2023-08-25T15:52:14-07:00 2022-12-31 911920081 Monte Nail CPA PS 1880 Fowler Street Richland WA 99352 990EZ 2022-01-01 030452352 BENTON FRANKLIN COMMUNITY HEALTH ALLIANCE BENT 5094604584 7102 W OKANOGAN PLACE KENNEWICK WA 99336 KIRK WILLIAMSON PROGRAM MANAGER 2023-08-25 true KIRK WILLIAMSON 999009999 true Tayler MW Welch P01460352 5097837832 2 AAL1 IAL1 FAL1 2022 2023-04-26 12:10:37Z X www.bfcha.org X X 75576 X 74353 1192 31 0 0 0 0 75576 34493 2550 46337 83380 -7804 154649 146845 X 157869 147683 157869 147683 3220 838 154649 146845 The Benton-Franklin Community Health Alliance brings community stakeholders and healthcare providers together to assess, monitor, and address the health of our community, empowering organizations to work together and encouraging people to make healthy choices. THE ALLIANCE LED THE COMMUNITY-WIDE INITIATIVE TO PRODUCE A NEW COMPREHENSIVE COMMUNITY HEALTH NEEDS ASSESSMENT, INCLUDING LISTENING SESSIONS IN SPANISH AND OUTREACH TO THE LGBTQ+ COMMUNITY. FOR THE FIRST TIME, THE SOCIAL DETERMINANTS OF HEALTH (TRANSPORTATION, FOOD INSECURITY, EMPLOYMENT, ADDICTION, DOMESTIC VIOLENCE, ETC.) WERE CALLED OUT IN THE FINAL REPORT IN ADDITION TO BEHAVIORAL/MENTAL HEALTH, AND ACCESS TO ALL TYPES OF CARE.THE HEALTH ACCESS TEAM HAS REACHED OUT TO THE REGIONAL CHAMBER OF COMMERCE AND VISIT TRI-CITIES TO LEARN MORE ABOUT THEIR EFFORTS TO RECRUIT AND RETAIN SKILLED RESIDENTS TO THE AREA. FURTHER OUTREACH TO THE NATIONAL LABORATORY AND OTHER MAJOR EMPLOYERS IS PLANNED. THIS INFORMATION WILL INFORM FURTHER ACTIONS OF THE ALLIANCE AND ITS SUBCOMMITTEES AND PARTNERS. IN ADDDITION, HEALTH ACCESS HAS UPDATED AND MADE AVAILABLE A RACK CARD WITH INFORMATION ABOUT ACCESSING SERVICES IN ENGLISH AND SPANISH. The Oral Health Coalition (OHC) is committed to educating medical and dental professionals on the importance of integrating dental and physical health care. The Oral Health Coalition produces the annual Eastern Washington Medical-Dental Summit, for clinicians of both disciplines. The summit features practical clinical applications informed by the latest research to enable physicians and dentists to improve patient care and community health. The Committee is also working to increase the number of dentists practicing within Federally Qualified Health Centers. This need is an ongoing priority.THE ORAL HEALTH COALITION RECOMMENDEDAND THE ALLIANCE ACCEPTEDINTEGRATION OF ORAL HEALTH WITH MENTAL AND PHYSICAL HEALTH CARE. THE ORAL HEALTH COALITION PRODUCED THE SEVENTH OF ITS SUCCESSFUL MEDICAL-DENTAL SUMMITS. THIS ONE FOCUSED ON MANAGING CANCER AND OTHER DISEASES FROM AN ORAL HEALTH PERSPECTIVE. 7 CE HOURS WERE OFFERED THROUGH THIS EVENT. THE TRI-CITIES DIABETES COALITION HAS SUCCESSFULLY SPUN OFF FROM THE ALLIANCE, WITH ITS OWN TAX-EXEMPT STATUS. IT REMAINS CLOSELY ALLIED WITH THE ALLIANCE, SHARING INFORMATION AND PROMOTION OF ITS ANNUAL DIABETES FAIR. THE BEHAVIORAL HEALTH COMMITTEE HAS SUCCESSFULLY PREPARED AND DEPLOYED FOR LOCAL PRINTING A MENTAL WELLNESS BROCHURE WITH SELF-HELP TIPS, IN ENGLISH AND SPANISH. THE COMMITTEE HAS FUNDED 1,000 ENCOURAGEMENT SIGNS THAT ARE POSTED THROUGHOUT THE TWO COUNTIES OFFERING MESSAGES SUCH AS YOURE NOT ALONE IN ENGLISH AND SPANISH. THE COMMITTEE SUPPORTS AND ENCOURAGES THE TRI-CITIES RECOVERY COALITION IN ITS EFFORT TO BRING INPATIENT MENTAL HEALTH AND ADDICTION SERVICES TO THE AREA. THE TRI-CITIES PATIENT SAFETY COALITION HAS COMPLETED A FAILURE MODE EFFECTS ANALYSIS (FMEA) OF NON-EMERGENT PATIENT TRANSPORTATION TO AND FROM HOSPITALS, REHAB, SKILLED NURSING, AND HOME. THIS HAS REVEALED A NEED FOR MORE COMPLETE COMMUNICATION OF PATIENT NEEDS, WHICH WILL BE ADDRESSED BY DEVELOPMENT OF A PATIENT INFORMATION PACKET AND CHECKLIST FOR DEPLOYMENT. 13312 A new End-of-Life subcommittee was formed, and has begun holding dinner meetings to discuss ways to improve community use of various tools to encourage end-of-life preference discussions among families and caregivers. The subcommittee is seeking to learn about best practices from across the region. THE BENTON-FRANKLIN COMMUNITY HEALTH ALLIANCE CONTINUED TO SERVE AS A NEUTRAL CONVENER TO BRING A BROAD RANGE OF COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS TO THE TABLE TO ADDRESS COMMUNITY HEALTH ISSUES INCLUDING SOCIAL DETERMINANTS OF HEALTH. THE ALLIANCE WORKS CLOSELY WITH THE GREATER COLUMBIA ACCOUNTABLE COMMUNITY OF HEALTH TO ADAPT AND SUPPORT REGION-WIDE PROGRAMS TO BENTON AND FRANKLIN COUNTIES. THE YOUTH SUICIDE PREVENTION COALITION (AN ALLIANCE SUBCOMMITTEE) HAS PRINTED MORE THAN 5,000 WALLET CARDS WITH SUICIDE PREVENTION RESOURCES IN ENGLISH AND SPANISH. THE COALITION IS ALSO PRODUCING A VIRTUAL WALK TO DRAW ATTENTION TO THE NEED. A REPRESENTATIVE OF THE YSPC WAS APPOINTED TO THE WASHINGTON STATE YOUTH SAFETY AND WELLBEING WORK GROUP, WHICH HAS MADE A RECOMMENDATION TO THE LEGISLATURE TO DEVELOP A MULTI-PLATFORM 24/7 TIP LINE SIMILAR TO THOSE IN SEVERAL OTHER STATES. 9225 22537 JASON ZACCARIA President 0.50 0 ROBERT BURDEN Vice President 0.50 0 REZA KALEEL SECRETARY/TREAS 0.50 0 ROB MONACLE Director 0.50 0 JOHN SOLHEIM Director 0.50 0 CRAIG MARKS Director 0.50 0 CAROL MOSER Director 0.50 0 false false false false false false false 0 0 0 false 0 0 false MONTE NAIL 1880 FOWLER ST RICHLAND WA 99352 5097837832 false false false false false false false false false false false NONE NONE true X 74761 58805 60155 106238 74353 374312 0 2905 2905 5810 77666 61710 60155 106238 74353 380122 0 380122 0 0 0 380122 1.00000 1.00000 X RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED Other Expenses.1001 Advertising and Promotion $730 Other Expenses.1002 Office Expenses $2107 Other Expenses.1012 Insurance $2133 Other Expenses.1 COALITION EXPENSES $40119 Other Expenses.2 DUES & SUBSCRIPTIONS $688 Other Expenses.3 CONTINGENCY / OPPORTUNITY $500 Other Expenses.4 NONEMPLOYEE CONTRACT $60 Total Liabilities.1001 Accounts Payable and Accrued Expenses - Beginning $3220 Accounts Payable and Accrued Expenses - Ending $838