Neighborcare Health’s Post

Happy Patient Appreciation Day! Did you know that Community Health Centers made history in 2021, serving over 30 million patients? 1 in 11 people in the U.S. are served by a community health center, many of whom are uninsured, facing poverty, are children and adolescents, or belong to other underserved groups. This speaks volumes to how critical CHCs are to communities across the country. Altruis can help CHC organizations extend even more time, resources and bandwidth to the patients they serve. We provide support with financial processes that allow CHC team members to focus on the people who matter most, while funding the mission to support them. ➡️ Learn more about how we serve CHCs and other FQHCs at: https://bit.ly/3rUmKrQ ✅ Learn more facts and statistics about CHCs at: https://bit.ly/44P8vDb #FQHC #MedicalBilling #Healthcare #RCM #CMHC #CHCs #HealthcareCenterWeek

Happy Patient Appreciation Day! Did you know that Community Health Centers made history in 2021, serving over 30 million patients? 1 in 11 people in the U.S. are served by a community health center, many of whom are uninsured, facing poverty, are children and adolescents, or belong to other underserved groups. This speaks volumes to how critical CHCs are to communities across the country. Altruis can help CHC organizations extend even more time, resources and bandwidth to the patients they serve. We provide support with financial processes that allow CHC team members to focus on the people who matter most, while funding the mission to support them. ➡️ Learn more about how we serve CHCs and other FQHCs at: https://bit.ly/3DYzdOd ✅ Learn more facts and statistics about CHCs at: https://bit.ly/3rU2WVy #FQHC #MedicalBilling #Healthcare #RCM #CMHC #CHCs #HealthcareCenterWeek

In this "Ask and Answer" session, a health center wanted to know if they could use grant funding to purchase a van for health services and other community health outreach efforts. The vehicle would travel to hard-to-reach communities, such as areas that are very rural, more than 30 miles from the health center, and to districts with lower primary care use. Could they get a grant for this purpose? Find out our answer and next steps at https://lnkd.in/eKmSQUey. And then please let me know what you think in the comments

In this "Ask and Answer" session, a health center wanted to know if they could use grant funding to purchase a van for health services and other community health outreach efforts. The vehicle would travel to hard-to-reach communities, such as areas that are very rural, more than 30 miles from the health center, and to districts with lower primary care use. Could they get a grant for this purpose? Find out our answer and next steps at https://lnkd.in/eNShNFCx. And then please let me know what you think in the comments

I’ve been working on my presentation today. Can you guess the areas of similarity between banks insurance companies and RACFs? If not come to my session and be enlightened and encouraged #ACCPANC23

🤝 Local partnerships are the lifeline of comprehensive care support. They create a network of resources that can address the multifaceted needs of individuals requiring care. 🏥 From my experience, when social care providers, local businesses, and community organizations collaborate, the quality and accessibility of care soar. This synergy ensures that care is not just a service but a community mission. 🌱 Take, for instance, a local clinic partnering with a food bank. Together, they can tackle not just medical issues but also nutritional deficiencies that may hinder a patient's recovery. This holistic approach is vital for comprehensive care. 👥 Encouraging comments and thoughts on this can spark a conversation on how we can strengthen our local care networks. What partnerships have you seen or been a part of that have made a difference in your community? #HealthcarePartnerships #CommunityCare #LocalSupport

🤝 Local partnerships are the lifeline of comprehensive care support. They create a network of resources that can address the multifaceted needs of individuals requiring care. 🏥 From my experience, when social care providers, local businesses, and community organizations collaborate, the quality and accessibility of care soar. This synergy ensures that care is not just a service but a community mission. 🌱 Take, for instance, a local clinic partnering with a food bank. Together, they can tackle not just medical issues but also nutritional deficiencies that may hinder a patient's recovery. This holistic approach is vital for comprehensive care. 👥 Encouraging comments and thoughts on this can spark a conversation on how we can strengthen our local care networks. What partnerships have you seen or been a part of that have made a difference in your community? #HealthcarePartnerships #CommunityCare #LocalSupport

Housing IS healthcare. Housing is the most humane, safest, and AFFORDABLE option to combat the homelessness epidemic. An epidemic that is man-made, created because of systemic injustice. Join us tonight on this webinar for some information around why housing IS healthcare.

The 3 Steps to Access Live-in Care with Able Community Care. www.ablecommunitycare.com 01603 764 567 [email protected]

Academic health systems serve a vital role in the health and well-being of the communities they serve. As such, the ACA recognized the role of providers in advancing community health, mandating that #nonprofit hospital organizations conduct community health needs assessments and develop a community health improvement plan to meet identified needs. Health systems can build on the progress and connections made through these processes to more effectively allocate resources, drive tangible reductions in health disparities, and improve access to care. Eboné Carrington, Alex Morin, Michael Siao Tick Chong and Thomas Enders describe how to prepare a multi-mission community health and health equity strategic plan here: