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Fiscal Year 2025 Expanded Hours. - Project Title: Womencare, Inc. FY25 Expanded Hours Project Director: Craig Glover, Mba, Fache, Facmpe, Chcef Contact Phone Number: 304-757-6999 Contact Email Address: Craig.glover@familycarewv.org Website: Https: Https://familycarewv.org/ Health Center Program Grant Number: H80CS00827 Address: 97 Great Teays BLVD., Suite 6 City & State: Scott Depot, WV 25560-9816 Womencare, Inc. D/b/a Familycare Health Centers (familycare) Is a Full-service Health System Serving West Virginia for Over Thirty Years. Familycare Opened in 1989, Providing the Area With Women’s Health and Prenatal Services. Due to an Overwhelming Need in the Service Area for Quality, Affordable Health Services, Both Family Medicine and Pediatric Services Were Added to the Health Center’s Scope in 1997, Supporting the Health Center’s Change to a More Inclusive Title for the Center; Familycare. in 2001, After Two Years of Being a Federally Qualified Health Center (FQHC) Look-alike (lal), Familycare Received Full FQHC Designation. Since This Designation, Familycare Has Added Numerous Programs and Locations to Meet the Community Need. Familycare Will Utilize Hrsa Funds to Offer Extended Hours at the Following Three Sites to Meet Patient Demand: • ST. Albans Convenientcare Proposes Extending 30 Hours Per Week for Primary and Acute Care Walk-ins. • Familycare Health Center- Patrick Street Proposes Extending 23.5 Hours Per Week for Primary Care and Behavioral Health Services. • Familycare Health Center- Cross Lanes Proposes Extending 28.5 Hours Per Week for Pediatric Walk-ins. Familycare Has Received Feedback From Patients, Residents and Staff on the Need to Expand Hours for These Services at the Proposed Locations. Expanded Hours Funding Will Allow Familycare to Provide Needed Care to Residents, Expanding Access So More Patients Can Receive Care in the Service Area. Project Activities Include: - Leveraging Community Partnerships and Conducting Outreach to Inform Community Members of the New Schedules; - Expanding Staff Time and Capacity to Accommodate Extended Hours; the Goals to Be Achieved Through These Activities Are: - Increasing the Number of Patients Receiving Primary Care Services Including Pediatric Services; - Increasing the Number of New Patient Visits; - Increasing the Number of Acute Care Visits; - Increasing the Number of Pediatric Care Visits; - Increasing the Number of Behavioral Health Visits; - Increasing the Number of Primary Care Visits.
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