La Clinica Del Carino Family Health Care Center

Refer to schedule o for program descriptionone Community Health served over 15,176 individuals through 56,378 facetoface encounters and 2,892 virtual visits in 2022. Recognized as a 5 star patientcentered primary care home by the Oregon Health authority, our integrated primary care model strives to provide an outstanding patient experience and exceptional clinical results. Our medical, dental, and behavioral Health care teams comprised of 153 fte (full time equivalents), 40.2 of which are licensed independent providers. Och's primary care services include: - maternity and newborn care (prenatal care, deliveries including caesarean sections, postpartum and neonatal care, and preventive diagnostics). - evidence based medical, dental, and behavioral treatment for all ages. - laboratory services, medication assistance, immunizations all ages (infants to adults), wellchild exams, patient case management, chronic care management, cancer and other disease screenings, developmental screenings for children, and family planning services. - outreach and education (promotoras de salud), interpretation, medication assisted treatment (mat) for opioid addictions, case management and peer support services, diabetes and maternity care coordination, and acupuncture. Special programs in areas such as diabetes education and case management, perinatal, preventative Health, and others have become part of the fabric of One Community Health. Two of our physicians are designated civil surgeons and provide medical examinations for immigration applicants. - och has eligibility and enrollment staff at each of its Health centers to educate patients and Community members on affordable Health insurance options. - we partner with providence Health and services in providing an integrated, rural, primary care residency program. - One Community Health operates the only schoolbased Health center in hood river county that serves all children and teens who reside in the hood river county school district. - we partner with the Oregon child development coalition (ocdc) to provide primary care services to the children of migrant and seasonal farmworkers during Oregon's peak agricultural months. - we partner and coordinate with outstanding local providers for: behavioral Health care, physical therapy, hospital care, massage therapy, and many other specialty and subspecialty services according to patient needs. We increasingly coordinate with Community based social service organizations for needs such as housing, employment, food insecurity, etc. We are proud to continue our mission of advancing Health and social justice for all members of our Community. Notable accomplishments in calendar year 2022: - in 2022, och continued its focus on vaccine equity and administered 6,879 covid vaccines, with 55% of those going to people that identify as a race other than white. Moreover, hood river county maintained its status as the number One vaccinated county in the state and wasco county was ranked 10th. - in april 2022, initiated a partnership with Oregon Health and science university's knight cancer institute and the Oregon rural practice research network to participate as a study site in a nationwide pathfinder ii multi-cancer early detection test research. The och site enrolled 268 participants, helping ohsu to be the highest participating organization out of 19 across the united states. Additionally, och enrolled more participants than 11 other sites with a more diverse patient population contributing to greater equity in research. - in april 2022, launched mobile clinic "la clinica" to increase access for those Community members with transportation, economic, and other barriers to care. - One of two healthcare facilities in the state selected as a pilot site for covid test-to-treat program. Established both locations as covid antiviral therapeutic distribution centers treating 921 patients and enabled access to the most vulnerable populations. Developed a toolkit to assist other clinics around the state and drove plans for future public Health emergency response. - added acupuncture as a service offered in the dalles clinic. - received a 2022 top workplace award from the oregonian/oregonlive. - graduated first class of medical assistants in its medical assistant apprenticeship program - began offering tuition reimbursement to employees giving priority to those who are first generation college students. - och went live with a redesigned website hosting educational videos, online patient forms, calendars and online scheduling - provided $5.2 million in charitable and discounted care - began connected care program offering at-home support to the elderly - collaborated with the Oregon law center offering on-site legal services on a weekly basis to patients - expanded classes offering exercise, behavioral Health, diabetes, and perinatal groups to patients - began screening all patients for social determinants of Health during check-in. - launched in-house counsel services to safeguard the organization and its stakeholders while ensuring adherence to all relevant legal obligations. - added fluoride varnish treatments during well child checks - invested in de las mias digital application offering a range of features designed to promote Health and balanced lifestyle within the latin Community - initiated behavioral Health and nurse intern program aiming to enhance recruitment efforts, establish enduring partnerships with Community organizations, and enhance the overall learning experience across various programs total number of One Community Health patients in 2022:15,176 gender characteristics - female: 4,407 (29%) - male: 3,205 (21.1%) - transgender man/transgender male/transmasculine: 27 (.17%) - transgender woman/transgender female/transfeminine: 11 (.07%) - other: 72 (.47%) - chose not to disclose: 104 (.68%) - unknown: 7,350 (48.4%) ethnicity- white non hispanic/latino: 7,804 (51.4%%) - white hispanic/latino: 5,775 (38%) - asian/pacific islander: 151 (.99%) - black/african american 61 (0.40%) - american indian/alaska native 167 (1.1%) - more than One race 124 (0.82%) - unreported: 1,094 (7.2%) third party coverage - uninsured: 3,881 (25.57%) - medicaid: 6,490 (42.76%) - medimedi: 577 (3.80%) - private insurance: 3,355 (22.1%) - medicare: 1,441 (9.49%) - other public Health ins: 9 (0.06%) selected characteristics: - migrant/seasonal workers: 4,469 (29.44%) - homeless: 192 (1.26%) - school-based service site: 417 (2.74%) - veterans: 174 (1.14%)