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Mission: to improve the health and well-being of the individuals, families and communities we serve
Mosaic Medical
- Founded in Prineville in 2002
- Ochoco Clinic
- 15 clinics(access points) serving the Tri County
The Role of School Based Health Centers September 12, 2018 - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
The Role of School Based Health Centers September 12, 2018 - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
The Role of School Based Health Centers September 12, 2018 Mission: to improve the health and well-being of the individuals, families and communities we serve Mosaic Medical Founded in Prineville in 2002 Ochoco Clinic 15
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General Services Provided
- Primary Care
- Care Coordination
- Panel Management
- Behavioral Health
- Clinical Pharmacy
- Nutrition Integration
- Remote Patient Monitoring
- Wellness Education
- Substance Abuse Services
- Telemedicine
- Outreach & Enrollment
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Patient Demographics
Patients By Age Patients By Insurance Type
24% Children (0-18) 63% Adults (19-64) 13% Seniors (65+)
* Oregon Health Plan
59%
8% 19% 14%
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School Based Health Centers
- A partnership
- Local Public Health Authority
- School District
- Medical Sponsor
- Primary care clinic that is located on school campus
- Provide care to anyone between the ages of 0 through 18
- Studies show better school attendance when there is an SBHC on campus
- Collaborate with parents, youth advisory councils, local providers and community
partners to provide health services that benefit students, families and the community
- We bring youth centered medical care to the school so school nurses, counselors
and staff can refer students quickly for the care they need
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Pediatrics and School Based Health Centers
2010 – Full service pediatrics at one location (Bend) 2011 – Crook Kids School Based Health Center Crook County Public Health and School District 2012 – Lynch Elementary School Based Health Center Deschutes County and Redmond School District 2014 – Enworth Community Health Center Deschutes County and Bend La Pine School District 2015 – Bend High School Based Health Center Deschutes County and Bend La Pine School District 2017 – Madras High School Based Health Center Jefferson County Public Health and 509J School District 2017 – Redmond High School Based Health Center Deschutes County and Redmond School District La Pine High School Based Health Center – La Pine Community Health Center Gilchrist School Based Health Center – La Pine Community Health Center Sisters High School Based Health Center – St. Charles
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National
- 1367 Community Health Centers nationwide with 10,404 delivery sites. Last year, overall,
they saw 25,860,296 patients, a 33% increase since 2010. School based sites saw 755k patients last year (2.9% of total).
- Most visits were for preventive service (25.2M), but visits for chronic care management
(22.6M) and behavioral health (20.9M) were not far behind.
Oregon
- 31 Community Health Centers statewide with 212 delivery sites. Last year, overall, they
saw 383, 691 patients, a 38% increase since 2012. School based sites saw just over 27K patients (7% of total, over double the national).
- Most visits were for behavioral health (709K), while visits for chronic care management
(283K) and preventive health (283K) were still significant. Overall, Oregon has been ahead
- f the curve on behavior health integration.
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A Few Facts…..
- Mosaic Medical is the medical sponsor of 6 of 78 SBHCs in
Oregon
- For ever $1 in State Public Health Revenue, Mosaic Medical
brought in $5.09 in other revenue (the average was $2.55)
- Mosaic Medical SBHCs ranked 4/27 in utilization across the
state
- Mosaic Medical ranked 4/27 in average revenue
- Mosaic Medical, in partnership with County and School
District Sponsors, received one of five of this years SBHC Service Excellence Awards
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CAHPS, KPMs and KPIs
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More School Based Health Centers?
- How do you choose a site for an SBHC?
- If funding were available would there be more SBHCs?
- How are SBHCs funded?
- Planning grants
- Base funding
- Counties with one SBHC - $60K per year
- Counties with more than one SBHC - $56K per year
- Funding structure
- Reimbursement
- Confidential visits
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How can the State help?
- Continue funding SBHCS
- Increase funding as well as offer more planning grants for SBHCs
- Increase funding for integrated services within SHBCs
- Behavioral Health
- Dental
- Provide funding for capital improvements
- Crook Kids
- Madras High
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