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Ryan White Title Iii Hiv Capacity Development and Planning Grants - Project Abstract: Crescentcare Ryan White Part C Capacity Development No/aids Task Force D.b.a. Crescentcare 1631 Elysian Fields Avenue New Orleans, La 70117 Chief Executive Officer: Noel J. Twilbeck, JR. Voice: 504-821-2601 Ext. 228 Fax: 504-662-1686 Email Address: Noel.twilbeck@crescentcare.org Website: Www.crescentcare.org Summary of Proposed Project: Crescentcare Will Use the Funding to Improve Linkages and Integration of Its In-house Hiv Primary Care Services With Its In-house Oral Health Through the Transition the Current Dentrix Electronic Dental Records System to Its Current Eclinicalworks System Which Is Used Now for Primary Care and Behavioral Health. Hiv Care Innovation: the Activity Proposed Is Under Hiv Care Innovation -integration of Hiv Primary Care With Oral Health. Summary of Activities and Intended Impact: the Activity Proposed Is Under Hiv Care Innovation -integration of Hiv Primary Care With Oral Health. Crescentcare Will Use the Funding to Improve Linkages and Integration of Its In-house Hiv Primary Care Services With Its In-house Oral Health Through the Transition Its Current Dentrix Electronic Dental Records System to Its Current Eclinicalworks Electronic Medical Records System Which Is Used Now for Primary Care and Behavioral Health. This Will Result in Substantially Enhanced Integration of Service, Improved Logistics and Efficiencies, and More Comprehensive Patient Data. Crescentcare Serves Over 2,700 Hiv Patients Per Year and the Majority Have Incomes Below 100% of the Federal Poverty Level. This One-time Funding Is Needed to Improve Services, Program Efficiency, and Health Outcomes for Crescentcare’s Hiv Patients. a Total of $150,000 Is Requested for the One-year Period. Crescentcare Meets the Requirement for Funding Preference for Underserved Areas as Outlined in Attachment 7 of the Application.
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