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Charlottesville Free Clinic An Open Door to Health Care for Our - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Charlottesville Free Clinic An Open Door to Health Care for Our - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
Charlottesville Free Clinic An Open Door to Health Care for Our Neighbors in Need History of the CFC Mission To provide a volunteer-based community health support system that offers high-quality health care to the working uninsured
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Mission
To provide a volunteer-based community health support system that offers high-quality health care to the working uninsured population, which would
- therwise have no access to care.
To provide practical experience for current and future health care professionals.
To hasten, through education and advocacy, the creation of a comprehensive policy for access to health care.
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CFC Services
Integrated Care (medical, mental health, wellness) Dental Care On-Site Pharmacy Referral Networks
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CFC Services
Treated 3,207 low-income, uninsured patients
with 9,915 visits
Saved our local hospitals an estimated $8.6
million dollars
Distributed 31,687 free prescriptions Secured $2,585,505 of donated medications
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1996 2013 1 Hypertension 1 Dental Exams/Xray 2 Depressive Disorders 2 Dental Extractions 3 Diabetes 3 Hypertension 4 T
- bacco Abuse
4 Dental Caries 5 Acute Sinisitis 5 Hyperlipidemia 6 Gynecological Exam 6 Diabetes 7 Acute Bronchitis 7 Depressive Disorders 8 Acute URI 8 Gynecological Exam 9 Dental Caries 9 Gastric Reflux Disease 10 Hypothyroidism 10 Hypothyroidism
CFC Services: Top 10 Diagnoses/Services
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CFC Statistics
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CFC Statistics
60% Female; 40% Male 59% 36-64 years old; 31% 19-35 years old 52% White; 28% Black; 14% Hispanic 59% Employed; 41% Unemployed
60% H.S.; 20% some college; 14% degree; 5% grad degree
35% Wouldn’t seek care; 21% EDs
46% below 100% FPL; 39% 100-200%; 15% above
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CFC Statistics:
Top 10 CFC Patient Occupation Categories
1.
Housekeeping/Custodial
2.
Retail
3.
Restaurants
4.
Child Care
5.
Construction
6.
Housepainter
7.
Health Care
8.
Driver
9.
Landscaping/Grounds Maintenance
10.
Office Worker
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CFC Funding
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CFC Funding
CFC Projected Revenue Sources FY2014 (Total $1,775,990)
Fundraising, $964,000, 55% Public Funds, $335,990, 19% Opportunity Fund, $160,000, 9% Grants, $131,000, 7% CVC, $85,000, 5% Hurd Endowment, $75,000, 4% Interest/Reimbursement s, $25,000, 1%
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CFC and U.Va.: Students
Medical Students and Nursing Students
Insulin Titration Program Integrated Care Ambassadors
University Internship Program
Medical, Dental, Pharmacy, Development, Admin
Madison House
Medical, Dental, Administration
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CFC and U.Va.: Faculty, Staff, Administration
Board Leadership
28 members with U.Va. Affiliations
Trish Cluff, Tom Daniel MD, Carolyn Engelhard, Corey Feist, Mohan Nadkarni MD, John Owen MD, Leonard Sandridge
Volunteer Time
Last year, CFC had 539 volunteers. 161 of them had U.Va. ties. Those 161 volunteers came 1,459 times
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CFC and U.Va.: Financial Support
Commonwealth of Virginia Campaign
U.Va. #1 in State; Surpassed $1 million dollar
mark in 2012 campaign
CFC total nearing $1 million dollar mark
Donated labs and other services for patients
Event sponsorships
Golf tournament Concert
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CFC and U.Va.
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