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EAST LIBERTY FAMILY HEALTH CARE CENTER
2015-2016 ANNUAL REPORT
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East Liberty Family Health Care
Center offers whole-person primary
care for physical, emotional and
spiritual well-being.
Total number of patients served.
Total number of patient
visits to ELFHCC.
Total number of uninsured
patients served by ELFHCC.
Christ-Centered Care
Immunization Well-Child Care
Hearing and Vision Screening
Asthma, Diabetes and Blood
Pressure Control Programs
OB/GYN Prenatal Care
Medical
Adult and Pediatric
Primary Care
Urgent Medical Care
Podiatry
On-Call Physician Services
Homeless Medical
Clinic and Outreach
Dental Care
Lab Services
Benefits Eligibility Assistance
Psychology and
Counseling Services
Outreach
Drug and Alcohol Outreach
and Relapse Program
Behavorial Health
Service Coordination
Homebound
Elderly Outreach
Parent/Patient/Family Education
8,757
32,108
1,614
Services Offered
Patient Services Revenue: $2.9 million
When possible, our patients participate in paying
for their care. We maximize reimbursements
from insurers and assure that our patients are
enrolled in every program for which they are
qualified. Earned revenue from patients is our
largest source of revenue.
Each year, we provide $2 million in “charity care
and other uncompensated care.” To support this
effort, we need to have additional funding to
cover patient care. This comes from:
Federal Government: $1.6 million
The Center utilizes federal funding to enable
us to serve the uninsured/underinsured at the
significant level that we do. We are a Federally
Qualified Health Center (FQHC) and receive
an annual grant from Health Resources and
Services Administration (HRSA) to provide
primary health care to uninsured, underinsured
and underserved people. This valuable, renewable
source of funding, requires high levels of service
and accountability. We are proud of the clinical
outcomes and measures of financial stewardship
that our federal funding requires of us. We are
grateful that our federal government recognizes
the importance of funding community-based
groups to care for the most vulnerable in
our midst.
Foundations: $1.3 million
Philanthropic and corporate foundations are
strong partners with us, supporting existing
and new projects, safety net enabling services
and capital needs. Their gifts allow us to provide
many of our “mission critical” services that help
to break down the barriers that keep our
neighbors from accessing our services.
Health-Related Corporations: +$100,000
Many local hospitals and health insurers share
our mission of providing quality health care for
all people without regard to ability to pay. The
region’s largest health plans, service providers
and payers (Gateway, UPMC and Highmark)
partner with us in many ways because they’ve
recognized the important role we play in the
Region’s Health Care Safety Net.
Churches & Individuals: +$300,000
We depend on local churches and individuals
to be a strong foundation of financial and
spiritual support. These donors trust that
we are good stewards of our resources. They
know that we keep Jesus Christ at the center
of our activities and that their gifts are used to
provide quality, whole person, compassionate,
loving care.
Local & State Government Funding:
$150,000
Government entities help us serve our vulnerable
brothers and sisters by supporting several of our
critical Safety Net services.
The East Liberty Family Health Care Center
has permanently restricted net assets, which
consisted of the following on December 31, 2015:
Patient Care Endowment Fund .....$
Ochiltree Endowment Fund ...........$
Jackson Home Care Fund ...............$
Total Endowment..........................$
The figures mentioned above are from the Uniform Data System (UDS). UDS is a reporting requirement for Health Resources and Service Administration
(HRSA) grantees, including community health centers. The data are used to improve health center performance and operation and to identify trends over
time. UDS data are compared with national data to review differences between the U.S. population at large and those individuals and families who rely on
the health care safety net for primary care.
Our Finances
1,337,042
188,705
49,106
1,574,287