2009 PCDC Spring Gala Slideshow

8/14/2019 2009 PCDC Spring Gala Slideshow

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Since 1993, PCDC hasbeen transforming

healthcare in underservedcommunities throughout

New York and beyond.


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Reform is not a luxury

that can be postponed.

President Barack Obama


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Replacement Facility

Capacity: 85,000 visits annually

Martin Luther King, Jr. Health CenterMorrisania

PCDC CAPITAL PROJECT


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PCDCs financing allowedus to create a welcoming

environment for ourpatients and a better

workspace for ouremployees.

Suzanna Callahan

Institute for Urban Family Health


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Swine Flu Preparedness

PCDC has helped 70 healthcenters prepare for the Swine

Flu emergency.


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Hudson HeadwatersWarrensburg Health Center

Warren County

Facility Expansion



before

after


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43% of NYS health centerslost money in the last 7 years.

- The Deteriorating Financial Health of New York States Health

Centers: PCDC, NYS Health Foundation


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Primary

carestrengthens

familiesand

communities.


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PCDC has afforded us the

opportunity to create an

effective response to various

types of emergencies and states

of readiness.

Pat Troy

Deputy Executive Director

Betances Health Center


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Replacement Facility & Expansion


New York Hospital QueensDowntown Flushing Center



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PCDC is helping 35 community

health centers choose their

Electronic Health Record.


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The uninsured are much

more likely not to get

preventive care because they

cant afford itwhen they

get sick, they get sicker.

Jennifer TolbertKaiser Family Policy Analyst


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New Facility


Institute for Family HealthWalton Family Health CenterMorris Heights/Tremont



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Uninsured people wholive near a health center

are less likely to postponeor delay care.


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Open Door Family Medical CenterPort Chester Center

Facility Relocation & Expansion




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The PCDC project has been a work-

intensive, guided, and overall

worthwhile experience that hastotally changed our way of thinking

about handling community

emergencies.

Zach Rosen, M.D.Medical Director

Montefiore Family Health Center


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There are too many neighborhoods,

especially in low-income and isolatedareas, where you cant find a primary care

doctor or a full service clinic anywhere.

New York City Council Speaker

Christine Quinn


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New Facility


Premier HealthCareBayside Health CenterBayside, Queens



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More doctors in a

community leads

to declines in

mortality from

cancer, stroke,heart disease,

and infant

mortality rates.


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New Facility


Comprehensive Care ManagementCCM/PACE Allerton Center

Fordham



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Strengthen PCDC workswith providers to implement

patient-centered approaches that

strengthen their practice andimprove and expand care.


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PCDC is developing tools

to help providers meetPatient Centered Medical

Home standards.


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Schenectady Family Health ServicesMain Center

Schenectady County



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Facility Acquisition


Hudson River HealthCareMonticello Center

Sullivan County



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Preventing illness is a goodinvestment. It saves taxpayer

money, improves patientcare,

and unburdens oureconomy.

Governor David A. Paterson


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Facility Renovation


ODA Primary Care Health CenterGreenpoint


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Bedford-Stuyvesant

Family Health CenterBedford-Stuyvesant





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PCDC has attracted nearly $6 in

outside investment for every $1 inpublic funds received.

Financing for PCDC projects

Private

financing:

$170M (67%)

Publicfinancing:

$37M (15%)

Raised by

health

centers:

$44M (18%)


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New Facility & Dental Van


Oak OrchardCommunity Health CenterBrockport Center & Dental Van

Monroe County



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Urban Health PlanMain Center

Hunts Point/Mott Haven





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Replacement Facility


Family Health Network of Central NYCortland Dental Center

Cortland County



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The PCDC LearningCollaborative on Primary Care

Emergency Preparedness has

enabled us to move our hospitalbased preparedness program

beyond the walls of the hospitaland into the community.

Joan Sclafani

Associate Administrator

Brookdale Family Care Centers. Brooklyn



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Lutheran Family Health CentersBrooklyn-Chinese Family Health Center

Sunset Park

New Center


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PCDC not only provided us with the

financing to help our organizationgrow, but they stood by us through

every challenge along the way.

Stephanie Howze

Deputy Director

Harlem United


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PCDC thanks our generous Silver

Sponsorswho have made thisevening possible

Emblem Health


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Greater New York Hospital

Association / GNYHA Ventures


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Louise and Michael A. Stocker, M.D.


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Ingegerd & Louis R. Tomson


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PCDC strongly supportedreforms in the New York

State budget thatincreased payments for

primary care providers.


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New Center


Medisys Family Care CentersMedisys St. Albans CenterQueens

The demand for neighborhood based


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The demand for neighborhood-based

primary care exceeds the capacity of manycenters to provide it.


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PCDC has created 6,600

construction jobs and 2,200

permanent jobs in low-incomecommunities.


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Primary care providers are critical to their

communities in a time of emergency.


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The U.S. is expected to lose46,000 primary care doctors by

2025.


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PCDC cut in half the time a patientsspend in waiting for care.


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Betances Health CenterPCDC CAPITAL PROJECT


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Renovation & Expansion


Betances Health Center

Lower East Side

Building primary care centers


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u d g p y e e e s

transforms long-vacant,deteriorated buildings into

thriving facilities.


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About 60 millionAmericans lack access to

primary care nationwide.


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New York health centers

have an average of only 16.5days of cash on hand.

- The Deteriorating Financial Health of New York

States Health Centers: PCDC, NYS Health Foundation


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This whole experience has been great for us.

Not only do we have an EmergencyPreparedness manual now and a much more

prepared organization but we have become an

even closer TEAM.

Settlement Health

Community health centers


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generate $12.6 billion ineconomic activity annually and

produce 143,000 jobs.


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New York ranks 39th

nationally in avoidablehospital use and cost and

spends $1.1 billion onavoidable ER visits.

Brownsville Multi-Service



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New Center


Family Health CenterGenesis Health Center

East New York


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Half of U.S. primary care

doctors plan to reduce or end

their practices.


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Lack of capital impedes primary

care development.


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This collaborative will make us

better community partners

and has given staff an increasedsense of empowerment when

faced with the possibility of

catastrophic disaster.

Pat Troy

Chief Operating OfficerBetances Health Center

More than 5 million New Yorkers live in


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high primary care need zip codes.


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Lack of capital investmentprevents hiring and retention of

a qualified primary care

workforce.


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PCDC led nine Brooklyn test


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sites to develop a replicable andadaptable Electronic Medical

Record implementation model.



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Developed Three New CentersCombined Capacity: 2,400 visits annually

Housing WorksBrooklyn & Manhattan


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The process that PCDC helped us

put in place is a shining example of

how far teamwork, buy-in, andinclusive planning can take us.

Wendy Stark

Executive Director

Callen-Lorde Community Health Center


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Lack of investment hampersmodernization of health centers,

including adoption of health

information technology.


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New York ranks 1st in

overall Medicaid spending but 45th in Medicaid

spending on primary care.


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Only 2% of medical students

plan to go into primary care.


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PCDC thanks our generous Supporterswho have madethis evening possible

Amerigroup

Karen Binder & Victor Ney

BTQ Financial

Brooklyn Plaza Medical Center

Isabella Geriatric Center

Kenneth Schwartz

CPANYS

Lind B h G r rdi C nt r



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New Facility


Linda Buch-Gerardi CenterEast Flatbush

PCDC offers comprehensive


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financing options, such as

pre-construction loans

long term loans

target loan fundstax exempt bonds

new market tax credits

bridge loans


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PCDC has invested a total

of $240 million for 77health center projects

throughout New Yorkstate.

PCDC helps providers transform the way

they deliver care and conduct business


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they deliver care and conduct business.

PCDC thanks our generous Donorswho have made this evening possible


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AMDeC Foundation, Inc.

Joseph P. Addabbo Family Health CenterJo Ivey Boufford, M.D.

Callen-Lorde Community Health Center

James CapozielloCerebral Palsy Association of New York State

Cicero Velazquez Cicero & AssociatesMichael E. Clark

Andrea ColonCommunity Health Center of Buffalo

Mark DorfmanEastPoint HealthThe Engelberg Foundation

Gouverneur Healthcare Services

Housing Works

Hudson Health Plan, Inc.Hudson River Healthcare, Inc.

IJR Consulting CorporationThe Institute for Family Health

JPMorgan Chase

Lisa & Mark JeziorskiRonda & David Kotelchuck

PCDC thanks our generous Donorswho have made this evening possible


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Maimonides Medical CenterDaniel T. McGowan

Diane & Ira MillsteinThomas J. Murphy

New Broadway Manor Assisted Living LLC

New York Cardiovascular AssociatesNew York State Health Foundation

North Shore-Long Island Jewish Health SystemVictoria Palermo

RCHN Community Health Foundation

RSM McGladrey

Howard J. RubensteinMark Rubinstein

John Rugge, M.D.Ruth Salzman

James SinkoffDiana L. Taylor

United Hospital FundUrban Health Plan

Visiting Nurse Service of New YorkFredda W. & Bruce C. Vladeck

William F. Ryan Community Health Center


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Settlement Health

Harlem



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Harlem


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Specialists earn 2 to 7times more than primary

care doctors.


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About 1.5 million New York

State residents depend on health

centers for primary and

preventive care.


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Joseph P. Addabbo Family Health CenterMain Center



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The Rockaways

Harlem UnitedCentral & East Harlem



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Developed Two New CentersCombined Capacity: 30,000 visits annually

Central & East Harlem


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PCDC projects have

created capacity to serve550,000 additional patients

annually.

Callen-Lorde

Community Health CenterChelsea



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Relocation & Expansion


Chelsea


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PCDC has helped 70 primary


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p d p y

care centers double their

emergency readiness.

PCDC earned a AAA ImpactP f R i f h


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Performance Rating from the

Community Development

Financial Institution

Assessment and Rating System

(CARS).


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90% of PCDCs investment goes to


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facilities in areas of high

unemployment, high poverty, andlow income.

New York Health Centers are


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New York Health Centers are

underpaid for servicesby 15-30%.

- The Deteriorating Financial Health of New York States Health

Centers: PCDC, NYS Health Foundation


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PCDC is a founding member of


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PCDC is a founding member of

the Primary Care Health

Information Consortium

(PCHIC).

1 in 3 low-income adults


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have activity limitations

due to chronic illness,compared to 1 in 10

among higher incomeadults.

Primary care provides crucial services

known to lower healthcare costs, improveoutcomes and reduce health disparities


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outcomes, and reduce health disparities.


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PCDC i t f


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PCDC is part of

the Emblem HealthHigh Value Medical

Home Project.

Community Healthcare Network

Helen B. Atkinson Health CenterHarlem



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New Facility


PCDC was selected from among 86applicants as a

i fi li f h


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semi-finalist for the

New York TimesNonprofitExcellence Awards.


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PCDC has reduced patient no-shows

by 67%.


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UNITE HERE Health Center

Chelsea



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Renovation



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New Yorks budget made


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New York s budget made

landmark investments inprimary care, including

medical home incentives.

Health costs for adults with a

primary care physician are 33% less


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primary care physician are 33% less

than for those without.

Nearly 75% of health care


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spending goes to chronicdiseases that can be

prevented or managed

with quality primary care.


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Medicaid costs for New


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York community healthcenter patients were 24%

less per case overall, and

36% lower for diabetics.

PCDC has worked with more than

300 health center teams to

implement effective, patient-

centered care models.


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LeadPCDC leads policy effortsto strengthen and expand primary


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care in underserved communities.

PCDC is a founding member of the


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g

Primary Care Coalition.

Alan D. Aviles

Jo Ivey Boufford M D

Daniel T. McGowenWanda Marzan

PCDC thanks the members of the Gala Dinner

Committee who have made this evening possible:


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Jo Ivey Boufford, M.D.

Sean Birney

Stanley Brezenoff

Pamela BrierGeorganne Chapin

Richard Cotton

Tom EarlyLindsay Farrell

Wendy Goldstein

Reinaldo M. GonzalezPaloma Hernandez

June Keenan

Deborah King

Thomas J. Murphy

Lee H. PerlmanSeth Pinsky

Kenneth E. Raske

Andrew S. Roffe

John Rugge, M.D.Claire Shulman

Harvey Sigelbaum

Elizabeth Swain

James R. Tallon

Diana TaylorBruce C. Vladeck, M.D.

Kathryn Wylde


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