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Charlottesville Free Clinic An Open Door to Health Care for Our Neighbors in Need

History of the CFC

Mission To provide a volunteer-based community health  support system that offers high-quality health care to the working uninsured population, which would otherwise have no access to care. To provide practical experience for current and  future health care professionals. To hasten, through education and advocacy, the  creation of a comprehensive policy for access to health care.

CFC Services  Integrated Care ( medical, mental health, wellness)  Dental Care  On-Site Pharmacy  Referral Networks

CFC Services  Treated 3,207 low-income, uninsured patients with 9,915 visits  Saved our local hospitals an estimated $8.6 million dollars  Distributed 31,687 free prescriptions  Secured $2,585,505 of donated medications

CFC Services: Top 10 Diagnoses/Services 1996 2013 1 Hypertension 1 Dental Exams/Xray 2 Depressive Disorders 2 Dental Extractions 3 Diabetes 3 Hypertension 4 T obacco Abuse 4 Dental Caries 5 Acute Sinisitis 5 Hyperlipidemia 6 Gynecological Exam 6 Diabetes 7 Acute Bronchitis 7 Depressive Disorders 8 Acute URI 8 Gynecological Exam 9 Dental Caries 9 Gastric Reflux Disease 10 Hypothyroidism 10 Hypothyroidism

CFC Statistics

CFC Statistics  60% Female; 40% Male  59% 36-64 years old; 31% 19-35 years old  52% White; 28% Black; 14% Hispanic  59% Employed; 41% Unemployed  60% H.S.; 20% some college; 14% degree; 5% grad degree  35% Wouldn’t seek care; 21% EDs  46% below 100% FPL; 39% 100-200%; 15% above

CFC Statistics: Top 10 CFC Patient Occupation Categories Housekeeping/Custodial 1. Retail 2. Restaurants 3. Child Care 4. Construction 5. Housepainter 6. Health Care 7. Driver 8. Landscaping/Grounds Maintenance 9. Office Worker 10.

CFC Funding

CFC Funding CFC Projected Revenue Sources FY2014 (Total $1,775,990) Public Funds, $335,990, Opportunity Fund, 19% $160,000, 9% Grants, $131,000, 7% CVC, $85,000, 5% Hurd Endowment, $75,000, 4% Interest/Reimbursement s, $25,000, 1% Fundraising, $964,000, 55%

CFC and U.Va.: Students Medical Students and Nursing Students   Insulin Titration Program  Integrated Care Ambassadors University Internship Program   Medical, Dental, Pharmacy, Development, Admin Madison House   Medical, Dental, Administration

CFC and U.Va.: Faculty, Staff, Administration Board Leadership  28 members with U.Va. Affiliations  Trish Cluff, Tom Daniel MD, Carolyn Engelhard,  Corey Feist, Mohan Nadkarni MD, John Owen MD, Leonard Sandridge Volunteer Time  Last year, CFC had 539 volunteers. 161 of them had  U.Va. ties. Those 161 volunteers came 1,459 times

CFC and U.Va.: Financial Support Commonwealth of Virginia Campaign   U.Va. #1 in State; Surpassed $1 million dollar mark in 2012 campaign  CFC total nearing $1 million dollar mark Donated labs and other services for patients  Event sponsorships   Golf tournament  Concert

CFC and U.Va.