He offers Himself. Understand that God’s presence will always bring us peace when the journey feels long and difficult. The same God that walked with and promised Moses walks with each of us today. God’s presence sustains us, comforts us, and leads us into ever-lasting rest. Thank Him often for the peace that comes not from changed circumstances, but from being close to Him. Psalm 16:11b says, ‘"in His presence is fullness of joy, at your right hand are pleasures forevermore."

When you feel overwhelmed and even frustrated, remind yourself that He is forever with us to guide us in every decision, every challenge and every situation. We have the promise of His word!

Grace & Peace,

Chap. Darryl Anderson

02/02/2026

Spiritual Reflections 02.02.26

Good morning, Crossroad Family,

Romans 8:31 reads, “If God is for us, who can be against us?” What a comforting verse of scripture that is! Life for all of us can seem most chaotic at times. It can leave one doubtful with many unanswered questions. Things can hit us with such overwhelming force and speed; that it leaves us feeling like Job in the scriptures. In Job 3:3, Job curses the day he was born. He says, “May the day perish on which I was born, And the night in which it was said, ‘A male child is conceived.’ How many times in life do we allow foolish talk to pe*****te our thinking and fear to escape our lips? Job felt like everything was against him! He encountered attack after attack. No matter how hard he tried and persevered, Job felt like everything was against him. He loses everything that should matter to him. His health, his family, and even his riches. Life for us is no different than what he experienced. We all have times that we suffer from loss. The truth be told, no one is ever prepared for it!

The reality was that Job was still alive and God was still at work. God often works behind the scenes in all our lives. We don’t always see or comprehend what He is doing. The story of Job illustrates that when we can’t always see God’s hand in our circumstances, we can always trust His providence, meaning that He will never walk away from what He has created. We are forever in His hands and under His watchful eye.

Sometimes God will put us on display to show the world and even ourselves that He hasn’t forgotten about us, and that His hand is still upon us. Remember, if you can get through the trial, you can always get to the blessing.

Make it a great day today, and an even greater week!

Grace & Peace,
Chap. Darryl Anderson

01/27/2026

All Crossroad locations will be open Tues., Jan. 27, for regular hours. Please take care while driving and travel safely as roads may be icy.

01/26/2026

Good Morning Crossroad Family,

This is the final week of January 2026, my, the 1st month has slipped by all too fast. Colossians 2:6-7 says to be rooted and built up in Jesus, established in the faith, abounding in Thanksgiving. It is so important to be overflowing in gratitude because God wants our hearts and minds rooted in Him; prepared for the seed of His word to be planted so the fruit of His Spirit can grow in our lives. Thankfulness or gratitude are the major components in keeping the ground of our hearts cultivated.

Paul encourages the church of Colosse to live a life pleasing the Lord. Give thanks often and bear good fruit. In fact, he encourages the believers to live a life devoted to thankfulness. He writes, “And let the peace of Christ rule in your hearts, to which indeed you were called in one body. And be thankful. Let the word of Christ dwell in you richly, teaching and admonishing one another in all wisdom, sing psalms and hymns and spiritual songs, with thankfulness in your hearts to God. Colossians 3:15,16. Reflect back on the past few days thanking God for all He’s done for you. Allow the fruit of your lips to touch His heart so that the blessings of His hand connect with your life. Continue to practice gratitude for the remainder of the week and even throughout this year!

Make it a great day!
Chap. Darryl Anderson

01/25/2026

All Crossroad locations will be closed Mon., Jan. 26, due to snow. Our on-call providers will still be available for emergencies. If you must travel, please be safe while you are on the roads. Our after-hours lines are open 24/7: OTR: 513-381-2247; Western Hills: 513-922-4271 & Harrison: 513-367-5888.

01/20/2026

Good Morning Crossroad Family,

I read from the book of Isaiah 54:17 today, and it says that, “No weapon formed against you shall prosper, and every tongue which arises against you in judgement you shall condemn. This is the heritage of the servants of the Lord, and their righteousness is from Me, says the Lord.”

What a powerful word to start out the new year! As followers of Jesus Christ, we understand that we will overcome all obstacles which are thrown our way. We can be overcomers in all areas of life. We can stand on God’s holy word and speak to the darkness that may arise up against us. No weapon will succeed against us; because of Christ Jesus we have this promise from the Father, God.
Take it personally, make it your promise, and claim it as yours. This is your heritage and divine gift which empowers us to stay in the fight called life. If you fall, get back up. Confess His word during every trial. Keep your hope when hope seems gone. Speak faith and not doubt. Speak life and not death.

This year, hold on to the Word of Life and reveal it to this broken world. Allow your life to be a powerful witness in the chaos around you. Be ready to share the message of faith, hope, and love to all you encounter.

Make it a great day and an even greater year!
Chap. Darryl Anderson.