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ANNUAL REPORT
1980-2015
R. Neal GrahamChief
ExecutiveOfficer
Lisa DoveDirector of
Communications, Outreach,and Marketing
Thomas GaskinsDirector of
Clinical Recruitment
Rick ShinnDirector of
GovernmentAffairs
Danielle NugentHealthcare
TransformationSpecialist
Our Board of Directors
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President Vice President Secretary
Margaret “Peggy” WhiteheadChief Executive Officer
Blue Ridge Medical Center
Barbara WillisChief Executive Officer
Hampton Roads Community Health Center
Angela FutrellChief Executive OfficerSoutheastern Virginia
Health System
Treasurer Past President Director
Kay CraneChief Executive Officer
Piedmont Access to Health Services (PATHS)
Tracy CauseyChief Executive Officer
Capital Area Health Network (CAHN)
Peter PrizzioChief Executive Officer
The Daily Planet
Director Director-
Clinical Representative
Director-
Board Representative
Nancy SternChief Executive Officer
Eastern Shore Rural Health
Scott Davis, EdDChief Executive Officer
Southern Dominion Health System
Rev. Dr. William LeeBoard President
New Horizons Healthcare
Our StaffAndrea Coles Arthur
Coordinator of Resource Development
and Planning
Lara D’AntonioCoordinator of
Network Operations and Business Development
Vanessa Womack EasterCoordinator of
Trainingand Membership Services
Ryan FinnertyAdministrative Assistant
and Conference Coordinator
Janice EllisCoordinator of
Operations
Megan KazlauskasCommunications
Specialist
Trinette RandolphDirector of Programs
and Training
Emily RollerOutreach
and EnrollmentSpecialist
Suzanne SpeerClinical Recruitment
ServicesSpecialist
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Executive Message
It’s 1980. Ronald Reagan is elected President of the United States, and John Dalton is the 63rd Governor of the Commonwealth. Post-It-Notes, a newly invented product, go on sale for the first time. CNN becomes the first 24-hour news channel. The Pac-Man arcade game is released to the public.
Thirty-five years ago, a small band of pioneers made a pact — to promote the development of primary care services where need-ed, in cooperation with existing services. With that purpose in mind, these leaders took the bold step to establish a representative organiza-tion of Virginians with interests rooted in primary health care, and so the Virginia Community Healthcare Association was born.
In those years, we have witnessed a variety of changes that have impacted, and continue to impact, the delivery of primary care services. Of all these changes, the one thing that remains constant is the steadfast commitment of our 29 member organizations to provide quality, comprehensive primary care.
In 2015, that commitment resulted in:
• Recognition of quality care, with more than $875,000 awarded to our members by the Health Resources Services Administration (HRSA). This funding will allow our members to continue their good work and expand their quality improvement systems.
• Additional funding from HRSA, allowing five new health center sites to soon open their doors to provide high quality health care to more than 15,900 new patients.
• Recognition of 81% of our members as Patient Centered Medical Homes — a healthcare model that organizes and delivers health care that is patient- and family-centered, com-prehensive, coordinated, accessible, and structured to continuously improve quality and safety.
These are just a few examples of the achievements and successes of the Association in 2014-2015. In looking to the future, we imagine a state in which all Virginians have convenient access to high quality, affordable health care. Until that day comes, the Association remains dedicated to continuing its long tradition of providing wide-ranging assistance to our members as they address the health care needs of their communities.
R. Neal GrahamChief Executive Officer
Margaret “Peggy” WhiteheadBoard President
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$5.8million
$1.3million
$106k
VIRGINIA COMMUNITY HEALTHCARE ASSOCIATION
Services We Provide to MembersTraining/Educat ion | Technical Ass istance | Advocacy
Group Purchasing | Recruit ing Services
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Association Operating Budget
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From Chincoteague to the Cumberland Gap, from Winchester to Virginia Beach, from Alexandria to Danville and pointsin between, our partnership of nonprofit health centers provides access to high-quality, low-cost primary care in communities and neighborhoods where there would otherwise be no access to primary care. We are an integral part of Virginia’s Health Safety Net.
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1. Bassett Family Health- Martinsville-Henry County Coalition for Health and Wellness- Martinsville, VA
2. Bland County Medical Clinic Bastian, VA
3. Blue Ridge Medical Center Arrington, VA
4. Capital Area Health Network Richmond, VA
5. Central Virginia Health Services New Canton, VA
6. Clinch River Health Services Dungannon, VA
7. Community Health Center of the New River Valley Christiansburg, VA
8. Eastern Shore Rural Health System, Inc. Nassawadox, VA
9. Greater Prince William Community Health Center Woodbridge, VA
10. Hampton Roads Community Health Center Portsmouth, VA
11. Harrisonburg Community Health Center Harrisonburg, VA
12. HealthWorks for Northern Virginia Leesburg, VA
13. Highland Medical Center Monterey, VA
14. Horizon Health Services Ivor, VA
15. Johnson Health Center Lynchburg, VA
16. Monroe Health Center Union, WV
17. Neighborhood Health Arlington, VA
18. New Horizons Healthcare Roanoke, VA
19. Olde Towne Medical Center Williamsburg, VA
20. Piedmont Access to Health Services (PATHS) Danville, VA
21. Rockbridge Area Health Center Lexington, VA
22. Shenandoah Valley Medical Systems, Inc. Martinsburg, WV
23. Southeastern Virginia Health System (SEVHS) Newport News, VA
24. Southern Dominion Health Systems Victoria, VA
25. Southwest Virginia Community Health Systems, Inc. Saltville, VA
26. Stone Mountain Health Services Pennington Gap, VA
27. Stony Creek Community Health Center Stony Creek, VA
28. The Daily Planet, Inc. Richmond, VA
29. Tri-Area Community Health Laurel Fork, VA
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Norfolk
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Portsmouth
Bristol
Chincoteague
Radford
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$14.3million
Association Operating Budget
Member Organizations operating over
service sites in Virginia
Virginians served
Patient Encounterswhich include
Primary and Dental Care, Pharmacy and Behavioral Health Services
140
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THE TOP FIVE ASSOCIATION ACHIEVEMENTS FOR 2014-2015
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DMAS CCIO Outreach & EnrollmentGrant
Health Centers with PCMH Recognition Well ABOVE the National Average (50%)
Membership Return on Investment
2355%
$9.3 million
81%Number of days Association Staff provided Training and/or Technical Assistance
Additional$1million
in General Assembly Funding for Our Health Centers
$2.8 million
total funding from GA
153 days of the total 251
business days this year
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2015 Financials
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The Virginia Community Healthcare Association’s Annual Partnership and Sponsorship Program connects Virginia’s Community Health Centers with companies and vendors that provide services and products to our member organizations. Contact Andrea Arthur for more details.
$15,000: Champion Level Partnership (2 available)The Champion Level Partnership provides your organization a year-round presence and direct outreach with the Association’s membership. With this partnership, you can build more meaningful relationships with key health center decision-makers, increase brand recognition and trust, and gain greater visibility with our health centers. Champion Level Partners receive:
• Opportunity to speak to members at each membership meeting (10-15 minutes)
• Exhibitor booth at any or all of our membership meetings (held in February, June, October)
• Logo and web link to your organization’s homepage on the Association’s website (year-round)
• Membership Directory (updates included)
• Receipt of all Association Action Alerts and Public Affairs Updates
• First choice priority for title sponsorship opportunities at special training events
• Special Recognition in the Association’s Annual report
$5,000: Annual Awards Dinner & Reception Partner (multiple available)The awards dinner is our most significant annual event at which we recognize honorees who have been nominated by their peers for their exceptional accomplishments. Our awards acknowledge “Provider of the Year,” “Nurse of the Year,” “Volunteer of the Year,” and “Team of the Year,” as well as “Friend of the Association” and “Special Recognition.” Center executives, staff, board members and friends of community health from all corners of the Commonwealth will attend. Our Annual Awards Dinner & Reception Partners receive:
• Opportunity to Speak to attendees about your company (10-15 minutes)
• Exhibitor booth at the Dinner/Reception
• Table tent advertising on each table
• Back Cover of Program for the first signed Partner| All other partners will receive ad space within the program
• Acknowledgement on the Annual Awards section of our website. This is an exciting new section we are including in the redesign of our website planned for completion by 12/31/15.
$2,500: National Health Center Week Partner (multiple available)Every August, health centers across the nation celebrate National Health Center Week (NHCW) to in-form the American public, state and federal policymakers, and the media about America’s over 1,200 Community, Migrant and Homeless Health Centers. These Health Centers now serve as the “family doctor” for over 20 million people. Virginia Community Healthcare Association and its member health centers are proud participants in NHCW.
National Health Center Week is a unique opportunity not only to demonstrate your company’s support for Virginia’s health centers but also to initiate and build relationships directly with our members. As Virginia’s National Health Center Week Partner you’ll receive:
• Logo and web link to your organization’s homepage on the updated NHCW section of the Association’s website. We are expanding this section of our site in a redesign planned for completion by 12/31/15.
Partnership Opportunities
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Health Resources Services Administration, Bureau of Primary Health CareVirginia Department of Medical Assistance ServicesVirginia Department of Health
Public Sector Partners
National Association of Community Health CentersVirginia Association of Free ClinicsVirginia Center for Health InnovationVirginia Health Care FoundationVirginia Poverty Law Center
Partners
CommonWealth Purchasing GroupGood Neighbor Community ServicesLabCorpMcKesson Medical-SurgicalNovartisPfizerTB & R InsuranceVirginia Dental Hygienists’ AssociationVirginia Community CapitalWalgreens
Supporters
Partnership Opportunities • Acknowledgement on electronic communications for advocacy programs, including meeting agendas and e-mail blasts
• Acknowledgment on the Association’s social media channels during National Health Center Week
• Special acknowledgement in the Association’s Annual Report
• 2016 National Health Center Week: August 14-20, 2016
Supporter: (donations of $1,000 or above)• Special acknowledgement in the Association’s Annual Report• Additional concessions to be considered
Contact
Andrea Arthur804-237-7677 x1243
Our Current Partners and Supporters
A financial statement is available upon written request from the Virginia Office of Consumer Affairs, www.vdacs.virginia.gov
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