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Health Service Area FY 2011 Total County Health 8% FY 2011 Health County Dollars - $29,869,193 Medical Examiner 1% CenterPoint Human Svcs. 21% Public Health 78% OPERATING POLICIES AND GOALS: Create a community that is healthy. This will be accomplished by: a. Providing services for the treatment of mental illness, developmental disabilities, and alcohol and drug abuse. b. Supporting strategies that reduce teen pregnancy, infant mortality, HIV and other sexually transmitted diseases, substance abuse, dental disease, and other negative forces in the community. c. Starting and/or continuing programs with funding from the Community Health Fund, which are relevant and comprehensive of Forsyth County community health needs, as determined by the Board of Health and the Health Director. d. Providing nutrition counseling, dental hygiene, and speech/hearing services. e. Providing nutrition education and food vouchers to breast-feeding and pregnant women, as well as infants and children. f. Supporting strategies that will ensure sanitary food handling establishments, hotels, motels, and other institutions as specified by state law. g. Providing adult health services, maternal and child health services, and communicable disease services. Page 123

Health Service Area Public Health - Food and Lodging Inspections Public Health - Well & Septic Inspections 14,000 12,000 10,000 8,000 6,000 4,000 2,000 0 11,258 FY 2009 Actual 12,200 FY 2011 Estimate 10,000 8,000 6,000 4,000 2,000 0 7,891 8,200 FY 2009 Actual FY 2011 Estimate CenterPoint Human Services Mental Health Diagnosis (Children/Adult) 60,000 55,745 55,750 45,000 30,000 15,000 0 FY 2009 Actual FY 2011 Estimate Medical Examiner 400 350 300 250 200 150 100 50 0 350 240 181 166 FY 2009 Actual FY 2011 Estimate Medical Invest. Autopsies Page 124

Forsyth County Personnel By Health Service Area Department Public Health Full 253 263 268 279 270 272 Part 9 9 9 9 9 9 TOTAL SERVICE AREA FT 253 263 268 279 270 272 TOTAL SERVICE AREA PT 9 9 9 9 9 9 Page 125

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Medical Examiner MISSION STATEMENT To conduct medical examinations of deaths in the County and to perform autopsies in those deaths where necessary as specified by State Law. BUDGET HIGHLIGHTS The current fee for medical investigations is $100 and the fee for autopsies is $1,000 per case. PERFORMANCE MEASURES These measures relate to the County goal: Create a community that is healthy. FY 2009 FY 2010 FY 2011 ACTUAL ESTIMATE ESTIMATE Medical Investigations 350 240 240 Autopsies 181 166 166 PROGRAM SUMMARY Medical Fees 35,000 24,000 24,000 24,000 24,000 24,000 Autopsies 181,000 166,000 166,000 166,000 166,000 166,000 Total 216,000 190,000 190,000 190,000 190,000 190,000 Page 128

Medical Examiner EXPENDITURES Operating Expenditures Professional Fees 216,000 190,000 190,000 190,000 190,000 190,000 Total Expenditures 216,000 190,000 190,000 190,000 190,000 190,000 Page 129

CenterPoint Human Services MISSION STATEMENT To assess community needs and develop appropriate response systems; to provide community-based services of the highest quality within the limits of available resources. BUDGET HIGHLIGHTS CenterPoint's FY 11 Adopted budget mirrors the FY 10 budget. Approximately $2M in the County Services line is for Pharmacy Services at Public Health. These funds come back to the County as revenue in Public Health from Center- Point. CenterPoint requested an increase of 3.6% in Authority Services funding to restore budget cuts made several years ago. This increase is not included in the Adopted budget. PERFORMANCE MEASURES FY 2009 FY 2010 FY 2011 ACTUAL ESTIMATE ESTIMATE These measures relate to the County goal: Create a community that is healthy. Services Provided # Clients served (unduplicated) Children/Adults 5,586/9,930 5,753/10,228 5,926/10,535 Diagnosis - Children/Adult Developmental Disabilities 302/536 311/552 320/569 Mental Health 3,464/6,157 3,568/6,342 3,675/6,532 Substance Abuse 212/377 219/389 225/400 Dual Diagnosis 1,222/2,175 1,259/2,240 1,297/2,307 Not Reported 385/685 397/706 409/727 PROGRAM SUMMARY Child & Family 500,727 483,201 483,201 500,727 483,201 483,201 Adult Mental Health 1,335,271 1,288,537 1,288,537 1,335,271 1,288,537 1,288,537 Developmental Disabilities 834,544 805,335 805,335 834,544 805,335 805,335 Substance Abuse 709,363 684,535 684,535 709,363 684,535 684,535 Inpatient Services 792,817 765,069 765,069 792,817 765,069 765,069 County Services 2,140,938 2,232,029 2,236,000 2,232,029 2,232,029 2,232,029 Total 6,313,660 6,258,706 6,262,677 6,404,751 6,258,706 6,258,706 Child & Family services include outpatient, case management, day treatment, preschool enrichment, residential and inpatient programs. Selected as a pilot site for Carolina Alternatives - North Carolina's managed care Medicaid Program for children. Adult Mental Health provides services for adults with mental illness that include outpatient care, supported living as well as the homeless outreach program. Developmental Disabilities provides services for individuals with developmental disabilities such as babies/childhood intervention, family affiliates, case management, & adult development daycare & vocational programs. Substance Abuse provides the following services for people addicted to drugs & alcohol: outpatient, intensive patient, outpatient detoxification, case management, alcohol & drug traffic schools, EAP, education, prevention and residential/inpatient programs. Page 130

CenterPoint Human Services Authority Services 4,026,672 4,026,677 4,026,677 4,172,722 4,026,677 4,026,677 County Services 2,140,938 2,232,029 2,236,000 2,232,029 2,232,029 2,232,029 Total Expenditures 6,167,610 6,258,706 6,262,677 6,404,751 6,258,706 6,258,706 REVENUES Forsyth County 6,167,610 6,258,706 6,258,706 6,404,751 6,258,706 6,258,706 Other 28,811,210 31,396,939 37,149,401 37,149,401 37,149,401 37,149,401 Subtotal Revenues 34,978,820 37,655,645 43,408,107 43,554,152 43,408,107 43,408,107 Stokes Services 395,820 395,820 395,820 395,820 395,820 395,820 Davie Services 234,325 234,325 234,325 234,325 234,325 234,325 Rockingham County 0 0 700,000 700,000 700,000 700,000 Total Other County Revs. 630,145 630,145 1,330,145 1,330,145 1,330,145 1,330,145 Grand Total Revenues 35,608,965 38,285,790 44,738,252 44,884,297 44,738,252 44,738,252 Page 131

Public Health MISSION STATEMENT To improve the health and well-being of all people in Forsyth County through community health promotion, disease prevention, and protection of the environment. BUDGET HIGHLIGHTS This budget reflects an expenditure increase of $1,446,688. Revenues are up $1,154,168 primarily due to additional revenues from WIC, Carolina Access, Pharmacy and Communicable Disease. Consequently, there is a net increase in County dollars of $292,520 or 3.4%. Expenditures are up due to the annualization of pay for performance plan, employee benefits, Carolina Access, WIC, pharmacy inventory, communicable disease and laboratory medical supplies. Also, the contractual costs of the County's recycling drop-off sites and the school's recycling program increased the budget by $281,100. Compared to the original budget: 2 FT WIC, 3 FT Carolina Access positions were added during FY 10; 2 FT WIC, 1 FT Wellness Coordinator, 1 FT Fiscal Tech for Pharmacy and 2 FT Carolina Access positions for FY 11; 2 FT positions in the Healthy Start Baby Love Program were deleted for FY 11. The changes made above net out to be the addition of 9 FT positions. PERFORMANCE MEASURES FY 2009 FY 2010 FY 2011 ACTUAL ESTIMATE ESTIMATE These measures relate to the County goal: Create a community that is healthy. Reduce % of Untreated Dental Caries In Kindergarten Children 24.0% 22.0% 24.0% % of Required Food & Lodging Inspections 72.0% 85.0% 80.0% Reduce Wait Time on Improvement Permits 1.5 weeks 1 week 1.5 weeks % of WIC Program Participants That Initiate Breastfeeding 70.9% 71.5% 72.0% % of Children Served Immunized By 23 Months of Age 82.0% 90.0% 90.0% PROGRAM SUMMARY Lab Services 576,166 532,697 570,770 565,251 546,928 546,619 Environmental Health 2,693,208 2,964,093 2,662,788 3,454,951 3,254,607 3,252,767 Preventive Health Svcs. 1,495,371 1,646,757 1,725,335 1,721,709 1,677,372 1,676,424 Nursing 7,703,500 8,669,065 8,251,272 9,657,004 9,178,602 9,261,794 WIC 1,790,015 2,105,722 1,948,156 2,457,936 2,457,852 2,456,463 Pharmacy 4,376,440 4,685,802 4,525,267 5,054,346 4,902,461 4,939,628 Dental Clinic 1,002,788 1,369,663 1,159,291 1,287,564 1,287,519 1,286,792 Total 19,637,488 21,973,799 20,842,879 24,198,761 23,305,341 23,420,487 Lab Services provides for specialized procedures necessary to detect, control, or eliminate disease. Environmental Health inspects Health Dept. regulated facilities in order to ensure high levels of sanitation; inspects septic tanks & water supplies, & provides vector control; enforces solid waste ordinances & manages franchise garbage system. Preventive Health Services strives to meet the diverse & changing health needs in Forsyth County. Programs are provided to educate & encourage healthy lifestyle behaviors to prevent or delay the onset of disease, improve health, & to promote a higher quality of life. Individuals, groups & organizations throughout the county are served to improve the health of our community. Nursing provides adult health services, maternal/child health services, speech/hearing & communicable disease services. WIC provides nutrition education & food vouchers to breast feeding & pregnant women, infants & children. Pharmacy provides pharmacy services to Mental Health, Public Health & other County departments. Dental Clinic provides dental services to Medicaid eligible adults in the community. Page 132

Public Health EXPENDITURES Personal Services Salaries & Wages 10,493,309 11,938,074 11,105,728 12,529,245 12,166,986 12,239,809 Other Employee Comp. 23,060 24,430 44,430 25,480 25,330 25,330 Uniform allowance. Employee Benefits 3,151,647 3,463,071 3,166,710 3,894,608 3,780,880 3,803,153 Board Compensation 2,235 2,700 2,700 2,700 2,700 2,700 Total Personal Services 13,670,251 15,428,275 14,319,568 16,452,033 15,975,896 16,070,992 Operating Expenditures Professional Fees 609,470 399,341 411,619 510,377 468,077 468,077 Temporary Help, lab fees, medical fees. Maintenance Service 36,911 63,207 56,787 66,555 61,353 61,353 Equipment maintenance, solid waste disposal, other maintenance. Rent 101,029 188,283 180,549 186,579 186,579 186,579 Equipment rental, space rental for Administration & Dental Clinic. Utility Services 4,078 4,800 10,500 11,200 11,200 11,200 Water & sewer. Construction Services 3,327 2,000 9,200 0 0 0 Other Purchased Services 493,417 655,519 638,629 1,103,720 1,032,736 1,033,086 Advertising, printing, telephone, insurance premiums, CDP contract. Training & Conference 114,435 176,288 169,723 248,652 214,609 216,659 Travel and personal mileage. General Supplies 199,319 232,290 247,250 264,161 223,013 225,663 General supplies, small equipment, books & subscriptions, office supplies, postage. Energy 62,752 68,965 68,973 72,065 69,065 69,065 Electricity and natural gas. Operating Supplies 717,729 826,260 882,683 1,068,508 970,092 985,092 Software, audio visual supplies, medical supplies, other operating supplies. Inventory Purchases 3,590,575 3,800,000 3,650,000 4,100,000 4,000,000 4,000,000 Pharmacy inventory. Other Operating Costs 34,195 128,571 67,398 94,911 92,721 92,721 Rewards & incentives, memberships & dues, insurance claims. Total Operating Exps. 5,967,237 6,545,524 6,393,311 7,726,728 7,329,445 7,349,495 Capital Outlay 0 0 130,000 20,000 0 0 Total Expenditures 19,637,488 21,973,799 20,842,879 24,198,761 23,305,341 23,420,487 Cost-Sharing Expenses 634,271 699,935 657,317 718,864 712,908 712,908 Contra-Expenses (40,658) (87,123) (85,752) (90,500) (90,500) (90,500) REVENUES 12,530,028 13,326,193 13,219,714 14,548,271 14,444,522 14,480,361 Positions:FT/PT 253/9 263/9 268/9 279/9 270/9 272/9 Page 133