Sun River HealthCare

Chc 330- Sun River Health, Inc. ("srh") provides culturally sensitive, linguistically appropriate primary and preventive healthcare and enabling services, utilizing a transdisciplinary model designed to care for patients across disciplines, departments and settings in a seamless and integrated continuum of coordinated care, giving patients the care they need, when and where they need it. The Health center has expanded to twenty-two primary care sites serving patients throughout a 10 county region of new york state's hudson valley and long island, plus 11 sites across all 5 boroughs of new york city.

Wic and americorps - through a contract with new york state, srh serves as a sponsor agency for the provision of women, infants and children (wic) nutrition services. The Health center currently provides these supplemental nutrition services to well over 5,000 clients at srh sites in peekskill, poughkeepsie, beacon, walden, amenia, middletown, liberty, monticello and wurtsboro. Through community Health care association of nys, srh receives support for the assignment of healthy futures corps members at srh's primary care sites through the americorps program. These dedicated americorps members serve throughout our network of sites providing a broad range of program support and development activities.

Nys department of Health - srh has numerous contracts with the ny state doh to support preventive Health programs and activities throughout our sites and services. These include grants to support: family planning and reproductive Health services; hiv medical case management, hiv and sti testing, and supportive services; school-based preventive dental services; comprehensive adolescent pregnancy prevention; hepatitis c care and treatment, to increase access to hcv testing, and for those identified with the virus, linkage to care and treatment; rural Health network development, to support an effective coalition of organizations serving eastern dutchess county's rural populations; and migrant Health program support to increase access to culturally sensitive, linguistically appropriate primary and preventive healthcare and enabling services, outreach, and Health education and promotion.