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Hours of Operation
Main Office:
Monday - Friday
8AM to 4:45PM
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Dental Clinic:
Monday - Thursday
8AM to 4:45PM
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COVID Testing:
Monday - Closed
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Tues - Fri
8:30AM to 12PM, 12:30PM to 4PM
Matya Riley, FNP-C
Medical Provider
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Ext. 1213
Wade Stark, MA, LCPC
Mental Health Provider
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Ext. 1230
DoCo Health Center is fortunate to have Matya Riley leading the healthcare team. A Charleston resident (but proud Neoga native), Matya is an advanced practice provider with experience caring for a variety of patient populations in numerous settings. She holds an MS in nursing from Frontier Nursing University, and a BS in nursing from SIU Edwardsville, graduating with honors from both institutions.
Matya says she knew from a young age a medical career would be in her future, but wasn't sure exactly what that would look like. The passion was sparked after watching her grandmother battle Alzheimer's disease. Helping care for her grandmother throughout that time was the turning point.
An empathetic nature, quick mind, and patient-first philosophy are hallmark's of Matya's clinical interactions. She has experience in family case management, as a WIC nurse, a provider at Planned Parenthood and for in-home health. She has worked with elderly, pediatric, and gender non-conforming populations, in women's health, in hospital and public health settings, and private practice. Additional practice proficiencies include hormone therapy, joint injections, and regenerative stem cell treatments.
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DoCo Health Center is excited to welcome Wade Stark as its mental healthcare provider. He brings eight years experience, most recently as a clinical supervisor for Elliott Counseling Group, offering intensive clinical therapeutic services to children, adolescents, and adults.
Among other responsibilities, he developed and facilitated DBT group therapy and anger management groups. He is also experienced in crisis situation counseling. Areas of expertise include anger and anxiety management, trauma, and DBT.
Wade cites his ability to connect with others and "meet them where they are" and bringing a safe environment and realism to the therapeutic process as professional strengths.
Wade's passion for his chosen career was ignited after having a successful therapy experience himself when he was younger. He finds it particularly rewarding to help provide hope to others who feel they have lost theirs and is excited to offer services in the rural community, having grown up not far from here.
Casey McClain, LPC
Mental Health Provider
Ext. 1232
DoCo Health Center is delighted to have added a second mental health counselor to
its staff with the recent hiring of Casey McClain of Sullivan. Casey earned a bachelor's
degree in psychology from EIU, and in 2016 earned a Master of Arts in human
development counseling from UI Springfield. An LPC, she is a non-violent crisis
response and intervention provider.
Casey has spent the bulk of her professional career with Shelby County Community
Services mental health clinic, first as a substance abuse counselor, then as a
consultant-based treatment provider and as part of the crisis support staff. She will
be working Tuesday-Friday at DCHC.