Rock River Community Clinic Completes $2 Million Capital Campaign

Rock River Community Clinic (RRCC) recently completed their $2 million capital campaign
after just over a year of fundraising efforts.

The Wisconsin State Building Commission recently awarded RRCC $330,000 through the Non-
State Grant Program, helping reach the finish line.

The 2025-2026 “Moving Upstream” Campaign consisted of:
● Opening a new integrated medical, dental & behavioral client site in the first floor of the
Fort HealthCare Johnson Creek clinic to expand and integrate patient care services
● Renovating the existing medical clinic in Whitewater to expand into the empty lower suite
for administrative and business offices, creating additional space to support the
continued growth of medical services.
● Relocating and renovating the Watertown medical clinic to the empty Medical Clinic
building on the Watertown Regional Medical Center campus
“Because of this incredible support, we’ll be able to serve more patients while reducing barriers
to accessing care,” said Dr. Olivia Nichols, CEO/Executive Director of Rock River Community
Clinic. “Medical, dental, and behavioral health services will operate together in our new
Johnson Creek clinic, a milestone made possible by this campaign and the generosity of our
community.”

By integrating patient services, RRCC will minimize overhead costs and maximize patient
access to affordable services. By late summer, RRCC plans to transform the Watertown clinic
into an outpatient behavioral health center. With these expansions, RRCC projects to serve
6,800 patients annually by 2028, totaling an estimated 23,000 visits.

Caption (from left to right): The lobby of the new Johnson Creek integrated care clinic, the
renovated Whitewater clinic, and the exterior of the new Watertown clinic.

RRCC will host a public open house of the Johnson Creek clinic later this summer, offering
community members an opportunity to tour the clinic and learn more about RRCC’s mission to
provide quality, comprehensive health care for all.

To learn more about Rock River Community Clinic, visit RockRiverCommunityClinic.com/, or
contact Dr. Nichols at director@rockrivercommunityclinic.org or 262.472.6839.


Rock River Community Clinic (RRCC) is a community health center that provides
comprehensive and cost-effective health care services to ensure all community members have
access to the care they need.

At RRCC, all community members are welcome and accepted, regardless of ability to pay, with
discounted prices for patients who are uninsured or underinsured (high deductible plans).
RRCC also provides care coordination services to help patients overcome barriers to accessing
healthcare (e.g., transportation), and helps to coordinate referrals. Bilingual staff (Spanish &
English) are available to support patients and their families. By increasing access to health care
services, offering care at affordable costs, and assisting with healthcare navigation, RRCC
works to create a healthier, more equitable, community. For clinic hours and directions, visit
www.rockrivercommunityclinic.org

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