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Presenter: Joyce O’Brien, MPH Associate Director Waianae Coast Comprehensive Health Center

Mobilizing for Action through Planning and Partnership (MAPP) Technical Assistance Workshop National Association of County and City Officials. September 27, 2005. Presenter: Joyce O’Brien, MPH Associate Director Waianae Coast Comprehensive Health Center www.wcchc.com.

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Presenter: Joyce O’Brien, MPH Associate Director Waianae Coast Comprehensive Health Center

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  1. Mobilizing for Action through Planning and Partnership (MAPP)Technical Assistance Workshop National Association of County and City Officials September 27, 2005 Presenter: Joyce O’Brien, MPH Associate Director Waianae Coast Comprehensive Health Center www.wcchc.com

  2. About the Health Center • Largest community health center in Hawaii • Celebrating 33 years of service • Largest employer in the community • Served 23,000 individuals through 140,000 visits in 2004 • Ranked 204 of top businesses in Hawaii for 2004 • Ranked in top 5 of largest non-profits for past 10 years • Voted Non-Profit Business Leader in 2004

  3. Range of Services Provided • Adult Day Care Programs (365 days a year) • Behavioral Health • Case Management • Dental Care • Diabetes Intervention • Emergency Room Services (24 hrs a day/365 days a year) • Family planning • Health Education • Health Career Training • Health Emergency Liaison Program • Homeless Outreach

  4. Range of Services Provided • Integrated Healing (Weight Management, Chiropractic, Pain Management, Acupuncture) • Laboratory • Mammography • Native Hawaiian Healing (Lomilomi, Ho`oponopono, Laau Kahea, Laau Lapaau) • Nutrition Counseling • Patient Services (to assist with QUEST applications, sliding fee scale payment plans, etc.) • Perinatal Case Management • Pharmacy (Monday through Saturday)

  5. Range of Services Provided • Primary Care Clinics (Family Medicine, Internal Medicine, Pediatrics – Monday through Saturday at most clinics with evening hours available) • Radiology/X-Ray (24 hours a day, everyday) • Smoking Cessation • Specialists: General Surgery, Nephrology, Obstetrics/Gynecology, Orthopedics, Perinatology, Podiatry, Preventive Medicine, Psychiatry and Psychology • Substance Abuse Treatment • Telemedicine • Transportation • Women, Infant, Children Program (WIC)

  6. Health Center’s Source of Funds FY 2004 • Federal: $1,917,066 • State: 2,818,615 • Private: 1,614,409 • Capital: 2,061,805

  7. Funding Preventive Health, Community Health and Enabling Services • Federal: Department of Health and Human Services/Administration for Native Americans • Federal: Department of Health and Human Services/Bureau of Primary Health Care • Susan B. Komen Foundation • State Department of Health and Human Services • Health Plan Foundations and Partnerships • NFL Foundation • Golf Tournaments/Foundations • United Way

  8. Funding Preventive Health, Community Health and Enabling Services(con’t) • Partnerships with Hospitals • Partnerships with Primary Care Association • Leadership Awards • Research • Partnerships with Schools of Medicine, Social Work, Nursing • United States Department of Agriculture • Federal: Department of Health and Human Services/Office of Minority Health • National Networks

  9. Funding Capital Improvement Projects • Federal: Department of Commerce/Economic Development Administration • City: Community Development Block Grant • Community Foundations • Federal: Department of Housing and Urban Development • Congressional Set-aside

  10. Funding Conferences and Trainings • State Tourism • Culture and Arts • Congressional Set-aside • National Networks

  11. Funding Adult Day Care • National Foundations • Community Foundations • Endowments • County and State Elderly Affairs • State: Department of Health and Human Services • Alzheimer’s Association • Faith-based Sources

  12. Funding Health Career Training Programs • Native Hawaiian Education Programs • Tobacco Settlement/State and Foundations • Federal: Department of Health and Human Services/Area Health Education Center • Federal: Department of Health and Human Services/Health Career Opportunities • Partnership with Community Colleges • Schools of Medicine, Nursing and Social Work

  13. Funding Behavioral Health Programs • Health Plans • Department of Human Services • Department of Defense Partnerships • Judiciary • Faith-based Sources

  14. Funding Special Initiatives • Department of Defense Partnerships • Medicaid/CMS • Health Plans

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