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Norte de Texas

Supported by HealthTexas Provider Network (HTPN) and Baylor Scott & White Health, the community care program designs, implements and operates innovative strategies that increase access to health services, provide quality care and improve health outcomes for medically underserved populations. The community care strategy includes a network of HTPN-operated or managed primary care clinics and supporting programs which target underserved patients from the community and hospitals following discharge. Today, we operate nine community care clinics across the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex, including:

Más de 14 médicos equivalentes a tiempo completo (FTE) y profesionales de enfermería proporcionan atención a casi 8,500 pacientes desatendidos en estos lugares. Siete de las nueve clínicas han logrado la Certificación del Comité Nacional para la Aseguramiento de la Calidad como un Hogar Médico Centrado en el Paciente y todas las prácticas de atención comunitaria participan en los esfuerzos de mejora de la calidad de los HTPNs en torno a los servicios preventivos de salud,

By implementing innovative support programs for patients and providers, our community care program achieves quality outcomes and improves care coordination within underserved populations. A team of community care navigators (specially trained community health workers) are located at four hospital campuses and work to ensure patients successfully transition from hospital to medical home. Another group of trained community health workers, known as diabetes health promoters, provide one-on-one diabetes education to uninsured persons with diabetes who have historically had difficulty accessing educational services.

Central Texas

Clínica de la Comunidad del Condado de Washington

Baylor Scott & White Medical Center – Brenham collaborates with Washington County and Faith Mission of Brenham to improve access and provide services to the low-income and medically underserved residents of Washington County. This is done through significant in kind support of resources (supplies, staff, labs, etc.) to the community clinic throughout the year.

Centro de Salud Familiar FQHC en la Clínica Santa Fe

The Community Clinic at Santa Fe in Temple and the MacArthur Pediatric Clinic in Waco are the result of a partnership between Baylor Scott & White Central Texas division and the Heart of Texas Community Health Center. These clinics are nonprofit, Federally Qualified Health Centers that deliver medical care to the underserved citizens in Bell and McLennan County. In addition to their partnership with Baylor Scott & White in Central Texas, HOT CHC also operates 12 additional FQHC sites in McLennan County.

La Clínica Comunitaria en Santa Fe sirve a pacientes no asegurados, así como a pacientes con servicio a través de los Servicios de Salud Indigent del Condado de Bell, y usa una escala móvil para ajustar su tarifa por servicio.

To learn more about HOT CHC and the Waco Family Health Center, please visit their website: hwacofamilymedicine.org.