Alivio Health Center 966 W. 21st Street, Chicago, IL Ph: (312) / Fax: (312) aliviomedicalcenter.org

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1 Alivio Health Center 966 W. 21st Street, Chicago, IL Ph: (312) / Fax: (312) aliviomedicalcenter.org Alivio Medical Center is a bilingual, bicultural organization committed to providing access to quality cost effective health care to the Latino community, the uninsured and underinsured, and not to the exclusion of other cultures and races. This mission is expressed through the provision of services, advocacy, education and research and evaluation provided in an environment of caring and respect. Western Avenue Clinic 2355 South Western Avenue, Chicago Morgan Street Clinic 966 West 21st Street, Chicago Cicero Clinic 4842 West Cermak Road, Cicero School Based Health Centers Little Village Lawndale High School Campus, 3120 South Kostner Avenue, Chicago John Spry Community School and Community Links High School, 2400 South Marshall Boulevard, Chicago Jose Clemente Orozco Academy of Fine Arts & Sciences, 1940 West 19th Street, Chicago Arizona State University Nurse Managed Health Centers (ASU) 500 N. 3rd Street, Suite 155 Phoenix, AZ Phone: (602) / Fax: (602) Nurse Managed Health Centers (NHMC) The Arizona State University College of Nursing and Health Innovation proudly manages five (5) nonprofit Nurse Managed Health Centers (NMHC). Our centers give nurses the opportunity to move to the forefront of healthcare, while educating ASU's undergraduate and graduate nursing students and providing access to healthcare in the process. The health centers have an interdisciplinary staff that provides both physical and mental health services. The support that the NMCH's receive from healthcare officials, third party health insurance companies, policy makers, donor agencies, the news media, religious and community leaders, is critical to the sustainability of the clinics. ASU Health Center, located on the first floor of the Nursing & Healthcare Innovation (NHI) building at 500 N. 3rd Street. Students, faculty and staff from any ASU campus, as well as the public, are able to access quality, affordable healthcare while studying or working in the Downtown Phoenix area. Breaking the Cycle Community Health Care, based in central Phoenix, a few blocks north of the Downtown Phoenix campus, provides free or low cost reproductive health services for adolescents and adults who do not have health insurance. Community Health Services Clinic, in Scottsdale, is nationally recognized as one of the first primary healthcare centers in the country to be directed and staffed by nurses. Escalante Health Center, in Tempe located at the Escalante Community Center, serves low income children, their families, and elderly adults who are residents of Tempe. North Tempe Health Center, located at the North Tempe Multi Generational Center aims to promote healthy lifestyles and behaviors, improve quality of life, and provide access to healthcare for uninsured or underinsured individuals, children and families in Tempe. Current as of March 12, 2010 Page 1

2 Each year, the centers' staff mentors more than 200 undergraduate and graduate ASU nursing students, providing educational experiences from the exam room to the Board room. Providing healthcare in community settings is cost effective and reduces the use of emergency rooms for non urgent needs. Combined, the centers reach more than 1,000 people each month, creating an environment that encourages community involvement among tomorrow's professional nurses. The centers bring healthcare to the clients in the neighborhood where they live. Centers are located on a university campus, in a church, community centers, and in a retail mall. The centers serve as sites for faculty practice, research and clinical trials. The centers also serve a diverse population that crosses all socio economic levels. The staff are members of insurance networks such as Blue Cross/Blue Shield, Aetna, United Health, RAN & AMN, Schaller Anderson, Arizona Foundation for Medical Care, Medicare, TriCare, APIPA and Cigna. Community Health Mission (CHM) 310 Eisenhower Dr., Bldg. #5 Savannah, GA Ph: (912) / Fax: (912) The Community Health Mission offers free primary healthcare to approximately 6,000 uninsured residents of Savannah, GA. Community Health Mission provides basic medical coverage, for non emergency condition. This program while is basic the details are what counts. Some of these services are provided thanks to partners such as Memorial University Medical Center, St. Joseph's Candler Health Systems, Coastal Health District Chatham County Health Department, Quest Diagnostics, Trident, and local healthcare providers. Services include: Clinical breast examination (CBE) Pap smear Screening Mammography Prostate Specific Antigen Test (PSA) Colposcopy HIV testing as recommended by Healthcare Provider Diagnostics Test such as MIR, CAT Scans, X rays, DEXA, PET SCAN Erie Family Health Center 1701 West Superior Street Chicago, IL phone: Erie Family Health Care culturally sensitive health care to nearly 30,000 low income, underinsured and uninsured Chicagoans. Our community based health centers are portals to high quality care and a higher quality of life regardless of a patient s ability to pay. At Erie Family Health Center, we believe health care is a right, not a privilege. Our mission is to provide accessible, affordable and high quality health care for those in need. Since 1957, when the Erie Family Health Center was first established as a volunteer clinic by doctors from Northwestern Memorial Hospital, it has been Erie s mission to ensure that all Chicagoans have access to high quality, culturally sensitive, bilingual health care services regardless of their ability to pay. Today, Erie serves about 30,000 patients annually at nine (9) sites, including three school based health centers, a teen health center and two oral health centers. Erie West Town Health Center, 1701 West Superior Street, Chicago, IL 60622, phone: Erie Humboldt Park Health Center, 2750 West North Avenue, Chicago, IL 60647, phone: Erie Humboldt Park Dental Health Center, 2750 West North Avenue, Chicago, IL 60647, phone: Erie Helping Hands Health Center, 4747 North Kedzie Avenue, Chicago, IL 60625, phone: Erie Teen Health Center, 1945 West Wilson Avenue, 5th Floor, Chicago, IL 60640, phone: Current as of March 12, 2010 Page 2

3 Erie Westside Health Center at Ryerson Elementary School, 646 North Lawndale Avenue, Chicago, IL 60624, phone: Erie Henson School Based Health Center, 1326 South Avers, Rooms 106 & 107,Chicago, IL 60623, phone: Erie Helping Hands Dental Health Center, 4751 North Kedzie Avenue, Chicago, IL 60625, phone: Erie Clemente Wildcats Student Health Center, 1147 North Western Avenue, Chicago, IL 60622, phone: Family Health Network of Central New York (FHNY) 17 Main Street, Suite 302 Cortland, NY Main Phone: (607) Main Fax: (607) Hours: 8:30 5 Monday Friday Rooted in the geographic center of New York State, in the Crown City of Cortland, NY and surrounding rural areas, FHN works to enhance the health and well being of individuals from underserved, rural communities by providing comprehensive, affordable medical and dental services. These services are delivered in a caring, professional and family friendly environment that is sensitive to the diverse health care needs and challenges of our patients, while encouraging the development of strong healthy lives. Established in 1972, Family Health Network (FHN) is a federally funded community health center, serving Cortland and contiguous counties. FHN is the only source of care in three of the five communities served, and the only source of sliding adjustments for low income individuals and families in the Cortland County region. Our programs include: Family Practice, Women's Health, Perinatal/PCAP Program, Pediatrics, Occupational Health, School Health Program, and Family Dentistry. We accept private insurance, Medicaid, and Medicare. We also offer a sliding fee for those who qualify. We offer assisted enrollment in Child Health Plus and Family Health Plus. Here is a list of locations: FHN Health Centers Administration Cincinnatus Health Center Cortland Health Center Groton Avenue Dental Center DeRuyter/Cuyler Health Center Marathon Health Center Moravia Health Center School Based Health Centers Friend Family Health Care Center 800 E. 55th Street Chicago, IL (773) The Friend Family Health Center (FFHC) provides a wide range of health and social services for people of all ages and offers a sliding fee discount program for those without insurance. As a community health center, we want to make a difference in the community and be your medical home, Serving the South Side of Chicago at three locations, FFHC provides primary medical care by pediatricians, adolescent specialists, internists (adult doctors), obstetrics/ gynecologists (prenatal and women's health), family practitioners, and nurse practitioners. At Friend Family Health Center our mission is to provide superior health care in a compassionate manner, ever mindful of each patient s dignity and individuality. As a community health center, we want to make a difference in your health and commit to keeping our community healthy and become your medical home. Current as of March 12, 2010 Page 3

4 We provide quality health care, have caring and experienced doctors and staff, and we provide services for the entire family. We also provide a wide range of comprehensive services, including Primary Medical Care for Adults and Children, OB/GYN care, Pregnancy Case Management, Lactation Education, Pediatric Developmental and Behavioral Clinic, Newborn Clinic, Asthma Clinic, Specialized Adolescence Services, HIV/AIDS Care, Family Case Management, Nutrition Education, Legal Assistance, Social Services, Specialty Care, Bilingual Staff S. Western, Chicago, IL 60636, Phone South Pulaski Road, Chicago, IL 60629, Phone Beethoven Health Center, 25 West 47th Street, Chicago, IL 60609, Phone West 47th Street, Chicago, IL 60632, Phone E. 55th Street, Chicago, IL 60615, Phone Gary Community Health Center (GCHC) / (recent legal name change dba Community HealthNet, Inc.) 1021 W 5th Ave Gary, IN Phone: (219) Fax: (219) Gary Community Health Center, Inc. (GCHC) is a non profit community based primary health care organization dedicated to providing accessible, affordable, comprehensive and quality health service regardless of ability to pay. GCHC will strive to serve the needs of the medically underserved and uninsured community in the most respectful, efficient and professional manner. To achieve this commitment, the GCHC will work on collaboration with other health care providers and serviceoriented agencies in the community to provide a continuum of case. No one will be refused treatment, regardless of the ability to pay. Glide Family Services (GHS) 330 Ellis Street San Francisco, CA Phone: (415) Our mission is to create a radically inclusive, just and loving community mobilized to alleviate suffering and break the cycles of poverty and marginalization. Glide Health Services (GHS) operates a community clinic that provides care and treatment to more than 3,000 homeless, indigent and low income people every year, regardless of ability to pay. GHS clients are 60% homeless, racially diverse and a population that has great health disparities. In partnership with Catholic Healthcare West, Saint Francis Memorial Hospital, and UCSF School of Nursing, GHS is funded though grants from the HRSA Division of Nursing and the Bureau of Primary Healthcare. GHS provides holistic client centered care which includes: Primary care, Chronic disease management, Urgent care, Case management, Brief psychotherapy, Crisis intervention, Psychiatric evaluation, Medication management, Smoking cessation, Chiropractic, HIV testing, Risk reduction counseling, Diabetic retinopathy screening, Health promotion and education, Recovery 90 day outpatient program, and Drop in recovery groups. Janice Mirikitani Family, Youth and Childcare Center, 434 Ellis Street, San Francisco, CA 94102, (415) Glide YouthBuild Training Site, 13th St & Ave. E Treasure Island, San Francisco, CA 94102, Cecil Williams Glide Community House, 333 Taylor Street, San Francisco, CA 94102, (415) Glide Economic Development Corporation (GEDC) Family Housing, 125 Mason Street, San Francisco, CA 94102, (415) Current as of March 12, 2010 Page 4

5 Heart City Health Center 236 Simpson Avenue Elkhart, IN Phone: (574) Fax: (574) Heart City Health Center, Inc. (HCHC) is a private nonprofit agency providing affordable, high quality, primary health and dental care to thousands of area residents in Elkhart County. None of the services you receive at Heart City Health Center require insurance; however we do rely on patient fees and insurance payments (Medicaid and Medicare) for the majority of our funding. Sliding Fee Scale Discounts are offered to uninsured patients based on income and family size. MEDICAL SERVICES include: Primary and preventive care, Physical examinations, Employment/Sports/School Physicals, Well child checks, Immunizations, Obstetrics/gynecology, Chronic diseases management, Breast and cervical cancer screenings, Laboratory work and x rays, Health and wellness education, Diabetes Screening, Treatment, Management Women s Health Screenings and Annual Exams. Heartland Alliance for Human Needs & Human Rights 208 S. LaSalle Street, Suite 1818 Chicago, IL Phone: / Fax: Heartland Alliance for Human Needs & Human Rights helps people living in poverty or danger to improve their lives and realize their human rights. From a refugee fleeing violence and torture to a resident of public housing trying to escape the cycle of poverty, Heartland Alliance helps people in the toughest of circumstances who often have no place else to go. We bring a human rights perspective to our work. We believe human rights are both about issues abroad as well as issues in our own backyard including freedom from poverty, access to health care, a roof over your head, and fair treatment in the justice system. Heartland Health Outreach (HHO) Heartland Health Outreach, the health care arm of Heartland Alliance, is an established leader in providing affordable, highquality health care to men, women, and children who would otherwise struggle to address basic health needs. Founded as a national Health Care for the Homeless demonstration project in 1985, Heartland Health Outreach's services have since grown significantly. Our services include primary care, mental health, oral health, and substance use treatment and services for low income, homeless, immigrant, and refugee populations throughout the Chicago region. Through services delivered at our health center, outpatient and residential locations, and outreach programs at more than 120 area homeless shelters, Heartland Health Outreach annually serves the health needs of thousands of medically underserved people, filling major gaps in the region's health care system. Our diverse programs and services set the standard for inclusive, multidisciplinary treatment. The mission of Heartland Health Outreach is to improve the health of vulnerable individuals and communities lacking access to health care through the provision of culturally competent, multidisciplinary services designed to prevent illness and improve physical, mental and social well being, and through advocacy that promotes the human right to comprehensive, integrated systems of care. Heartland International Health Center (HIHC) The mission of Heartland International Health Center (HIHC) is to improve the well being of the communities we serve by providing accessible, high quality healthcare. Last year, our four locations on the north side of Chicago provided over 13,000 patients with a medical home where they could receive comprehensive services including primary care, prenatal care, pediatric care, immunizations, women s health care, chronic disease management, medication discounts, oral health, mental health, and psychiatric services. Current as of March 12, 2010 Page 5

6 For more than 100 years, Heartland Alliance has provided hope, opportunity, and solutions through both services and advocacy. Our work spans across four key areas, creating paths from crisis to stability and on to success: Housing: We build and advocate for safe, high quality housing and supportive services for people experiencing homelessness, poverty, or chronic illness. We work to ensure comprehensive health care medical, dental, mental health, and substance use treatment is fully available to people experiencing poverty or trauma. Heartland Health Outreach (HHO) Lawrence Avenue: 1015 W. Lawrence, 2nd Floor, Chicago, IL 60640, Phone: Heartland International Health Center (HIHC) Lincoln Square: 2645 W. Lawrence, Chicago, IL 60626, Ph: Rogers Park: 2200 W. Touhy Avenue, Chicago, IL 60645, Ph: Senn High School: 5900 N. Glenwood Ave., Chicago, IL 60660, Ph: Roosevelt High School: 3436 West Wilson Avenue Chicago, IL 60625, Ph: Hill Country Health and Wellness Center Highway 299 East Round Mountain, CA Phone: Fax: At Hill Country Health and Wellness Center, the patient is always seen as a whole person, never a body part or problem. Our expanded services will soon include Ob Gyn, Cardiology, Orthopedic services, Chiropractic, Massage Therapy, Acupuncture and adult day care. All providers work together to ensure that patients are receiving all the care and the most appropriate care that they need to get and stay well. Medical Services: Preventative Care, Well Child Care, Women s Health, Men s Health, Senior Care, Family Planning, Sports Physicals, DMV Exams, Medication Management, Accidents and Acute Illness, Podiatry Dental Services Group and Family Counseling and Child and Adolescent Counseling Howard Brown Health Center 4025 N. Sheridan Road Chicago, IL Phone: The mission of Howard Brown is to promote the well being of gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender persons through the provision of health care and wellness programs, including clinical, educational, social service and research activities. Howard Brown designed these programs to serve gay, lesbian, and bisexual persons in a confidential, supportive, and nurturing environment. Howard Brown Health Center is committed to working cooperatively with other community based organizations serving and contributing to the gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender community. Founded in 1974, Howard Brown is now one of the nation s largest lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) organizations. With an annual budget of over $15 million, the agency serves more than 28,000 adults and youth each year in its diverse health and social service delivery system focused around seven major programmatic divisions: primary medical care, behavioral health, research, HIV/STD prevention, youth services, elder services, and community initiatives. Current as of March 12, 2010 Page 6

7 Howard Brown is a multi site operation based in Chicago and includes a main health and research center in the Uptown neighborhood, Triad Health practice at Illinois Masonic Hospital, the Broadway Youth Center, and three Brown Elephant resale shops in Chicago and Oak Park. Howard Brown Health Center: 4025 N. Sheridan Road, Chicago, IL 60613, Ph: TRIAD: 3000 North Halsted Street, Suite 711, Chicago, IL 60657, Ph: Broadway Youth Center: 3179 N. Broadway, Chicago, IL 60657, Ph: Marin County Dept. of Health & Human Services ADMINISTRATION: Department of Health and Human Services Administration 20 North San Pedro Road, Suite 2028 San Rafael, California Tel: (415) / Fax: (415) :00 a.m. 5:00 p.m. CLINIC: HHS HEALTH CLINICS 3260 Kerner Boulevard San Rafael, CA The mission of the Marin County Department of Health and Human Services (H&HS) is to promote and protect the health, well being, self sufficiency and safety of all people in Marin County. The Department of Health and Human Services (H&HS) delivers, coordinates and/or administers a range of state, federal and local programs that address the County's health and welfare needs. Many of its services are mandated by state and federal laws that are sometimes inconsistent, and that tend to differentiate client populations according to factors such as age, type of services needed, or gender. The challenge for H&HS is to serve Marin County in a manner that best addresses the community, family, and individual as a whole, while maximizing resources that tend to be earmarked to specific populations or issues. Near North Health Service Corporation (NNHSC) 1276 N. Clybourn Chicago, IL Phone: Fax: Near North Health Service Corporation is a 501(c)(3) non profit Federally Qualified Health Center (FQHC). It is one of the largest providers of community based primary care in Chicago. We provide health care, social services and nutrition education to the medically indigent and uninsured residents of the Near North side (Cabrini Green), West Town, Humboldt Park, West Garfield Park, Austin, Kenwood/Oakland, Douglas and Grand Boulevard, and Uptown communities. Over the years, Near North Health Service Corporation has been called upon to expand in the face of increasingly diverse community needs. Our first clinic was housed within the Olivet Community Center, more than forty years ago. However, the unique approach to health care that we began back then has proven itself to be a strong foundation that has withstood the test of time. Our philosophy reflects an approach that anticipates community needs and plans for expansions that are developed in accordance to these needs. Throughout our continuous evolution, we are happy to report that not only have our methods held up under the intense new demands of ever changing communities, but also we have come through with shining results. We are proud to report that our successes now serve as a national model for excellence in community oriented primary health care. Current as of March 12, 2010 Page 7

8 Near North Health Service Corporation (NNHSC) targets a primary service area that is spread across many of Chicago's 77 community areas, encompassing a population of more than 1,500,000. A full array of primary care clinical services and comprehensive social support programs are provided through six (6) Near North community based health centers. While disparate, NNHSC communities are characterized by large concentrations of CHA high rise apartments, abandoned residential buildings, blighted commercial properties, and an utter absence of basic services and health care resources. In fiscal year 2008, NNHSC served 47, 506 clinical and non clinical patients through more than 98,508 visits. Almost half of NNHSC users, 51%, are uninsured; 42% have Medicaid coverage, and 7% are covered through Medicare. Females account for 67% of NNHSC patients and males represent 33%. Seventy percent (70%) of NNHSC users live at or below 100% of the Federal Poverty Index (FPI) and another 25% is between 100% to 200% of FPI. Cottage View Health Center, 4829 South Cottage Grove, Chicago, IL, Phone: Denny Community Health Center, 30 W. Chicago,, Chicago, IL, Phone: Komed Holman Health Center, 4259 South Berkeley, Chicago, IL, Phone: Louise Landau Health Center, 800 N. Kedzie Ave., Chicago, IL, Phone: Uptown Community Health Center, 4867 N. Broadway Ave., Chicago, IL, Phone: Winfield Moody Health Center, 1276 N. Clybourn, Chicago, IL, Phone: Neighborhood Health Care Network (NHCN) 2610 University Ave W., Suite 400 (Administrative Office) Saint Paul, MN Phone: / Fax: The Neighborhood Health Care Network is a shared management services organization supporting 14 community health clinics in Minneapolis and Saint Paul metropolitan area. By providing a variety of services on a group basis, the Network maximizes cost efficiency for its members and allows them to focus more on direct patient care. The Network provides shared services in five primary areas: clinical quality and disease management, information technology, managed care and joint contracting, community outreach, and joint fundraising. The 14 clinic members of the Network operate 46 clinic locations in the Twin Cities, serving more than 145,000 people annually. These clinics primarily serve low income people more than half without any health insurance who often get left behind by the traditional health care system. To effectively serve such a diverse population, member clinics go beyond traditional medical services to provide transportation, translation, social services and culturally appropriate health care and education. For over 12 years, the Network and its member clinics have played a critical role in reducing health disparities and meeting the evolving needs of increasingly diverse communities in the Twin Cities. Annex Teen Clinic Community Dental Care Community University Health Care Center/Variety Children's Clinic (CUHCC) Face to Face Health & Counseling Family Tree Clinic Indian Health Board of Minneapolis Neighborhood Involvement Program (N.I.P.) NorthPoint Health & Wellness Center Planned Parenthood of Minnesota, North Dakota, South Dakota Southside Community Health Services Teen Age Medical Service (TAMS) United Family Practice Health Center West Side Community Clinic La Clinica West Side Community Health Services West Suburban Teen Clinic Current as of March 12, 2010 Page 8

9 Night Ministry 4711 N. Ravenswood Avenue Chicago, IL Tel: / Fax: Since 1976, The Night Ministry, a non denominational, non profit organization, has served Chicago s most vulnerable. We accept people where they are regardless of race, ethnicity, religion, sexual orientation, or social status. We offer services in a welcoming and affirming environment. Our ministry is one of serving others, being present with them. Every month, The Night Ministry serves hundreds of individuals all ages, races, religions, sexual orientations, economic and educational backgrounds. We meet people where they are, on physical, spiritual, emotional, and levels. Our ministry is one of serving. We serve youth and adults who face multiple complex challenges on a daily basis, including homelessness, poverty, abuse, loneliness, and neglect. Many of us who are not on the streets take for granted a lifetime of "helping hands" from family and friends. The people we serve often have not had this help. Our Outreach and Health program provides services at night to youth and adults in neighborhoods where they live. Staff and volunteers work to build non judgmental relationships aimed at empowering individuals to meet their own needs. We try to help those we serve find and use their own strengths and resources. Relationship building requires dependability. Showing up consistently is one of the most important things we do. Our customized Health Outreach Bus travels to six Chicago neighborhoods from 7 11:30 pm, Monday Saturday, on a regular schedule all year. The Bus does not transport visitors to or from any location. With thousands of uninsured individuals in Chicago, The Night Ministry s outreach and health services are important to those who have difficulty accessing traditional health services. Many of our bus visitors find it challenging to seek services elsewhere. North Country Health Center (NCHC) 2920 N. 4th Street Flagstaff, AZ Phone: To provide accessible, affordable, comprehensive, quality primary healthcare in an atmosphere of respect, dignity, and cultural sensitivity. The health and well being of patients and community alike are promoted through direct services, training/education, outreach, and advocacy. North Country HealthCare provides extensive primary care services to low income, uninsured, or underinsured people in northern Arizona. As the only publicly supported community health center in the area, our charges are based on a sliding fee scale determined by income and household size. North Country offers full scale outpatient primary healthcare in Flagstaff, Lake Havasu, Ash Fork, Seligman, Grand Canyon, Kingman, Winslow, Holbrook, St. Johns, Round Valley and Show Low. These services include: Family Medicine, Preventive Health Services, Dental Care, OB/GYN & Pediatrics, Pharmacy including Prescription Discounts, Integrative Medicine, Disease Management, Mental Health Services, and Radiology. Flagstaff, 2920 N. 4th Street, Flagstaff, AZ 86004, Ph: (928) Seligman, West Oak Street, Seligman, AZ 86337, Ph: (928) Winslow, 620 West Lee Street, Winslow, AZ 86047, Ph: (928) St. Johns, 625 North 13th West, St. Johns, AZ 85936, Ph: (928) Ash Fork, 112 Park Avenue, Ash Fork, AZ 86320, Ph: (928) Round Valley, 830 E. Main Street, Suite 230, Springerville, AZ 85938, Ph: (928) Grand Canyon, Located in the Grand Canyon National Park, 1 Clinic Road, Grand Canyon, AZ 86023, Ph: (928) Holbrook, 1401 W Florida Street, Holbrook, AZ 86025, Ph: (928) Kingman, 1510 Stockton Hill Rd, Kingman, AZ 86401, Ph: (928) Lake Havasu City, 2090 N. Smoketree Ave., Lake Havasu City, AZ 86403, Ph: (928) Show Low, 2650 E. Show Low Lake Rd, Suite 1, Show Low, AZ 85901, Ph: (928) Current as of March 12, 2010 Page 9

10 North Georgia College & State University (NGCSU) / Appalachian Nurse Practitioner Clinic (ANPC) North Georgia College & State University Department of Nursing 426 Health & Natural Sciences Building, Room 102 Dahlonega, GA Phone: (706) The Appalachian Nurse Practitioner clinic provides basic health care for uninsured and low income residents residing in seven counties of the North Georgia Appalachian region. The staff treats general health ailments and help patients manage their chronic diseases along with providing routine exams for preventive care. The mission of the Appalachian Nurse Practitioner Clinic is to improve access to quality health care for the medically underserved residents of Lumpkin, Dawson, Hall, White, Fannin, Gilmer, and Union counties by providing health services while integrating student clinical experience and faculty practice in the delivery of health care services. The following services are provided by the clinic: Chronic Disease Management (Asthma, Diabetes, Hypertension, Obesity), Community Outreach with a Mobile Health Unit, Health Education, Preventative Care (Physical exams, screening), Primary Care. PCC Community Wellness Center 14 West Lake Street Oak Park, Illinois Phone: (708) / Fax: (708) PCC Community Wellness Center is a not for profit community health center network with eight (8) family health centers dedicated to providing quality medical services to the medically underserved in the community in Chicago and the surrounding community. We, in partnership with our physicians and staff, provide comprehensive high quality, accessible, and affordable primary health care, preventive education, and supportive services. At PCC Community Wellness Center we believe that everyone deserves access to quality medical care and our services are available to all without regard for ability to pay, race, ethnicity, gender, age, health status, religion, sexual orientation, or education. At PCC Community Wellness Center we take pride in being a resource to our patients and our community. Our Health Care Services Include: Pediatric and Adolescent health care that includes well child exams, immunizations, sick infant/child exams, school and sports physicals, and lead screenings, Women s Health Care (ob/gyn) that includes maternity care and delivery, Pap smears, and breast cancer screenings, Adult & Senior Health Care, Diagnosis and treatment of illness, Disease screening and prevention, Family planning (birth control), Management of chronic illnesses such as asthma, diabetes, and high blood pressure, HIV testing, counseling, and primary care. Lake Street Family Health Center, 14 W. Lake Street, Oak Park, Illinois 60302, Ph: (708) /Fax: (708) Austin Family Health Center, 5425 West Lake Street, Chicago, Illinois 60644, Ph: (773) / Fax: (773) Salud Family Health Center, 5359 W. Fullerton Ave., Chicago, Illinois 60639, Ph: (773) / Fax: (773) Gentle Dental@Salud Family Health Center, 5359 W. Fullerton, Chicago, IL 60639, Ph: (773) /Fax: (773) West Town Family Health Center, 1044 N. Mozart Ave., #203, Chicago, IL 60622, Ph:(773) /Fax:(773) South Family Health Center, 6030 West Roosevelt, Oak Park, IL 60304, Ph: (708) , Fax: (708) Erie Court Health Center, 1 Erie Court, Suite 6040, Oak Park, IL 60302, Ph: (708) , Fax: (708) North Ave. Family Health Center, 675 W. North Ave., #601, Melrose Park, IL , Ph:(708) /Fax: (708) Walk In Wellness Center, 1044 N. Francisco Avenue, Chicago, IL 60622, Phone: (773) , Fax: (773) Clinic at Interfaith House, 3456 W. Franklin, Chicago, IL 60624, Purdue University North Central Nursing Clinics (NCNC) 502 N. University Street West Lafayette, IN Phone: (765) , Fax: (765) Current as of March 12, 2010 Page 10

11 The Purdue School of Nursing clinics provide access to safe, compassionate, and high quality healthcare. They DO NOT provide emergency care, such as chest pain, bleeding, premature labor, or trauma. For emergencies, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room. NURSING CLINIC The Center for Nursing Education and Simulation (CNES) is located in room 108 on the main floor of the Helen R. Johnson Hall of Nursing, Phone: (765) Center for Nursing History, Ethics, Human Rights and Innovations is located in Room 221 of Johnson Hall of Nursing, Purdue University, 502 North University Street, West Lafayette, IN , Phone: (765) The Nursing Center for Family Health: 502 North University St. in West Lafayette, IN 47906, Phone: (765) A nurse managed clinic based in the Purdue University School of Nursing in West Lafayette. In 1981, the clinic became a valuable practice site for students and faculty and a model for similar clinics nationwide. Today, nursing faculty and students provide University sponsored free health promotion screenings for Purdue employees, their spouses, graduate students, and university retirees. Family Health Clinic of Carroll County, 901 Prince William Rd., Delphi, IN 46923, Phone: (765) Located 20 miles northeast of Lafayette, the clinic provides basic healthcare services to the growing Hispanic and Latino populations in that medically underserved area. About 3,000 uninsured and under insured patients are seen here each year. This clinic provides an opportunity for the integration of research/discovery, practice/service and education/ learning. Currently, several Purdue University School of Nursing faculty use this site for clinical practice and preceptorship. With the growing Hispanic population in central Indiana and most rapid expansion occurring in the Lafayette, Delphi, and Logansport corridor, this clinical site enhances faculty and student experiences with a culturally diverse population. The Family Health Clinic of Carroll County accepts clients of any income level. The clinic can bill Medicaid. Persons who qualify for our sliding fee scale receive a discount on services. Family Health Clinic of Monon: 420 North Market Street, Monon, IN 47959, ph: (219) , Fax: (219) Opened in January 2006, the Family Health Clinic of Monon provides health promotion, education, acute illness care, and the monitoring of stable chronic conditions. Sixty percent of the clinic's patients are Hispanic and Latino. St. Anthony Free Medical Clinic 150 Golden Gate Ave, 2nd floor San Francisco, CA Fax: (415) / Fax: (415) St. Anthony Foundation s Free Medical Clinic provides free primary and specialty care to 3,400 uninsured patients through more than 12,000 visits a year. Approximately 90% of Clinic patients earn less than $10,000 a year and 25% are homeless. With Tenderloin hospitalization rates for diabetes and complications associated with the disease five times the city average, the Clinic has responded by becoming a leader in chronic disease care including Diabetes care management and COPD/Asthma care. Through individualized care plans, support groups and education, patients learn to effectively manage their chronic conditions. The Clinic also provides the only free pediatrics care in the Tenderloin, serving 600 children every year. Nearly one in four of our young patients are overweight, and many struggle with high blood pressure. Infant immunizations, developmental evaluations and diet and nutrition counseling put families on track with the preventative and routine check ups needed to ensure healthy futures for their children. Beyond primary care for adults and children, the Clinic also provides an array of specialty and mental health services including nutrition education, individual and group therapy, psychiatry, podiatry, rapid HIV testing and acupuncture. Through this range of services all patients receive the care that treats their immediate health problems and the education and support to build healthy lifestyles for themselves and their families. Current as of March 12, 2010 Page 11

12 St. Mary s Community Health Center /Armstrong Atlantic State University Dept. of Nursing (AASU) 1302 Drayton Street Savannah, GA Phone: (912) St. Mary's Health Center is a community outreach of the St. Joseph/Candler Hospital System in collaboration with Armstrong Atlantic State University's Department of Nursing. The Health Center provides primary care for uninsured, financially eligible adults years of age who live or work in Chatham County. Primary care services are provided by nurse practitioners and physicians as well as volunteer providers and staff. St. Mary's Health Center also provides clinical education experiences for a variety of health professions students, including undergraduate and graduate nursing students from AASU. Students participate in community based care of a number of acute and chronic health conditions as well as interacting in health education and promotion activities. While on site, students are exposed to health informatics and the electronic medical record utilized to document care. Clients may be referred to other community resources or providers. Services at St. Mary's Community Center are also utilized. Health Resources Services Administration (HRSA) funding was made to AASU's Department of Nursing in This funding provides support for staffing, equipment, supplies and educational activities. Health Services at St. Mary's Health Center include: Primary care for uninsured adults ages years old, Non emergency care, Women's services, and Over the counter and prescription medicines available as needed. Thunder Bay Community Health Services 610 Caring St Hillman, MI Phone: (989) (WEBSITE CURRENTLY UNAVAILABLE SO NO CONTENT AVAILABLE FOR THIS ORGANIZATION AT THIS TIME) Wake Health Services (WHSI) Administration New Bern Ridge 2620 New Bern Avenue Raleigh, NC Phone: (919) Wake Health Services, Inc. is a private, not for profit, comprehensive community health center serving Wake County, North Carolina, and surrounding communities. Wake Health Services is dedicated to providing all residents with quality medical and dental care. Working since 1972 to improve health and well being through primary and preventive health care services, including those unable to pay, Wake Health Services is a reliable, accessible community resource. Mission: To provide quality primary health care services responsive to the needs of our communities with emphasis on reaching the medically underserved. Vision: WHSI is a leader in developing a broad based community partnership committed to the elimination of health disparities in Wake County. WHSI collaborates with partners to ensure access to, and the availability and funding of, quality health care services for all. Services provided include: General Primary Medical Care, Support Services, Dental Services, Homeless Services, and Training. Duke University, University of North Carolina, and East Carolina University medical students, residents, and family nurse practitioner students complete part of their training at WHSI. Medical support staff students from ECPI and Wake Technical Community College rotate through WHSI medical clinics on a regular basis. Current as of March 12, 2010 Page 12

13 Apex Family Medicine: 212 South Salem Street, Apex, NC 27502, Phone: Horizon Health Center, 102 N. Tarboro Road, Raleigh, NC , Phone: New Bern Ridge Dental: 2620 New Bern Avenue, Raleigh, NC 27610, Phone: New Bern Ridge Pediatrics, 2620 New Bern Avenue, Raleigh, NC 27610, Phone: Rock Quarry Road Family Medicine Southern Wake Family Medicine South Wilmington Outreach Center Franklin Community Health Services Oberlin Outreach Center at Interact Wayne State University Campus Health Center Helen DeRoy Apartment Building 5200 Anthony Wayne Dr., Suite 115 Detroit, MI Phone: / Fax: Website: Campus Health Center is an on campus health center managed and staffed by nurse practitioners who are nationally certified in their specialty areas. The Center provides quality, cost effective health care to Wayne State University students. Health care services available at the Center include Acute Illness Care (sore throats, infections, rashes, etc.), Chronic Illness Care, Immunizations and Travel Health Vaccinations, TB Testing, Allergy Injections, Physical Exams, Pre participation Physicals, Medical Clearance for Health Profession Program, Annual Exams for Women (PAP Testing), Women s Health and Diagnostic Testing. Mission: Our mission is to promote the health and well being of the students at Wayne State University. The Campus Health Center provides health care services to prevent and treat common physical and mental illnesses of university students. Helping you stay healthy will help you attain your educational and personal goals. The Nursing Practice Corporation (NPC) is a not for profit corporation whose members hold faculty positions in Wayne State University s College of Nursing. Formed in the early 1980 s, NPC functioned as a resource for supplemental clinical opportunities for its members. Then in 2004, NPC identified a need for on campus health services for students attending WSU. NPC opened a pilot phase of the current Campus Health Center within South Hall, and operated in a first floor student lounge area for 3 semesters, providing solely acute illness care services to students residing in the residence halls. In August 2006 the Campus Health Center moved into two renovated apartments in the Helen DeRoy Apartment Building. This new space allowed expansion of health care services being offered, including travel health, routine health exams, contraception care, and management of chronic illnesses. As the number of students seeking services at the Campus Health Center increased, the clinic expanded again in 2008 and now has a total of seven examination rooms, two counseling rooms, professional offices, and has increased services to include health promotion counseling and mental health counseling services on site. Current as of March 12, 2010 Page 13