2024-11-14T01:10:09-00:00 2024-06-30 541750760 Andrews Accounting and Bookkeeping Inc 12130 Wexwood Drive N Chesterfield VA 23236 990 2023-07-01 541639924 Virginia Health Care Foundation VIRG 8048285804 707 East Main Street APT 1350 Richmond VA 23219 Deborah D Oswalt Executive Director 8048285804 2024-11-14 true Susan H Andrews P00605949 8047940420 2024-11-14 2023 2024-10-15 13:58:12Z Deborah D Oswalt 707 East Main Street Richmond VA 23219 12431663 false X www.vhcf.org X 1992 VA The Virginia Health Care Foundations mission is to increase access to primary health care, including behavioral health and dental services, for uninsured and medically underserved Virginians. 12 12 17 0 5475016 7350097 5028016 1724400 155958 1414788 0 10658990 10489285 5011157 5934827 0 1726169 1989519 0 186292 1797015 2164708 8534341 10089054 2124649 400231 24355643 26667470 4639801 5818090 19715842 20849380 X The Virginia Health Care Foundations mission is to increase access to primary health care for uninsured and medically underserved Virginians. false false 1983677 1680085 1983677 Health access grants These grants primarily underwrote the salaries of 43.00 FTE behavioral health professionals, dentists, nurse practitioners and physicians at community health centers, free clinics and other health access organizations throughout Virginia in FY24, enabling them to provide 53,010 patient visits to uninsured Virginians. 1758541 1511550 1758541 Grants for the salaries of 53 medication assistance caseworkers 40.05 FTEs, who applied for free prescription medicines from Patient Assistance Programs for their uninsured patients with chronic diseases, generating 146 million in free medications for 11,088 uninsured patients in FY24. They also helped obtain discounted low cost generic medicines when free ones were not available obtained free eyeglasses and certain medical supplies and helped eligible patients apply for Medicaid. 1720002 1441503 1720002 VHCF launched a multipronged Brighter Days Ahead initiative to attract more behavioral health BH providers to shortage areas and to underserved populations. Its most significant component is increasing the number of school-based health centers where low income children can obtain needed mental health services. Another component is a collaborative effort with three other statewide organizations to improve the mental health and well-being of Virginias health safety net clinicians. 3821664 1301689 3821664 9283884 true true false true false false false false false true true false false false true false true false false false false false false false false false false true false true false false false false false false false false true false false false false false false false false true 7 0 true 17 true false false false false false false false false false false false false false X 12 12 false false false false false false false true true false false true true true true true true true true false VA X X X Cornelia Sullivan-Dews CPA 8048285804 707 East Main Street Suite 1350 Richmond VA 23219 Deborah D Oswalt Exec. Director and Secretary 065.00 X X X 225670 0 25549 Rachel Rees Deputy Director 040.00 X 156384 0 6255 Cornelia Sullivan-Dews Director of Finance 040.00 X 133613 0 5345 Andrea Lancaster Chief Program Impact Officer 040.00 X 102760 0 4110 Kimberly Separ Fund Development Manager 040.00 X 101965 0 4079 Lisa Johnson MD Director 000.75 X 0 0 0 Regina Milteer Director 000.75 X 0 0 0 Margaret G Vanderhye Chairman 002.00 X X 0 0 0 Jeff Ricketts Director 000.75 X 0 0 0 Judith B Collins RN MS WHNP-C FAAN Vice-Chairman 000.75 X X 0 0 0 Nicholas C Conte Treasurer 000.75 X X 0 0 0 John O'Bannon III MD Director 000.75 X 0 0 0 William L Murray Director 000.75 X 0 0 0 Anna Healy James Director 000.75 X 0 0 0 Augustus A Petticolas Jr DDS Director 000.75 X 0 0 0 Tonya Parris-Wilkins DDS Director 000.75 X 0 0 0 Sheldon Retchin MD MSPH Director 000.75 X 0 0 0 720392 45338 5 false true false 4680571 2669526 49794 7350097 Outreach and Enrollment Programs 624100 1375697 The Pharmacy Connection 624100 237537 Miscellaneous 900099 111166 1724400 562666 2794500 1942378 852122 852122 10489285 5934827 5934827 0 0 0 225670 176023 49647 0 1378930 1057330 219635 101965 78564 60734 13752 4078 190412 157118 30638 2656 115943 89291 18816 7836 0 3059 3059 24778 24778 0 78650 78650 33396 12364 20232 800 1983 1483 500 12989 7496 5263 230 230490 208800 17458 4232 0 106259 73430 32829 27011 22997 3994 20 0 30159 19976 10183 0 0 26163 26163 27198 27198 Equipment rental and maintenance 12367 4995 7372 Boost Supervision, Scholarships, and Special Events 1335446 1273344 62 62040 Telephone, postage and printing 58530 40980 15842 1708 Technical assistance and workshops 116280 116280 39950 23357 15866 727 10089054 9283884 618878 186292 11661 9281 3652625 4828361 6172575 5494315 36686 49847 26291 19756 167812 140533 64906 27279 14208060 16123528 182839 115103 24355643 26667470 144065 238742 4217200 5375435 78305 79616 200231 124297 4639801 5818090 X 10432624 11611484 9283218 9237896 19715842 20849380 24355643 26667470 400231 733307 X false true X true false X 5435752 5746099 5670090 5475016 7350097 29677054 5435752 5746099 5670090 5475016 7350097 29677054 29677054 286996 217833 247897 357396 562666 1672788 1944491 753331 1583725 5028016 1724400 11033963 42383805 0.70020 0.71680 X Part II Section B Line 10 VHCF generated other income from several sources. The largest amount 1,375,697 is derived from contracts with the Virginia Department of Medical Assistance Services and Centers for Medicare and Medicaid. These contracts underwrite VHCFs outreach and enrollment initiatives for state-sponsored health insurance Medicaid and FAMIS, 22 FTE outreach workers and statewide training technical assistance. Part II Section B Line 10 Another source of other income 237,537 is related to fees charged to organizations which purchase The Pharmacy Connection TPC, a software product developed by VHCF to expedite processing of applications for free prescription medicines from the Patient Assistance Programs. Fees are minimal compared to the costs of operating TPC, providing technical assistance and other services and updating the software for organizations using TPC. RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED false true false false false false true 2206 false false 2206 false II-B g The Foundation lobbying efforts are directed to educating legislators about the number and nature of uninsured Virginians, the mission and value of VHCF, the work of Virginias health care safety net, local organizations providing mental health services, the shortage of licensed behavioral health professionals, and the help VHCF provides to the uninsured and medically underserved in each legislative district. false 98605 14009 5900 106714 91872 6733 98605 100000 -8128 91872 100000 100000 100000 100000 1.00000 false false 4987 4987 112887 94493 18394 49938 41053 8885 27279 Financial derivatives and other financial products Closely-held equity interests Federal income taxes Operating lease liability 124297 124297 11166842 733307 22900 756207 10410635 78650 78650 10489285 10033304 22900 22900 10010404 78650 78650 10089054 true Virginia Community Heathcare Assoc 3831 Westerre Parkway Henrico VA 23233 541230284 501c3 217913 Mental Health Bradley Free Clinic 1240 Third Street SW Roanoke VA 24016 237380491 501c3 158332 Dental and Mental Health Central VA Health Services 25892 N James Madison Hwy New Canton VA 23123 540887287 501c3 123400 Dental Communnity Access Network 800 5th Street Suite A Lynchburg VA 24504 475194456 501c3 74250 Dental CrossOver Ministry Inc 8600 Quioccasin Rd Suite 101 Richmond VA 23229 541371067 501c3 87071 Dental Eastern Shore Rural Health System 20280 Market Street Onancock VA 23417 510196935 501c3 118700 Dental Greater Prince William Area Comm Health Center 3350 Commission Court Woodbridge VA 22192 830435138 501c3 100000 Medical Tri-Area Community Health 14168 Danville Pike Laurel Fork VA 24352 541112330 501c3 457527 Medical and Mental Health Family Service of Roanoke Valley 360 Campbell Ave SW Roanoke VA 24016 540505946 501c3 33413 Mental Health Fredericksburg Christian Health Center 1129 Heatherstone Drive Fredericksburg VA 22407 540505946 501c3 56250 Mental Health Greater Richmond SCAN 103 E Grace Street Richmond VA 23219 541584969 501c3 40180 Mental Health ReadyKids 1000 E High Street Charlottesville VA 22902 540546000 501c3 32541 Mental Health Youth for Tomorrow 11835 Hazel Circle Dr Bristow VA 20136 521342268 501c3 131550 Mental Health VA Assoc of Free and Charitable Clinics 1801 Libbie Avenue Richmond VA 23226 541802019 501c3 10000 Mental Health Augusta Regional Dental Clinic 342 Mule Academy Rd Fisherville VA 22939 541651896 501c3 176250 Capital Dental, Dental Mission Dental Virginia Inc 616 Campus Dr Suite 100 Abingdon VA 24210 833820038 501c3 43373 Capital Dental Fauquier Free Clinic Inc 35 Rock Pointe Lane Warrenton VA 20186 541669652 501c3 56250 Dental Free Clinic of Powhatan 2320 Skaggs Road Powhatan VA 23139 261275136 501c3 38714 Dental Healing Hands of Health 245 Midway Medical Park Bristol TN 37620 621677000 501c3 67500 Dental New Horizons Healthcare 3716 Melrose Ave NW Roanoke VA 24017 541937835 501c3 116470 Dental Northern Neck-Middlesex Free Health Clinic 51 William B Graham Ct Kilmarnock VA 22482 541679279 501c3 52875 Dental Blue Ridge Medical Center 4038 Thomas Nelson Highway Arrington VA 22922 541222147 501c3 116150 Medical Neighborhood Health 6677 Richmond Hwy Alexandria VA 22306 541849891 501c3 379352 Medical ARROW Project 11 Middlerook Ave Staunton VA 24401 833396084 501c3 28125 Mental Health Bacon Street Youth & Family Services 247 McLaws Circle Williamsburg VA 23185 540891035 501c3 70800 Mental Health Childsavers-Memorial Child Guidance Clinic 200 N 22nd Street Richmond VA 23223 540505927 501c3 264195 Mental Health Patrick Henry DBA FIVE18 Family Services 1621-B Enterprise Drive Lynchburg NOT ON OTHER VA 24502 540660819 501c3 312000 Mental Health Rockbridge Area Health Center 25 Northridge Lane Lexington VA 24450 541642220 501c3 340000 Mental Health YWCA of Richmond 6 North 5th Street Richmond VA 23219 540506493 501c3 41850 Mental Health Richmond Henrico Health District 400 East Cary St Richmond VA 23219 546001775 501c3 65854 Project Connect Inova Community Health Services 2700 Prosperity Ave Suite 280 Fairfax VA 22031 541071867 501c3 315334 Project Connect Norfolk Health Department 830 Southampton Ave Suite 200 Norfolk VA 23510 546001775 501c3 160797 Project Connect Augusta Health Foundation PO Box 1000 Fishersville VA 22939 262559916 501c3 92622 Medication Assistance Program Ballad Health 2 Professional Park Dr Suite 15 Johnson City TN 37604 611771290 501c3 55000 Medication Assistance Program Bland County Medical Clinic 12301 Grapevine Road Bastian VA 24314 541074890 501c3 19140 Medication Assistance Program Brock Hughes Medical Center 450 W Monroe Street Wytheville VA 24382 202353144 501c3 18942 Medication Assistance Program Carilion Giles Community Hospital 159 Hartley Way Pearisburg VA 24134 540549603 501c3 35880 Medication Assistance Program Carilion New River Valley Med Ctr 2900 Lamb Circle Christiansburg VA 24073 540553805 501c3 36587 Medication Assistance Program Charlottesville Free Clinic Inc 901 Preston Ave Suite 101 Charlottesville VA 22903 541610405 501c3 20020 Medication Assistance Program Chesapeake Care Inc 2145 South Military Highway Chesapeake VA 23320 541642754 501c3 37180 Medication Assistance Program Connect Health & Wellness 29 Jones Street Martinsville VA 24112 202448149 501c3 181157 Medication Assistance Program Daily Planet Heath Services 517 West Grace Street Richmond VA 23220 540900368 501c3 36999 Medication Assistance Program Halifax Regional Development Founation Inc 504 Wilborn Avenue South Boston VA 24592 541801459 501c3 58872 Medication Assistance Program Health Brigade 1010 North Thompson Street Richmond VA 23230 540927792 501c3 27748 Medication Assistance Program Ledwith-Lewis Free Clinic 317 Duke Street Tappahannock VA 22560 204715344 501c3 40234 Medication Assistance Program Mountain Empire Older Citizens Inc PO Box 888 Big Stone Gap VA 24219 541025257 501c3 88000 Medication Assistance Program Northern Virginia Family Service 10455 White Granite Dr Suite 100 Oakton VA 22124 540791977 501c3 92406 Medication Assistance Program Orange County Free Clinic 101-C Woodmark Street Orange VA 22960 251922019 501c3 54368 Medication Assistance Program Piedmont Access to Health Services 705 Main Street Danville VA 24541 542026502 501c3 68750 Medication Assistance Program Sinclair Health Clinic 301 North Cameron St Suite 100 Winchester VA 22601 541373296 501c3 48448 Medication Assistance Program Southern Dominion Health System Inc PO Box 70 Victoria VA 23974 541282624 501c3 27745 Medication Assistance Program Southwest Virginia Community Health Systems Inc 13191 Glenbrook Ave Meadowview VA 24361 542046110 501c3 120143 Medication Assistance Program VCU Health Community Memorial Hosp Foundation 1775 Mecklenburg Avenue South Hill VA 23970 541831331 501c3 18161 Medication Assistance Program Western Tidewater Free Clinic 2019 Meade Parkway Suffolk VA 23434 263302837 501c3 53557 Medication Assistance Program Virginia Legal Aid Society 513 Church Street Lynchburg VA 24505 510226448 501c3 150061 Outreach and Enrollment The Health Wagon PO Box 7070 Wise VA 24293 043739083 501c3 62819 Outreach and Enrollment Cumerland Plateau Health District 224 Clydesway Drive Lebanon VA 24266 546001775 501c3 128079 Project Connect 57 false false false false false false false false false Deborah D Oswalt Exec. Director and Secretary 225670 25549 3146 254365 Rachel Rees Deputy Director 156384 6255 11211 173850 X 3 49794 Fair Market Value false true false Form 990, Part III, Line 4d Program Service Expenses 1,296,065, Grants and allocations 0, Revenue 1,296,065 To help address the tremendous shortage of licensed therapists, VHCF developed Boost 200, a program that pays the cost of required supervision of Masters of Social Work and Masters of Counseling graduates, removing a significant impediment to licensure. In FY24 Boost had 240 Boost 200 therapists in the field treating mental health conditions 39 achieved licensure and the remainder will become licensed over the next two years. In return, they commit to practicing in Virginia for two years, once licensed. Form 990, Part III, Line 4d Program Service Expenses 1,479,097, Grants and allocations 1,096,689, Revenue 1,479,097 Grants to help identify and enroll eligible uninsured children and adults in state-sponsored health insurance Medicaid and FAMIS programs. These grants funded the salaries of 22 outreach workers who identified and enrolled 8,515 uninsured children and adults in the FAMIS and Medicaid programs in FY24. Form 990, Part III, Line 4d Program Service Expenses 341,289, Grants and allocations 0, Revenue 341,289 VHCF addressed Virginias shortgage of Psychiatric Nurse Practitioners by funding full scholarships for NPs to obtain training and credentials as Psych NPs. In return, they practice In Mental Health Professional Shortage Areas for two years, once licensed. Form 990, Part III, Line 4d Program Service Expenses 390,405, Grants and allocations 0, Revenue 390,405 One of VHCFs priorities is helping as many chronically ill uninsured Virginians as possible obtain the lifesaving medicines they need. In addition to issuing grants for medication assistance caseworkers, VHCF offers training on and continuously updates The Pharmacy Connection TPC, the proprietary software which it developed and maintains, to expedite access to the free prescription medicines from the brandname pharmaceutical companies Patient Assistance Programs. This web-based software enabled the 110 organizations in Virginia which use TPC to obtain 250 million in free primary care related medicines and 654 million in free cancer medicines for 17,631 uninsured Virginiansn FY24. Form 990, Part III, Line 4d Program Service Expenses 314,808, Grants and allocations 205,000, Revenue 314,808 Other programs and services include 205,000 to the RxPartnership RxP as directed by VHCFs state appropriation. RxP is a free-standing non profit 501c3 organization which VHCF helped establish in 2003 to obtain free prescription medicines in bulk from the nations brandname pharmaceutical companies. It also includes Health Safety Net technical assistance. Form 990, Part VI, Section B, Line 11b The Form 990 is prepared by an external CPA with the assistance of VHCFs Director of Finance, reviewed by the Executive Director and distributed electronically to the members of VHCFs Board of Trustees for their review a week before it is filed with the IRS. Form 990, Part VI, Section B, Line 12c Confilict of interest policy and disclosure forms are provided to all members of the Board and key employees each June in conjunction with the Foundations annual meeting. Responses are reviewed by the Executive Director. Any conflict is reviewed by the Chairman and the Executive Committee and appropriate action is taken. Form 990, Part VI, Section B, Line 15 The Executive Directors performance and compensation are reviewed annually by VHCFs Board of Trustees. Any increases in compensation are determined after full consideration of performance, compensation data for similar duties among related organizations, industry standards and other relavant factors. Cost of living and merit increases for all other employees are developed by the Founations Executive Director after consulation with the Chairman of the Board of Trustees. The Board of Trustees makes the ultimate decision regarding the total amount available for staff salary increases during the annual budget review process. Form 990, Part VI, Section C, Line 19 All documents are available upon request. The Foundations annual report which contains a summary of VHCFs audited financial statements for FY24 is available via its website. The Foundations Form 990 is available via a link to Guidestar on its website.