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2019 Community Health Center Impact Report

OUR MISSION

KPCA is charged with promoting the mutual interests of our members, with the mission to promote access to comprehensive, community-oriented primary health care services for the underserved.

KENTUCKY PRIMARY CARE ASSOCIATIONThe Kentucky Primary Care Association (KPCA) was founded in 1976 as a not-for-profit 501(c)(3) corporation of community health centers, rural health clinics, primary care centers and other organizations and individuals concerned about access to health care services for the Commonwealth’s underserved rural and urban populations.

The KPCA is charged with promoting the mutual interests of our members, with a mission to promote access to comprehensive, community-oriented primary health care services for the underserved. Association members are providers of primary care – first contact, broadly trained physicians, physician assistants, nurse practitioners, behavioral health providers, dental providers and other professionals delivering whole-person health care.

We support the development of primary care services throughout the Commonwealth by working with federal, state and local legislators, regulatory agencies, health policy organizations, foundations, and payers to build a stronger primary care system in Kentucky.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Message from the CEO ....................................................................................................................................................4

What are Community Health Centers? .................................................................................................................. 5

Glossary and Icons ....................................................................................................................................................... 6-7

Congressional District Maps .................................................................................................................................8-14

Disclaimers ........................................................................................................................................................................15

Kentucky Community Health Center Impact Map .................................................................................... 16-17

ARcare dba Kentucky Care .........................................................................................................................................18

Audubon Area Community Care Clinic, Inc. .......................................................................................................19

Big Sandy Health Care, Inc. ........................................................................................................................................20

Bluegrass Community Health Center ....................................................................................................................21

Clover Fork Clinic ............................................................................................................................................................22

Community Health Centers of Western Kentucky .........................................................................................23

Cumberland Family Medical Center, Inc. ..................................................................................................... 24-25

Dayspring Health ...........................................................................................................................................................26

Fairview Community Health Center ...................................................................................................................... 27

Family Health Centers, Inc..........................................................................................................................................28

Foothills Health and Wellness Center ..................................................................................................................29

Grace Health Community Health Center, Inc. dba Grace Health .............................................................30

HealthFirst Bluegrass, Inc. ...........................................................................................................................................31

Health Help, Inc. dba White House Clinics .........................................................................................................32

HealthPoint Family Care, Inc. ....................................................................................................................................33

Juniper Health, Inc. ........................................................................................................................................................34

Kentucky Mountain Health Alliance, Inc. ............................................................................................................35

Lewis County Primary Care Center, Inc. dba Primary Plus .........................................................................36

Mountain Comprehensive Care Center, Inc. ...................................................................................................... 37

Mountain Comprehensive Health Corporation ...............................................................................................38

Park DuValle Community Health Center, Inc. ..................................................................................................39

Pennyroyal Health Center Services, Inc. dba Community Medical Clinic ...........................................40

Regional Health Care Affiliates dba Health First Community Health Center ....................................41

Shawnee Christian Healthcare Center .................................................................................................................42

Sterling Health Solutions, Inc. ..................................................................................................................................43

Triad Health Systems, Inc............................................................................................................................................44

UK North Fork Valley Community Health Center ............................................................................................45

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A MESSAGE FROM THE CEOWith the continued support of our Congressional Delegation and our State Partners, 2018 was a year of expansion of services, sites and programmatic efforts for the primary care safety network in Kentucky. An integrated approach to care in rural and inner-city underserved areas is happening as the communities and clinics, along with various partners, work to improve the health of the patients the clinics serve and the communities where they live. Kentucky Health Centers are in the forefront addressing the opioid crisis, maternal and child health and social disparities, among other things.

The Health Centers in Kentucky are growing with 356 sites and a substantial increase of the number of individual people served. As we move into 2019, we are addressing the changes in healthcare payment and modeling. The clinics and the Association are developing systems and programs to address the cost and quality of health care provided across the Commonwealth.

On behalf of the Health Centers in the Commonwealth and those they serve, thank you for your continued support.

David Bolt CEO, Kentucky Primary Care Association

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WHAT ARE HEALTH CENTERS?* Health centers are consumer-driven and patient-centered organizations that serve as a comprehensive and cost effective primary health care option for America’s most underserved communities. Health centers serve everyone regardless of ability to pay or insurance status. They increase access to health care and provide integrated care services based on the unique needs of the communities they serve.

Health centers deliver value to and have a significant impact on America’s healthcare system. They:

• serve as the health care home for more than 28 million patients in nearly 11,000 communities across the country;

• reduce health care costs and produce savings – on average, health centers save 24% per Medicaid patient when compared to other providers;

• integrate critical medical and social services such as oral health, mental health, substance abuse, case management, and translation, under one roof;

• employ nearly 190,000 people and generate more than $45 billion in total economic activity in some of the nation’s most distressed communities;

• serve on the front lines of public health crises such as the Zika virus and the opioid epidemic; and

• provide care to nearly 1.3 million homeless patients and more than 355,000 veterans.

Delivering High-Quality Primary Care Studies have found that the quality of care provided at health centers is equal to or greater than the quality of care provided elsewhere. Moreover, 99% of surveyed patients report they were satisfied with the care they receive at health centers.* Kentucky health centers’ effective management of chronic disease have led to improved health outcomes for their patients, as well as lowered the cost of treating patients with chronic diseases. The majority of the health centers in Kentucky are patient-centered medical home (PCMH) recognized through the National Committee for Quality Assurance (NCQA). PCMH is integral in building not simply a “home” for patients to receive care, but rather a model of the organization of primary care that delivers the core functions of primary health care. This model focuses on treating the whole patient by delivering quality, coordinated, comprehensive care, which is patient-centered, accessible and safe.

Investing in Kentucky’s Health Centers* Expanding and strengthening the health centers program would further reduce health disparities, increase access to high quality and regular care, and boost more local economies. As a result, fewer Kentuckians would rely on costly sources of care, such as the emergency room, thereby reducing the burden on taxpayers and making the overall health care system more efficient. Health centers are therefore good public investments that generate substantial benefits for patients, communities, insurers, and governments. Health center expansion that is coupled with expansions in insurance coverage and the primary care workforce would most effectively achieve improved health outcomes for the entire population.

* Information courtesy of the National Association of Community Health Centers

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G L O S S A R Y O F W O R D SClinic Location- (service Site) Locations where a health center either directly or through a subrecipient or contractual arrangement provides services and where all of the following conditions are met: Health center encounters are generated by documenting in the patients’ records face- to-face contacts between patients and providers; Providers exercise independent judgment in the provision of services to the patient; Services are provided directly by or on behalf of the health center, whose governing board retains control and authority over the provision of the services at the location; and Services are provided on a regularly scheduled basis

Delivery site- service delivery site identified in health center’s scope of project (grant or designation Form 5B)

Uniform Data System (UDS)- The UDS is a core set of information appropriate for reviewing the operation and performance of health centers. The UDS annually collects a variety of information, including patient demographics, services provided, staffing, clinical indicators, utilization rates, costs, and revenues. *All health center data from this book is sumitted by health centers PRELIMINARY 2018 UDS reports and subject to alter before publishing*.

Federal Investment- The Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA), an agency of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, is the primary Federal agency for improving health care to people who are geographically isolated, economically or medically vulnerable. The health center program receives federal dollars form HRSA and stated on congressional district pages as “federal investment”

FPL- Federal poverty guidelines: An annual statement of the amount of income below which an individual or family of different sizes are considered to be in poverty

Health Centers- Community-based and patient-directed organizations that deliver comprehensive, culturally competent, high-quality primary health care services. In this document, unless otherwise noted, the term “health center” refers to organizations

that receive grants under the Health Center Program as authorized under section 330 of the Public Health Service Act and look-a like organizations that are recognized by Bureau Primary Health Care as meeting all the Health Center Program requirements.

Homeless Location- For the purposes of health centers receiving a Health Center Program award or designation under section 330(h) of the Public Health Service Act, the population served includes individuals: Who lack housing (without regard to whether the individual is a member of a family); Whose primary residence during the night is a supervised public or private facility that provides temporary living accommodations; Who reside in transitional housing; and/or Who reside in permanent supportive housing or other housing programs that are targeted to homeless populations.

Medicaid- Federal and state-run programs operating under the guidelines of Titles XIX and XXI (as appropriate) of the Social Security Act

Medicare- Federal insurance program for the aged, blind, and disabled (Title XVIII of the Social Security Act)

Private- patients with health insurance provided by commercial and not-for -profit companies (employer sponsored insurance, federal/state exchange purchased plans, insurance purchased for public employees or retirees such as Tricare, Trigon, or the Federal Employees Benefits Program)

School Based Location- A health center located on or near school grounds (including pre-school, kindergarten, and primary through secondary schools) that provides comprehensive preventive and primary health services

Total Jobs- Includes full time, part time and part year staff.

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Agricultural worker patients- Report patients whose principal employment is in agriculture on a seasonal basis (e.g., picking fruit during the limited months of a picking season) but who do not establish a temporary home for purposes of employment. Seasonal agricultural workers are usually hired laborers who are paid piecework, hourly, or daily wages. Include patients who have been so employed within 24 months of their last visit and their family members who may be patients of the health center.

Babies delivered or prenatal care - (by encounter) includes prenatal care and deliveries, regardless of outcome, of women who were either part of or not part of the health center’s prenatal care program during the calendar year.

Behavioral- (by encounter) The term behavioral health is synonymous with prevention or treatment of mental health. Mental health services include psychiatric, psychological, psychosocial, or crisis intervention services.

Dental- (by encounter) visits performed by licensed dental provide or paid referral; reported one visit per patient per day, regardless of number of clinicians who provide services or the volume of service

Enabling- (by encounter) Enabling services include a wide range of services that support and assist primary care and facilitate patient access to care, including: case management, transportation, outreach, patient and community education, eligibility assistance, translation/interpretation services, community health workers, other.

Homeless patients- patients who lack housing (without regard to whether the individual is a member of a family) as homeless; patients whose primary residence during the night is a supervised public or private facility that provides temporary living accommodations and patients who reside in transitional housing or permanent supportive housing.

Medical- (by encounter) medical visits performed by any medical provider

School based patients- total number of patients who received primary health care services at the approved school service delivery site(s); patients served at in-scope school-based health centers located on or near school grounds, including pre-school, kindergarten, and primary through secondary schools, that provide on-site comprehensive preventive and primary health services; Services are targeted to the students at the school, but may also be provided to their children, siblings, or parents and may occasionally include persons residing in the immediate vicinity of the school.

Substance - (by encounter) total number patients, by encounter served for substance use disorder

Total patients - A person who has at least one reportable visit in one or more categories of services: medical, dental, mental health, substance use disorder, vision, other professional, and enabling

Veteran patients- total number of patients served who have been discharged from the uniformed services of the United States; only those who affirmatively indicate they are veterans.

Vision- (by encounter) visits performed by licensed vision service provider or paid referral

References Health Resources & Services Administration Glossary - https://bphc.hrsa.gov/programrequirements/compliancemanual/glossary.html Uniform Data System Reporting Manual https://bphc.hrsa.gov/sites/default/files/bphc/datareporting/reporting/2018-uds-reporting-manual.pdf

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Congressional District 1Rep. James Comer

CLINIC LOCATIONS BY COUNTYADAIRCumberland Family Medical Center, Inc2 locations 4 school-based clinics

BALLARDKentucky Care1 location

CALDWELLCommunity Medical Clinic1 location

Health First Community Health Center1 location

CARLISLEKentucky Care 1 location

CASEYCumberland Family Medical Center, Inc1 location 5 school-based clinics

CHRISTIANCommunity Medical Clinic2 locations

CLINTONCumberland Family Medical Center, Inc2 locations 4 school-based clinics

CUMBERLANDCumberland Family Medical Center, Inc1 location 3 school-based clinics 1 mobile unit

GRAVESKentucky Care1 location

HENDERSONHealth First Community Health Center

1 location

HOPKINSHealth First Community Health Center1 location

LOGANCommunity Health Centers of Western KY, Inc1 location

MCCRACKENKentucky Care2 locations

MCLEANHealthcare First Community Health Center1 location

MONROECumberland Family Medical Center, Inc2 locations

MUHLENBERGCommunity Health Centers of Western KY, Inc 3 locations

RUSSELLCumberland Family Medical Center, Inc.2 locations 5 school-based clinics

TODDCommunity Health Centers of Western KY, Inc1 location

WEBSTERHealth First Community Health Center2 locations

$13,066,731 federal investment

51 clinic locations

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SCHOOL-BASED LOCATIONS

HOMELESS LOCATIONS

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CLINIC LOCATIONS BY COUNTYBARRENCumberland Family Medical Center, Inc2 locations

BOYLECumberland Family Medical Center, Inc2 locations

DAVIESSAudubon Area Community Care Clinic1 location

Health First Community Health Center1 location

CARLISLEKentucky Care1 location

GARRARDWhite House Clinics2 locations

GREENCumberland Family Medical Center, Inc2 locations 4 school-based clinics

HARDINCumberland Family Medical Center, Inc22 school-based clinics

HARTCumberland Family Medical Center, Inc1 location

JESSAMINEHealthPoint Family Care, Inc 1 location 4 school-based clinics

LARUECumberland Family Medical Center, Inc1 location 4 school-based clinics

NELSONCumberland Family Medical Center, Inc15 school-based clinics

WARRENFairview Community Health Center3 locations


66 clinic locations

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HOMELESS LOCATIONS

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CLINIC LOCATIONS BY COUNTY

JEFFERSONFamily Health Centers, Inc8 locations

Park DuValle Community Health Center, Inc3 locations

Shawnee Christian Healthcare Center2 locations 8 school-based clinics


21 clinic locations

CLINIC LOCATIONS


HOMELESS LOCATIONS

Congressional District 3Rep. John A. Yarmuth

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Congressional District 4Rep. Thomas Massie


BOONEHealthPoint Family Care, Inc 1 location

BOYDPrimary Plus1 location

BRACKENPrimary Plus1 location

CAMPBELLHealthPoint Family Care, Inc 1 location 1 school-based clinic

CARROLLTriad Health Systems, Inc1 location 6 school-based clinics

GALLATINTriad Health Systems, Inc1 location 4 school-based clinics

GRANTHealthPoint Family Care1 location

GREENUPPrimary Plus1 location

KENTONHealthPoint Family Care, Inc 2 location 13 school-based clinics

LEWISPrimary Plus2 locations

MASONPrimary Plus3 locations

OWENCumberland Family Medical Center, Inc1 location

Triad Health Systems, Inc3 locations 4 school-based clinics

SPENCERPark DuValle Community Health Center, Inc1 location


48 clinic locations

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115 clinic locations

CLINIC LOCATIONS


HOMELESS LOCATIONS

BELLGrace Health 1 location 7 school-based clinics

Mountain Comprehensive Health Corporation 1 location 1 school-based clinics

BREATHITTJuniper Health 1 location

CARTERMountain Comprehensive Care Center 1 location

CLAYGrace Health1 location 9 school-based clinics

FLOYDBig Sandy Health Care, Inc.3 locations

Mountain Comprehensive Care Center1 location

HARLANClover Fork Clinic2 locations

Mountain Comprehensive Health Corporation 2 locations

JACKSONWhite House Clinics1 location

JOHNSONMountain Comprehensive Care Center1 location

KNOTTUK North Fork Valley Community Health Center1 location

KNOXGrace Health1 location 11 school-based clinics

LAWRENCEMountain Comprehensive Care Center1 location

LEEJuniper Health2 locations

LESLIEGrace Health1 location 4 school-based clinics

LETCHERMountain Comprehensive Health Corporation 2 locations 12 school-based clinics

LINCOLNCumberland Family Medical Center, Inc9 school-based clinics

MAGOFFINBig Sandy Health Care, Inc.2 locations

MARTINBig Sandy Health Care, Inc.1 location

MCCREARYCumberland Family Medical Center, Inc2 locations

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MORGANJuniper Health2 locations

OWSLEYMountain Comprehensive Health Corporation1 location 2 school-based clinics

PERRYKentucky Mountain Health Alliance 1 location

Mountain Comprehensive Health Corporation2 locations

UK North Fork Valley Community Health Center1 location

PIKEBig Sandy Health Care, Inc.1 location

Mountain Comprehensive Care Center2 locations

PULASKICumberland Family Medical Center, Inc1 location

ROCKCASTLEWhite House Clinics1 location

WAYNECumberland Family Medical Center, Inc1 location 5 school-based clinics

WHITLEYDayspring Health2 locations 1 school-based clinic

Grace Health3 locations 8 school-based clinic

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Congressional District 6Rep. Andy Barr


ANDERSONCumberland Family Medical Center, Inc 1 location 6 school-based clinics

BATHSterling Health Solutions Inc2 locations

ESTILLFoothills Health and Wellness Center 1 location

White House Clinics1 location

FAYETTEBluegrass Community Health Center2 locations

HealthFirst Bluegrass, Inc5 locations 8 school-based clinics

FLEMINGPrimary Plus1 location

FRANKLINCumberland Family Medical Center, Inc2 locations

JESSAMINEHealthPoint Family Care 1 location 4 school-based clinics

MADISONWhite House Clinics3 locations 1 school-based clinic

MONTGOMERYSterling Health Solutions Inc6 locations 6 school-based clinics

NICHOLASSterling Health Solutions Inc1 location 1 school-based clinic

POWELLFoothills Health and Wellness Center1 location

WOLFEJuniper Health1 location

WOODFORDCumberland Family Medical Center, Inc1 location


55 clinic locations


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Disclaimers

DISCLAIMERS This publication was paid in full of Kentucky Primary Care Association funds. This booklet represents Kentucky Health Centers’ preliminary 2018 Uniform Data System (UDS) data, shared by each individual health center in February 2019 with KPCA. Please note, as of March 2019 print date, UDS revisions are stil l underway and data represented in this book is not finalized as published.

District Maps // pages 8-14

• Federal Funding on District Maps were pulled from HRSA Fact Sheet FY 2018 Kentucky Congressional District, HRSA Data Warehouse Data pulled 2/22/19.

• Data reported at the health center organizational level and not the individual site level .

Individual Clinic Pages // Pages 18-4

• Number of Patients Served on Individual Clinic Pages: All 2014, 2015 and 2016 number of unduplicated patients pulled from HRSA. Data pulled on 1/31/18 . 2017 information shared by health centers in last year’s booklet. 2018 data derived from preliminary 2018 UDS submitted by individual health centers to KPCA in February 2019.

• Patient Income bar graphs derived from preliminary 2018 UDS reports based on patient self-report.

• Number of employees is based on number of individual persons, not based on FTE.

• Clinic Pages Service Type Chart - Some patients receive multiple services, representative in individual services totals not equaling total patients.

ArCare dba KentuckyCare

Data presented represents the entire organization, which includes some out-of-state clinics and therefore this organization was not included on the KY map total numbers.

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2018 DATA


505,728+ total patients2018 DATA

1,981,120+ total encounters2018 DATA

2018 DATA

16,547 homeless patients

2018 DATA

9,886 veteran patients

2018 DATA

2,461 agriculture-worker patients

2018 DATA

33,196 school-based patients

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356 delivery sites 2018 DATA

3,765+ total jobs 2018 DATA

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ARcare dba KentuckyCare1 S T C O N G R E S S I O N A L D I S T R I C T Data represents entire organization, including out of state clinics and therefore not represented in the Kentucky centerfold map or district page total patient count.

Emerson Goodwin, Corporate Regional Director125 S. 20TH ST.

PADUCAH, KY 42033

(270) 908-4252

KENTUCKYCARE.NET

VISITS BY SERVICE TYPE

5.1% ENABLING

.02% PRENATAL

93.4% MEDICAL

.5% SUBSTANCE

1.1% BEHAVIORAL

13,567 enabling 63 prenatal1,215 substance 2,839 behavioral250,881 medical

65,283 total patients *some patients receive multiple services


854 veteran patients


564 agriculture-worker patients

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KentuckyCare 21 – Bardwell Bardwell, KY

KentuckyCare 43 + Pharmacy – Paducah Paducah, KY

KentuckyCare 44 – Paducah Paducah, KY

KentuckyCare 112 – Barlow Barlow, KY

KentuckyCare 63 - Mayfield Mayfield, KY

5% 101-200% FPL

1% ABOVE 201% FPL

84% UNKNOWN FPL

12% AT OR BELOW 100% FPL

12% UNINSURED

44% MEDICAID

17% MEDICARE506 2017

27% PRIVATE593 2018

51,421 2015

56,277 2016

65,283 2018

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45.9% ENABLING

53.7% MEDICAL

.2% SUBSTANCE

.2% BEHAVIORAL

Audubon Area Community Care Clinic, Inc.2 N D C O N G R E S S I O N A L D I S T R I C T

Dana Wilson, Project Director819 E. NINTH ST.

OWENSBORO, KY 42303

(270) 686-6040

1,132 enabling4 substance 4 behavioral1,324 medical

573 total patients *some patients receive multiple services

457 homeless patients

17 veteran patients


CLINIC LOCATION1

Audubon Area Community Care ClinicOwensboro, KY

19.9% 101-200% FPL

6.98% ABOVE 201% FPL

6.11% UNKNOWN FPL

67.01% AT OR BELOW 100% FPL

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19.37% UNINSURED

61.78% MEDICAID

9.25% MEDICARE

9.60% PRIVATE

573 2018

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184 2017

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Big Sandy Health Care, Inc.5 T H C O N G R E S S I O N A L D I S T R I C T

Ancil Lewis, CEO1709 KY. ROUTE 321

PRESTONSBURG, KY 41653

(606) 886-8546

BSHC.ORG

459 babies delivered2,327 vision3,574 behavioral10,171 dental76,601 medical


1 homeless patient


CLINIC LOCATIONS7

Eula Hall Health Center Grethel, KY

Hope Family Medical Center Salyersville, KY

Hope Family Pulmonary Service Salyersville, KY

Martin County Community Health Center Inez, KY

Mobile Dental Unit Inez, KY

Physicians for Women & Families Auxier, KY

Shelby Valley ClinicPikeville, KY

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25% 101-200% FPL

21% ABOVE 201% FPL

9% UNKNOWN FPL


7.98% UNINSURED

44.02% MEDICAID

21.96% MEDICARE212 2017

26.06% PRIVATE225 2018

26,176 2018


2.5% VISION

.5% BABIES DELIVERED

82.2% MEDICAL

10.9% DENTAL

3.8% BEHAVIORAL

18,755 2015

20,399 2016

24,068 2017

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Bluegrass Community Health Center6 T H C O N G R E S S I O N A L D I S T R I C T

A. Stevens Wrightson, MD, CEO151 N. EAGLE CREEK DRIVE

SUITE 220

LEXINGTON, KY 40509

(859) 259-2635

BCHC.EKU.EDU

1,305 enabling 42 prenatal3,746 substance 3,503 behavioral10 dental17,962 medical



78 veteran patients

1,283 agriculture-worker patients

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Bluegrass Community Health Center - Versailles Rd.Lexington, KY

Bluegrass Community Health Center - Eagle Creek Dr.Lexington, KY

9.25% 101-200% FPL

.56% ABOVE 201% FPL

5.78% UNKNOWN FPL


39.58% UNINSURED

43.20% MEDICAID

4.84% MEDICARE

12.38% PRIVATE

7,388 2015

8,356 2016

8,620 2017

71 2017

8,456 2018

99 2018


4.9% ENABLING

.16% PRENATAL

67.6% MEDICAL

.04% DENTAL

14.1% SUBSTANCE

13.2% BEHAVIORAL

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Clover Fork Clinic5 T H C O N G R E S S I O N A L D I S T R I C T

Jack A. Miniard, CEO101 CHAD ST.

P.O. BOX 39

EVARTS, KY 40828

(606) 837-2108

CLOVERFORKCLINIC.ORG

812 dental16,420 medical


3 homeless patients

75 veteran patients


CLINIC LOCATIONS2

Clover Fork ClinicEvarts, KY

Clover Fork Clinic– Harlan Harlan, KY

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6% 101-200% FPL

18% ABOVE 201% FPL

56% UNKNOWN FPL


6% UNINSURED

38% MEDICAID

44% MEDICARE42 2017

12% PRIVATE36 2018

3,964 2018

4,500 2018


95.3% MEDICAL

4.7% DENTAL

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Community Health Centers of Western Kentucky1 S T C O N G R E S S I O N A L D I S T R I C T

Roger Arbuckle, CEO480 HOPKINSVILLE ST.

GREENVILLE, KY 42345

(270) 338-5777

3,401 behavioral37,830 medical




CLINIC LOCATIONS5

CHCs of Western Kentucky - Pediatrics Guthrie, KY

CHCs of Western Kentucky – Family Medicine Greenville, KY

CHCs of Western Kentucky - Pediatrics Greenville, KY

CHCs of Western Kentucky - Women’s Health and Behavioral Health Greenville, KY

CHCs of Western Kentucky- Family Medicine, Pediatrics, and Behavioral Health Russellville, KY

65 2017

73 2018

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13.1% 101-200% FPL


58.2% UNKNOWN FPL


5.946% UNINSURED

45.884% MEDICAID

8.832% MEDICARE

39.335% PRIVATE

10,060 2015

11,258 2016

11,500 2017

12,409 2018


91.7% MEDICAL

8.2% BEHAVIORAL

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Cumberland Family Medical Center, Inc.1 S T , 2 N D , 4 T H , 5 T H & 6 T H C O N G R E S S I O N A L D I S T R I C T S

Eric Loy, MD, CEO404 STEVE DRIVE

RUSSELL SPRINGS, KY 42642

(270) 858-6655

CUMBERLANDFAMILYMEDICAL.COM

2,258 babies delivered3,301 substance 11,945 behavioral7,703 dental301,663 medical




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18.63% 101-200% FPL

21.06% ABOVE 201% FPL

24.97% UKNOWN FPL


6.08% UNINSURED

40.06% MEDICAID

13.1% MEDICARE

40.76% PRIVATE

56,142 2015

70,323 2016

79,932 2017

458 2017

87,952 2018

551 2018



92.3% MEDICAL

2.4% DENTAL

1% SUBSTANCE

3.7% BEHAVIORAL

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CLINIC LOCATIONS28SCHOOL-BASED LOCATIONS86

Adair Family Medical CenterColumbia, KY

Albany Family Medical CenterAlbany, KY

Casey Family Medical CenterLiberty, KY

Clinton Family Medical CenterAlbany, KY

Cumberland Family Medical CenterBurkesville, KY

First Choice Immediate Care Columbia, KY

Gamaliel Family Medical CenterGamaliel, KY

Glasgow Pediatric HealthcareGlasgow, KY

Glasgow Pediatric Healthcare Healthy Kids Clinic Glasgow, KY

Greensburg HealthCareGreensburg, KY

Greensburg Family Medical CenterGreensburg, KY

Jamestown Family Medical CenterJamestown, KY

LaRue Family Medical Center Hodgenville, KY

McCreary Family Medical CenterWhitley City, KY

Whitley Family Medical CenterWhitley City, KY

Monroe Family Medical CenterTompkinsville, KY

Munfordville Medical CenterMunfordville, KY

Russell Family Medical CenterRussell Springs, KY

Wellness on Wheels mobile oral health services

Women’s Care of the Commonwealth - (site 1)Danville, KY

Women’s Care of the Commonwealth - (site 2)Danville, KY

Women’s Care of the Bluegrass/Family Care of the BluegrassFrankfort, KY

Women’s Care of the Bluegrass/Family Care of the Bluegrass Lawrenceburg, KY

Women’s Care of the Bluegrass/Family Care of the BluegrassOwenton, KY

Women’s Care of the Bluegrass/Family Care of the BluegrassVersailles, KY

Women’s Care of Lake CumberlandMonticello, KY

Women’s Care of Lake CumberlandSomerset, KY

Adair County 5 school-based locations

Anderson County 6 school-based locations

Casey County 5 school-based locations

Clinton County 4 school-based locations

Cumberland County 3 school-based locations

Green County 4 school-based locations

Hardin County22 school-based locations

LaRue County 4 school-based locations

Lincoln County 9 school-based locations

Nelson County 15 school-based locations

Russell County 4 school-based locations

Wayne County 5 school-based locations

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Dayspring Health5 T H C O N G R E S S I O N A L D I S T R I C T

Mark Watt, CEO402 CUMBERLAND AVE.

WILLIAMSBURG, KY 40769

(423) 784-8492

DAYSPRINGHEALTH.ORG

4,351 enabling 148 prenatal1,435 behavioral39,468 medical



624 school-based patients

CLINIC LOCATIONS2

Dayspring Williamsburg Williamsburg, KY

Dayspring Dental Williamsburg, KY

Whitley County 1 school based location

SCHOOL-BASED LOCATION1

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87% ABOVE 201% FPL


10% UNINSURED

50% MEDICAID

16% MEDICARE

24% PRIVATE

9,304 2018

64 2018


86.9% MEDICAL

3.2% BEHAVIORAL

9.6% ENABLING

.3% PRENATAL

8,349 2015

8,381 2016

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Fairview Community Health Center2 N D C O N G R E S S I O N A L D I S T R I C T

Chris Keyser, CEO615 SEVENTH AVE.

BOWLING GREEN, KY 42101

(270) 783-3573

FAIRVIEWCOMMUNITYHEALTH.ORG

2,353 enabling 959 prenatal37,952 medical



68 veteran patients


CLINIC LOCATIONS3

Fairview Community Health Center Bowling Green, KY

FCHC - Adult Health Care Bowling Green, KY

FCHC - Prenatal Bowling Green, KY

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23.5% 101-200% FPL

8.1% ABOVE 201% FPL


10.6% UNINSURED

69.6% MEDICAID

8.1% MEDICARE

11.7% PRIVATE

11,784 2015

12,263 2016

12,557 2017

77 2017

12,353 2018

82 2018


92% MEDICAL

5.7% ENABLING

2.3% PRENATAL

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Family Health Centers, Inc.3 R D C O N G R E S S I O N A L D I S T R I C T

William B. Wagner, CEO2215 PORTLAND AVE.

LOUISVILLE, KY 40212

(502) 778-4201

FHCLOUISVILLE.ORG

11,255 enabling 1,167 prenatal1,657 substance 8,579 behavioral14,717 dental111,450 medical




CLINIC LOCATIONS8

FHC - Americana Louisville, KY

FHC – East Broadway Louisville, KY

FHC – Fairdale Fairdale, KY

FHC – Iroquois Louisville, KY

FHC – Portland Louisville, KY

FHC – Phoenix Health Care for the Homeless Louisville, KY

FHC – Southwest Louisville, KY

FHC – West Market Louisville, KY

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18% 101-200% FPL

5% ABOVE 201% FPL

12% UNKOWN FPL


22% UNINSURED

55% MEDICAID

10% MEDICARE

13% PRIVATE

38,119 2015

39,395 2016

40,695 2017

410 2017

43,412 2018

431 2018


8% ENABLING

.8% PRENATAL

75% MEDICAL

10% DENTAL

1% SUBSTANCE

6% BEHAVIORAL

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Foothills Health & Wellness Center6 T H C O N G R E S S I O N A L D I S T R I C T

Rosie Woolom, Project Director108 12TH STREET

CLAY CITY, KY 40312

(606) 663-9011

FOOTHILLSCAP.ORG

2,292 enabling8 vision69 substance 822 behavioral8 dental2,566 medical



43 veteran patients


CLINIC LOCATIONS2

Foothills Health & Wellness Center Clay City, KY

Kentucky River Foothills Irvine, KY

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3% ABOVE 201% FPL

37% UNKNOWN FPL


12% UNINSURED

49% MEDICAID

19% MEDICARE

20% PRIVATE

2,005 2015

2,008 2016

2,011 2017

16 2017

2,182 2018

20 2018


39.1% ENABLING

44.3% MEDICAL

1.2% SUBSTANCE

15.1% BEHAVIORAL

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Grace Community Health Center, Inc. dba Grace Health5 T H C O N G R E S S I O N A L D I S T R I C T

Michael Stanley, CEO1019 CUMBERLAND FALLS HWY.

SUITE B201

CORBIN, KY 40701

(606) 526-9005

GRACEHEALTHKY.ORG

4,986 enabling 916 babies delivered88 substance 1,871 behavioral6,783 dental152,009 medical







Grace Health Bishop Street Clinic Corbin, KY

Grace Health Falls Highway Clinic Corbin, KY

Grace Health Gray Clinic Gray, KY

Grace Health Hyden Clinic Hyden, KY

Grace Health Manchester Clinic Manchester, KY

Grace Health Pineville Clinic Pineville, KY

Grace Health Women’s Care Corbin, KY

Bell County 7 school based locations

Clay County 9 school based locations

Knox County 11 school based locations

Leslie County 4 school based locations

Whitley County 8 school based locations

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6.5% 101-200% FPL


67.3% UNKNOWN FPL


9.2% UNINSURED

37.4% MEDICAID

16.8% MEDICARE

36.4% PRIVATE

16,900 2015

26,122 2016

30,288 2017

235 2017

31,309 2018

262 2018


3% ENABLING


91.2% MEDICAL

4.1% DENTAL

1.1% BEHAVIORAL

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HealthFirst Bluegrass, Inc.6 T H C O N G R E S S I O N A L D I S T R I C T

Wayne Linscoit, CEO496 SOUTHLAND DRIVE

LEXINGTON, KY 40503

(859) 288-2425

HEALTHFIRSTLEX.COM

1,997 enabling 171 babies delivered12,509 behavioral17,411 dental55,960 medical







HFB Bryan Station Lexington, KY

HFB Newtown Pike Dental Clinic Lexington, KY

HFB Southland Lexington, KY

Mobile Dental Van2 units

Fayette County 8 school based locations

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13% 101-200% FPL

1.5% ABOVE 201% FPL

52.5% UNKNOWN FPL


27% UNINSURED

57% MEDICAID

4.4% MEDICARE

12% PRIVATE

17,859 2015

19,666 2016

21,047 2017

205 2017

22,212 2018

224 2018


2.2% ENABLING

1% BABIES DELIVERED

63% MEDICAL

19.6% DENTAL

14.1% BEHAVIORAL

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Health Help, Inc. dba White House Clinics2 N D , 5 T H & 6 T H C O N G R E S S I O N A L D I S T R I C T S

Stephanie Moore, CEO401 HIGHLAND PARK DRIVE

RICHMOND, KY 40475

(859) 626-7700

WHITEHOUSECLINICS.COM

3,640 enabling5,328 behavioral23,510 dental78,177 medical





CLINIC LOCATIONS8SCHOOL-BASED LOCATION1

WHC Berea Berea, KY

WHC BPC Berea, KY

WHC Irvine Irvine, KY

WHC Lancaster Lancaster, KY

WHC McKee McKee, KY

WHC Mt. Vernon Mt. Vernon, KY

WHC Paint Lick Paint Lick, KY 40461

WHC Richmond Richmond, KY

Berea Independent District 1 school based location

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12.2% UNINSURED

48.2% MEDICAID

10.9% MEDICARE

28.7% PRIVATE

30,144 2015

29,547 2016

29,765 2017

250 2017

30,772 2018

247 2018


3.3% ENABLING

70.6% MEDICAL

21.2% DENTAL

4.8% BEHAVIORAL

20.9% 101-200% FPL

8.4% ABOVE 201% FPL

35.9% UNKNOWN FPL


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HealthPoint Family Care, Inc.4 T H & 6 T H C O N G R E S S I O N A L D I S T R I C T S

Christopher Goddard, CEO1401 MADISON AVE.

COVINGTON, KY 41011

(859) 655-6100

HEALTHPOINTFC.ORG

14 enabling 901 babies delivered345 substance 8,606 behavioral21,605 dental102,505 medical






HPFC – Bellevue Bellevue, KY

HPFC – Covington Covington, KY

HPFC – Crittenden Crittenden, KY

HPFC – Florence Florence, KY

HPFC – Nicholasville Nicholasville, KY

Campbell County 1 school based location

Kenton County 13 school based locations

Jessamine County 4 school based locations

9% 101-200% FPL

2% ABOVE 201% FPL


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17% UNINSURED

63% MEDICAID

7% MEDICARE

13% PRIVATE

33,128 2015

38,517 2016

41,088 2017

187 2017

41,127 2018

190 2018


1.9% BABIES DELIVERED

72.6% MEDICAL

20.8% DENTAL

.2% SUBSTANCE

4.5% BEHAVIORAL

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Juniper Health, Inc.5 T H & 6 T H C O N G R E S S I O N A L D I S T R I C T S

Karen Ditsch, CEO141 MAIN ST.

BEATTYVILLE, KY 41311

(606) 464-0151

JUNIPERHEALTH.ORG

986 behavioral3,956 dental37,666 medical




CLINIC LOCATIONS6

Juniper Health - Breathitt Co. Jackson, KY

Juniper Health - Lee Co. Dental Beattyville, KY

Juniper Health - Lee Co. Beattyville, KY

Juniper Health - Morgan Co. West Liberty, KY

Juniper Health - Morgan Co. DentalWest Liberty, KY

Juniper Health - Wolfe Co.Campton, KY

15.9% 101-200% FPL


4.9% UNKNOWN FPL


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8.7% UNINSURED

45.6% MEDICAID

11.5% MEDICARE

34.2% PRIVATE

7,921 2015

9,620 2016

10,328 2017

77 2017

11,168 2018

86 2018


88.4% MEDICAL

9.3% DENTAL

2.3% BEHAVIORAL

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Kentucky Mountain Health Alliance, Inc.5 T H C O N G R E S S I O N A L D I S T R I C T

Ellen Napier, CEO279 E. MAIN ST.

HAZARD, KY 41701

(606) 487-9505

KYMHA.COM

6,714 enabling282 substance 1,128 behavioral2,703 dental4,407 medical



37 veteran patients

CLINIC LOCATION1

Little Flower Clinic Hazard, KY

23% 101-200% FPL

16% ABOVE 201% FPL


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31% UNINSURED

41% MEDICAID

10% MEDICARE

18% PRIVATE

2,056 2015

2,583 2016

2,724 2017

33 2017

2,801 2018

32 2018


44.1% ENABLING

28.9% MEDICAL

17.1% DENTAL

1.9% SUBSTANCE

7.4% BEHAVIORAL

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Lewis County Primary Care Center, Inc. dba Primary Plus4 T H & 6 T H C O N G R E S S I O N A L D I S T R I C T S

Jerry Ugrin, CEOP.O. BOX 550

211 KY. 59 BLDG. A

VANCEBURG, KY 41179

(606) 202-7360

PRIMARYPLUS.NET

8,541 enabling1,675 behavioral11,638 dental189,276 medical




CLINIC LOCATIONS7

Ashland Family Health Center Ashland, KY

Bracken County Family Health Center Augusta, KY

Primary Plus - Flemingsburg Flemingsburg, KY

Primary Plus – Maysville Maysville, KY

Primary Plus – South Shore South Shore, KY

Primary Plus – Vanceburg Vanceburg, KY

Tollesboro Family Health Center & Clinic Pharmacy Tollesboro, KY

30% 101-200% FPL

32% ABOVE 201% FPL

11% UNKNOWN FPL


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22% UNINSURED

21% MEDICAID

14% MEDICARE

39% PRIVATE

43,054 2015

45,191 2016

47,451 2017

232 2017

51,985 2018

242 2018


4% ENABLING

89.6% MEDICAL

5.5% DENTAL

.8% BEHAVIORAL

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Mountain Comprehensive Care Center, Inc.5 T H C O N G R E S S I O N A L D I S T R I C T

Promod Bishnoi, CEO104 S. FRONT AVE

PRESTONSBURG, KY 41653

(606) 886-8572

MTCOMP.ORG

3,167 enabling100 vision992 behavioral18 dental10,599 medical



38 veteran patients

CLINIC LOCATIONS6

HomePlace Clinic – PrestonsburgPrestonsburg, KY

HomePlace Clinic - PikevillePikeville, KY

HomePlace Clinic – LouisaLouisa, KY

HomePlace Clinic - BelfryBelfry, KY

HomePlace Clinic – PaintsvillePaintsville, KY

HomePlace Clinic – GraysonGrayson, KY

22.91% 101-200% FPL


30.33% UNKNOWN FPL


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11.39% UNINSURED

40.82% MEDICAID

21.06% MEDICARE

26.73% PRIVATE

2,221 2018

54 2018


21.3% ENABLING

71.2% MEDICAL

6.7% BEHAVIORAL

.7% VISION

964 2015

1,609 2016

1,723 2017

40 2017

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Mountain Comprehensive Health Corporation5 T H C O N G R E S S I O N A L D I S T R I C T

L.M. (Mike) Caudill, CEO10 E. MAIN ST.

SUITE A

WHITESBURG, KY 41858

(606) 633-4823

MCHCKY.ORG

1,686 enabling 599 babies delivered8,089 vision3,242 substance 5,707 behavioral15,161 dental188,987 medical







Buckhorn Medical Clinic Buckhorn, KY

Cumberland Medical/Dental Clinic Cumberland, KY

Harlan Medical Center Harlan, KY

Leatherwood/Blackey Medical Clinic Cornettsville, KY Middlesboro Campus Clinic Middlesboro, KY

Owsley Medical Clinic Booneville, KY

Pineville Medical Clinic Pineville, KY

Isom Medical Clinic Jeremiah, KY

Whitesburg Medical/ Dental Clinic Whitesburg, KY

Bell County 1 school based location

Letcher County 12 school based locations

Owsley County 2 school based locations

20% 101-200% FPL

15% ABOVE 201% FPL

24% UNKNOWN FPL


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5% UNINSURED

46% MEDICAID

20% MEDICARE

29% PRIVATE

30,049 2015

34,581 2016

38,697 2017

352 2017

41,167 2018

333 2018


3.6% VISION

.8% ENABLING


84.6% MEDICAL

6.8% DENTAL

1.5% SUBSTANCE

2.6% BEHAVIORAL

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Park DuValle Community Health Center, Inc.3 R D & 4 T H C O N G R E S S I O N A L D I S T R I C T S

E. Ann Hagan-Grigsby, CEO3015 WILSON AVE.


(502) 774-4401

PDCHC.ORG

3,752 enabling 394 prenatal5,456 behavioral16,297 dental52,626 medical




CLINIC LOCATIONS4

Park DuValle Community Health Center Louisville, KY

Park DuValle at City View Louisville, KY

Park DuValle at Newburg Louisville, KY

Taylorsville Community Health Center Taylorsville, KY

29% 101-200% FPL

8% ABOVE 201% FPL


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28% UNINSURED

42% MEDICAID

6% MEDICARE

24% PRIVATE


4.8% ENABLING

.5% PRENATAL

67% MEDICAL

20.8% DENTAL

6.9% BEHAVIORAL

22,277 2015

21,217 2016

20,402 2017

179 2017

20,403 2018

166 2018

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Pennyroyal Health Center Services, Inc. dba Community Medical Clinic1 S T C O N G R E S S I O N A L D I S T R I C T

Kecia Fulcher, CEO310 HAWTHORNE ST.

PRINCETON, KY 42445

(270) 365-0227

COMMUNITYMEDICALCLINIC.ORG

49 enabling123 vision13,021 medical


5 homeless patients

86 veteran patients


CLINIC LOCATIONS3

HopkinsvilleHopkinsville, KY

Oak Grove Oak Grove, KY

Princeton Princeton, KY

29% 101-200% FPL

16% ABOVE 201% FPL


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6% UNINSURED

47% MEDICAID

14% MEDICARE

33% PRIVATE

4,765 2018

42 2018


98.7% MEDICAL

.9% VISION

.4% ENABLING

1,961 2015

2,335 2016

3,027 2017

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Regional Health Care Affiliates dba Health First Community Health Center1 S T & 2 N D C O N G R E S S I O N A L D I S T R I C T S

Shelley Gobin, CEOP.O. BOX 134

121 E. MAIN ST.

PROVIDENCE, KY 42450

(270) 667-7017

HEALTHFIRSTCHC.NET

109 vision5,112 behavioral34,909 medical





CLINIC LOCATIONS7

Health First CHC Calhoun, KY

Cabell Platt Medical Center Henderson, KY

Health First CHC Clay, KY

Health First CHC Earlington, KY

Health First CHC Owensboro, KY

Health First CHC Princeton, KY

Health First CHC Providence, KY

13.7% 101-200% FPL

8.8% ABOVE 201% FPL

55.3% UNKNOWN FPL


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4.2% UNINSURED

42.5% MEDICAID

15% MEDICARE

38.3% PRIVATE


87% MEDICAL

12.7% BEHAVIORAL

.3% VISION

12,001 2018

83 2018

8,695 2015

9,609 2016

11,600 2017

95 2017

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Shawnee Christian Healthcare Center3 R D C O N G R E S S I O N A L D I S T R I C T

Susan Maguire, Interim CEO/CFO234 AMY AVE.


(502) 778-0001

SHAWNEECHRISTIANHEALTHCARE.ORG

25 substance 1,404 behavioral2,966 dental6,181 medical



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Shawnee Christian Healthcare Center, Inc. Louisville, KY

Shawnee CHC Dental Services Louisville, KY

Jefferson County 8 school based locations

15.9% 101-200% FPL

2.8% ABOVE 201% FPL

46.4% UNKNOWN FPL


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11.8% UNINSURED

66.8% MEDICAID

3.8% MEDICARE

12.7% PRIVATE

3,986 2018

32 2018


58.4% MEDICAL

28% DENTAL

.2% SUBSTANCE

13.3% BEHAVIORAL

2,396 2015

2,656 2016

3,593 2017

34 2017

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Sterling Health Solutions, Inc6 T H C O N G R E S S I O N A L D I S T R I C T

Alex Conrad, CEO236 W. MAIN ST.

MT. STERLING, KY 40353

(859) 404-7686

STERLINGHEALTHKY.ORG

220 babies delivered1,695 substance 4,111 behavioral4,868 dental35,627 medical



48 veteran patients




Sterling Health Care - Owingsville Owingsville, KY

Montgomery Dental Center Mt. Sterling, KY

Sterling Health Care - Carlisle Carlisle, KY

Sterling Health Care Mt. Sterling, KY

Sterling Women’s CareMt. Sterling, KY

Montgomery County6 school-based locations

Nicholas County 1 school based location

26% 101-200% FPL

21% ABOVE 201% FPL

26% UNKNOWN FPL


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7% UNINSURED

40% MEDICAID

12% MEDICARE

40% PRIVATE

11,012 2018

74 2018



76.6% MEDICAL

10.5% DENTAL

3.6% SUBSTANCE

8.8% BEHAVIORAL

5,499 2015

7,067 2016

9,146 2017

67 2017

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Triad Health Systems, Inc.4 T H C O N G R E S S I O N A L D I S T R I C T

Adam Craft, CEO441 U.S. 42 WEST

WARSAW, KY 41095

(859) 567-1271

TRIADHEALTHSYSTEMS.COM

427 vision507 substance 2,977 behavioral1,703 dental11,433 medical


94 veteran patients



Warsaw Office Warsaw, KY

Owen County Primary Care Owenton, KY

Owenton Dental Owenton, KY

Owenton Behavioral Health Owenton, KY

Carroll County Primary Care Carrollton, KY

Carroll County Behavioral Health Carrollton, KY

Carroll County 6 school based locations

Gallatin County 4 school based locations

Owen County 4 school based locations

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10% UNINSURED

34% MEDICAID

15% MEDICARE

44% PRIVATE

5,529 2018

48 2018

67 2017


2.5% VISION

67% MEDICAL

10% DENTAL

3% SUBSTANCE

17.5% BEHAVIORAL

2,453 2015

2,570 2016

4,100 2017

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UK North Fork Valley Community Health Center5 T H C O N G R E S S I O N A L D I S T R I C T

Larry Quillen, CEO750 MORTON BLVD.

HAZARD, KY 41701

(606) 439-1559

UKHEALTHCARE.UKY.EDU

403 enabling1,850 behavioral3,997 dental27,907 medical




CLINIC LOCATIONS2

UK North Fork Valley Community Health Center Hazard, KY

UK June Buchanan Medical Clinic Hindman, KY

.3% 101-200% FPL

.1% ABOVE 201% FPL

69.9% UNKNOWN FPL


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3.6% SUBSTANCE

8.8% BEHAVIORAL

8,171 2015

6,983 2016

7,329 2017

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