Mountain People's Health Councils Inc.

09/16/2025

Our new state of the art MRI machine arrived today!. The new mammogram, bone density, ultrasound, and digital X-ray machines are close behind. MPHC will soon be offering advanced diagnostic services closer to home! Stay tuned....

09/03/2025

🎡✨ Come see us today at the Senior Citizens Center for Senior Fair Day ! ✨🎡

We have a goody basket ready to raffle off to one lucky winner! 🥳

FREE fun 🎉 Door Prizes 🎶 Elvis 🍴 Free Lunch 🥧 Pie & Apple Peeling Contests 🍎

Thank you Quality Home Health for hosting and Inviting us!

08/22/2025

Senator Ken Yeager and Mayor Lori Phillips-Jones tour the new Mountain People’s Imaging Center that is currently under construction and expected to open this Fall.

Pictured:
William Lay, Director of MPHC Imaging Center
Ken Yeager, TN State Senator
Shirley Torwirt, MPHC Project Manager
Greg Ball, MPHC CFO
Lori Phillips-Jones, Town of Oneida Mayor

08/20/2025

Mountain People’s Health Councils is now interviewing for several full-time positions for our Imaging Center set to open this fall. We are looking for highly motivated, dependable staff as we expand our services to the community and surrounding counties!

We currently have open positions for:

🔺Reception
🔺Billing Office Staff
🔺Experienced Registered MRI Technologist
🔺Registered General/Vascular Ultrasonographer

We offer competitive wages based on education and experience and a generous benefit package, including PTO and Holiday pay.

MPHC is an equal opportunity employer and does not discriminate on age, race, religion, or sexual orientation.

MPHC will not accept unsolicited resumes from recruiters, headhunters, or employment agencies.

Interested applicants can send resumes to EllisR@mphci.com or drop off at the Administrative Office located at 470 Industrial Lane in Oneida between the hours of 8:00AM and 4:30PM.

08/12/2025

Mountain People’s has received the National Quality Award from the Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) in both Heart Health and Diabetes Health. These awards are given to the top 1% of all health centers in the United States for treatment of these conditions and represent the hard work by our team of providers and nurses to provide the very best care to patients.

Mountain People’s has received the National Quality Leader Award for Heart Health for the last 6 consecutive years. This is the first year we have been recognized in the top 1% for our outstanding Diabetes Health care.

Community Health Centers, like Mountain People’s, see over 30 million patients in the United States each year. Being recognized in the top 1% of all health centers is a significant honor and achievement and represents the exceptional health care provided by our dedicated staff.

05/22/2025

02/19/2025

Due to snowy conditions in the area, please call prior to venturing out to make sure your provider is working today. 423-286-CARE (2273). Stay safe!

01/23/2025

January is Cervical Health Awareness Month!

Stay healthy and up-to-date with routine screenings and vaccinations. Cervical cancer is preventable! Early detection is best. Call one of our offices to schedule your appointment!

(423)286-CARE

12/06/2024

The holidays are a wonderful time to enjoy family and friends! However, the holidays can also be very stressful to some. Mountain People's team of counselors are here to help if needed. Follow these simple tips to help keep the holidays enjoyable.

11/27/2024

Mountain People's offices will be closed for the Thanksgiving holiday and will reopen on Monday December 2nd.

Enjoy time with family and friends this Thanksgiving and remember to stop and give thanks for the blessings received.

11/26/2024

Mountain People's Health recently held a groundbreaking ceremony for its new Imaging Center. Several local, state, and federal dignitaries participated in the event. Thank you to all those that joined us as we work to bring much needed services to our community.

Pictured from left to right: MPHC board members Tracey Stansberry, Michelle Trieschmann, and Phyllis Strunk, James Lovett (MPHC CEO), MPHC board members Anna Rose Sexton and Rick Keeton, Van Hilleary (Chief of Staff to Congressman John Rose), MPHC board member Bill Dunlap, Dr. Edward Capparelli (MPHC physician), Kelly Keisling (TN State Representative), Lori Phillips-Jones (Mayor of Oneida), Dennis Jeffers (Mayor of Huntsville), Hal Leftwich (Chamber of Commerce President and CEO of Big South Fork Medical Center).