Grantee Results (Funding Year 2014)

Grantee Results (Funding Year 2014)

Faith Community Health Center Sliding scale fee based community health clinic allowed for hire of 2 nd provider $133,686 Year one of two year grant (Funding Year 2014) A $100,000, one year grant, was awarded during funding year 2013. $62.49/ per patient in calendar year 2015 4,639 people impacted and $162,150.87 in Generated Revenue since funding began in funding year 2013. 2013 figures are baseline - before grant funding was received or before hospital provided PA in July 350 300 250 Appointments 2013-2015 200 150 100 50 2013 2014 2015 0 Revenue 2013-2015 $12,000.00 $10,000.00 $8,000.00 $6,000.00 $4,000.00 $2,000.00 $0.00 2013 2014 2015

Faith Community Health Center 3000 2500 2000 1500 1000 500 0 2013-2015 FCH Total Patient Visits 2013 2014 2015 Total Patient Visits 2013-2015 FCH Revenue Generated $100,000.00 $50,000.00 $0.00 2013 2014 2015 Revenue Generated Patient Visits: Calendar year 2013 vs. 2014 77% increase Calendar year 2014 vs. 2015 16% increase Revenue Generated: Calendar year 2013 vs. 2014 113% increase Calendar year 2014 vs. 2015 4% increase Physician s Assistant, Steve Berkstressor, treats a patient at Faith Community Health Clinic.

Faith Community Health Center Dental Scholarships provided to patients who cannot afford care $5,000 One year grant (Funding Year 2014) $64.10/per patient

Doula Foundation of MidAmerica Doula services for Stone and Taney county residents $40,125 awarded Year one of a three year grant (Funding Year 2014) $2,111/ per participant During calendar year 2015 35 women referred 19 participants 14 women finished the program Service by County Participant Ages 21% 42% 16% 21% 35 years and older 25-34 years old 20-24 years old Under 19 26% 74% Stone County Taney County Referral Sources 4% PLL 11% 16% 11% 58% CoxHealth Self WIC Taney County Children's Division

Doula Foundation of MidAmerica Outcomes 120% 100% 80% 60% 40% 20% 0% Full term Adequate birth weight Initiated breast feeding Quit using tobacco Doula Services Outcomes One young mom chose to give her baby up for adoption. She was already parenting a 15 month old daughter. Both parents were working full-time but struggled to make ends meet. It was a hard decision, but the mom said, A good mom does what s best for her kids not what s easiest for her. The doula was able to support her during this difficult process. Recently, a mom had to be transported to Springfield due to preterm labor issues. The mom was nervous about being in a new area away from her family. The doula was able to support her throughout the night while labor was stopped so the baby could continue to thrive. The doula has been able to meet with her several times at Pregnancy Life Line. The mom stated that she loves the support and is grateful for her doula.

Stone County Health Department MAPP Assessment Grant $12,700 over two years (Funding Years 2013 & 2014) Completed a community health assessment for Stone County which can be found at www.skaggsfoundation.org The assessment identified substance abuse as the top health issue in Stone County. Healthy Bundles (Newborn Case Management Program) $123,862 Year one of a two year grant (Funding Year 2014) In 2015, 18 families totaling 77 home visits participated $6,881/per family (1 st year start up expenses totaled $34,622)

Stone County Health Department Healthy Bundles (cont d) Assessment scores are collected from parent surveys developed by Healthy Families America. (HFA) The survey covers ten areas that are common to all families with lower scores being considered indicative of a stable household. HFA suggests families with scores of <25 may not require home visits while household scores of >40 are a strong indication of potential household abuse or neglect if supportive services are not provided. CHEERS is a series of measurements of parent/ child interactions developed by Healthy Families America. It is a tool used to assess the quality of interactions and better equip parents to recognize their strengths as well as challenges they are facing in their relationship.

Tri-Lakes Community Health Center School based dental services $66,032 Year one of a two year grant (Funding Year 2014) $73.20/ per student this includes a major equipment purchase of $19,943 Dental Care Provided Spring 2015 Blue Eye 201 Spring 2015 Reeds Spring 138 Spring 2015 OACAC 19 Fall 2015 Reeds Spring 544 TOTAL 902

OWNit Meet the Doc Events Healthcare outreach services provided in rural communities $51,825 Year one of a two year grant (Funding Year 2014) OWN it only spent $31,727 in year one Committee approved $20,098 for roll-over to year two $273.04/ per patient Place Attendees Gas Vouchers Dental Vouchers Medical Vouchers Event 1 Best Western, Branson West 22 22 19 16 Event 2 Lifesong Church, Reeds Spring 21 21 20 12 Event 3 Taney County - Rockaway 33 33 19 13 Event 4 Taney County - Hollister 38 38 24 16 Total 114 114 82 57 Dental Appts. Completed Medical Appts. Completed 8-42% (3 extractions) 6-38% 7-35% (4 extractions) 5-42% 19-100% (4 extractions) 13-100% 24-100% (5 extractions) 16-100% 58-71% (16 extractions) 40-70%

OWNit Staying Fit School based healthy lifestyle education $125,660 over two years (Funding Years 2013 & 2014) $104.71/ per student 1,200 students at Forsyth, Hollister, Reeds Spring and Boys and Girls Clubs impacted

OWNit Grow Healthy School-based healthy eating education $98,331 - Year one of a two year grant (Funding Year 2014) $39.53/per participant Education Provided # of Participants School Districts 12 School Buildings - Grades 3-6 21 Chef to School - Crane, Forsyth and RS BGC 400 Farm Field Trip Sites 126 Chef Day Presentations 601 Children reached through SPARK curriculum 1,300 Childhood Obesity Conference 60 TOTAL 2,487 Above right: Students participate in Chef to School Day and Fear Factor Friday with Chef Rob Corliss. Below: Students participate in a field trip to the College of the Ozarks farm.

MSU OPHI - SOAR SOAR EMDR Trauma Intervention $131,688 Year two of a two year grant (Funding Years 2013 & 2014) 245 people directly and indirectly impacted $537.50/ per person impacted In calendar year 2015: Average age of participant: 43.9 Average number of sessions per participant: 9.52 Gender of participants: 27.2% Male & 82.8% Female US Congressional Budget Office reports spending of $8,300 during the first year of treatment for PTSD patients Participants showed improvements in social assessment which leads to improved daily function IMPACT STATEMENTS I feel as if I have a second chance with my life. I feel empowered, confident and capable. I am able to pay attention without distractions from my old fearful mind. I am completely present.

Christian Associates of Table Rock Lake MENTAL HEALTH CLINIC Established an on-site mental health clinic $24,300 Year two of a three year grant (Funding Year 2014) Only spent $14,889 in calendar year 2015 Committee approved roll-over of remaining funds to year three 71 patients treated during 145 sessions Services Provided: Case Management, Nursing, Counseling, Psychology, Children s Services, Substance Abuse Treatment, Mental Health Assessment, Access to Healthcare, Psychiatry, Outpatient Therapy, In Home Services, Parenting Education, Resources and Referral Services, and Crisis Support According to the National Alliance for Mental Illness: $1 invested in substance abuse treatment will save taxpayers $7.14 in future costs EMERGENCY DENTAL SERVICES $21,850 Year one of a three year grant (Funding Year 2014) Only spent $4,147 in calendar year 2015 Committee approved roll-over of $17,707 to year two 46 clients received dental services at Tri-Lakes Community Health TRANSPORTATION TO MEDICAL APPOINTMENTS $2,500 - One year grant (Funding Year 2014) Only spent $1,300 spent in calendar year 2015 Committee approved a one-year grant extension 15 gas cards were provided 33 people were impacted *Participation years are measured by calendar year

Children s Smile Center Funding awarded to purchase x-ray equipment for the Branson West Clinic and to provide pregnant women with Medicaid dental benefit education $4,995 one year grant (Funding Year 2014) Previously awarded $4,200 in funding year 2013 39 pregnant women (new patients) received dental care as a result of education provided

Galena Vision of Hope $4,862 One year grant (Funding Year 2014) $27.94/ per person $4,717 awarded in funding year 2013 Funding was used for Galena on the Move and provided classes/exercise groups in Zumba, Stay Strong Stay Healthy, Personal Safety, Dog Walking and Pilates.

Jesus Was Homeless $5,000 awarded over two years (Funding Years 2013 & 2014) 163 people impacted directly $30.67/per participant Funding was used to provide healthy lifestyle education to JWH clients (people living in extended stay motels)