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“Providing Exceptional Healthcare for People Facing Access Barriers"Peak Vista Community Health Centers is a non profit, whose mission is to provide exceptionalhealthcare for people facing access barriers. Established in 1971, Peak Vista today offers outpatientmedical, dental and behavioral healthcare to almost 59,000 people, mostly from working familiesof the Pikes Peak Region. Nineteen centers support care. In 2005, Peak Vista establishedits Foundation to sustain healthcare services for those without access.Dmunity Healthak Vista Comear Friends of PeCenters,at:ople in 2010?Did you know thalmost 59,000 pe10?edrvseastVi Peakat the close of 20ed 504 peopleding withoyanplstemerandstUViof PeakandumsoremMnteritws Peak Vista hartners?,community pads and partnersmore than 150e. To all our frienndsmsanaourthoutoofertmthcare homunity” paalomhe“caeedthidtoovysta prstimonal andyear that Peak ViThat is a true tey medical, dentg make 2010 aseeking primarinelperwherhofowuyoonthankPeak Regiing in the Pikesmore people livth care.r a moment. Inbehavioral healt’s look ahead fole,rtalsporeisthyear strategic goovided inafting new fivelights of 2010 prmingdrsghcohithineondthmtetoacsixnIn additioor to be enctors spenteacireDplofinydaradakreBoe Pes alVistaiven the changeals that will guid2010, the Peakked hard on goin December. Gornot, butedwlydovtepranlunapsoeeaAbclerthat wtegic slatewill bring?raresttueatfutheedthtipwhatocourse arrivee know wyears, the Boardep Peak Vista onfew years. Do wkexttoneyelitthbirxifoVista’s futureand the route fler region.e the guardrailsnds living in ousaouthrfoe”our goals providHome– a “Healthcareour destinationreport to you, thit is our way toasblic,rtpupoerRethalheak Vista – win this AnnunPeioinattsrmenfominsteall inveonomic vitalityPlease review thand serve, thatsupport the ecdonanupniondisspemrdemeet oual, dental andcommunity weprimary medice used wisely toeredwat–greteatinordrpbs.private or cojob creation any and on their joRegion throughfamilies healthngkiorwrof the Pikes Peakouepth services to kefor people facingbehavioral healnal healthcareioptceexdevig us “procerely for helpinThanking you sinaccess barriers.”oGeorge Guerrerersonirectors ChairpDofdarBo2010A young dental patient is all smilesfollowing treatment at Peak Vista’snew Dental Health Center atInternational Circle.B.J. ScottPresident & CEOIn August, Dr. Michael Welch,Peak Vista’s VP of Medical,presented the ColoradoCommunity Health Network’sVolunteer Clinician of the Yearaward to Dr. David Rosenbaumat the All Staff Picnic duringNational Community HealthCenter Week.In March, Peak Vista’s qualityImmunization Program wasrecognized during the ColoradoCommunity Health Network’sQualies Awards in Denver.Various staff were on hand toaccept and celebrate the honor.
ourVoicePEAK FACTS- FISCALYEAR2010PEAKCENTERSKEYFACTS- kVista’sAnnualFundingSources 45%of revenuesgeneratedpatient 45%of revenuesgeneratedfrom frompatientvisits of Peak Vista yorSourceSourcePayor SourceVisitsPayor SourceVisitsNo Insurance*38%No are8%Commercial h Plan Plus6%Colorado Child Health Plan s number includes self pay, sliding fee scale*Thisnumberincludesself Carepay, slidingfee scaleand theColoradoIndigentProgram.and the Colorado Indigent Care Program.PVCHC’s Statement of ActivitiesPVCHC’sStatementof 2010ActivitiesForthe year endedDecember 31,For the year ended December 31, 2010(Medicaid,Medicare,CICP,plus,CHPpatientplus, patientco-pays,(Medicaid,Medicare,CICP, CHPco-pays,commercialinsurance,etc.) etc.)commercialinsurance, 55%otherotherfundingincluded: 55%fundingincluded: ndcontributions,Foundationrevenue, *2010 Federalare: ty guidelinesare:income 10,830for asingle person;for a familyfour. of four.donations,and otherrevenuesingle 22,050person; 22,050forofa familydonations,and otherrevenue 15%15%FederalfundingFederalfundingEthnicityof Patients 16%16%StateStatesupportsupportEthnicityof Patients 46%White Donatedpharmaceuticalstotaled 5,138,369. Donated pharmaceuticals totaled 5,138,369. 46% White 33% Hispanic Donatedprofessionalservicesand supplies Donatedprofessionalservicesand supplies 33% Hispanic 9% AfricanAmericantotaled 552,676.totaled 552,676. 9% AfricanAmerican 12% Other 12% OtherVolunteerHoursVolunteerHoursAge ofPatients shours 2,872 professionalgeneralAgeof Patients 17% Preschool(0-4 years) 17% Preschool(0-4 years) 29% School Age (5-19 years)Peak Vista’s StaffPeak Vista’s Staff 29% School Age (5-19 years) 29% Young Adults (20-44 years) 44 Doctors (Physicians and Dentists) 44 Doctors (Physicians and Dentists) 29% Young Adults (20-44 years) 38 Mid-Level Providers 20% Adults (45–64 years) 20% Adults (45–64 years) 38 Mid-Level Providers(PAs, NPs, CNMs and Dental Hygienists) 5% Seniors (65 years)(PAs, NPs, CNMs and Dental Hygienists) 5% Seniors (65 years) 149 Clinical Support 149Support Lab, Pharmacy, etc.)(RNs,MAs,ClinicalDental Assistants,Other Key PointsDental Assistants, Lab, Pharmacy, etc.)OtherKey everyPoints 175 (RNs,HealthMAs,Centersupport Peak Vistaleverageddollar granted by the 175HealthCentersupport PeakVistaleveragedeverydollargranted by the 98 Administrative supportFederal government into 3.69worthof healthcare.AdministrativeFederalgovernmentinto 1,157 3.69 newborns,worth of healthcare. 504 98EmployeePositionssupport Peak VistaOB providersdelivered 504 Employee PositionsVistaweightOB providersdeliveredwith a Peaklow birthrate under7%. 1,157 newborns,withfilleda lowbirth weightrate under 7%.Charity Care Provided Peak ed PeakprovidedVista filled201,199 13,582,675charity care was provided for Peak Vistastudentswithprescriptions.6,322 clinical 13,582,675worth of charitywas provided formedical,dental, behavioralhealth careand health Peakhours.Vista provided students with 6,322 clinicalinternshipmedical,dental, behavioral health and healtheducationservices.internshipsupportedhours. direct services. 82% of expenses Lesseducationthan 0.5%services.of charges were bad debt and not 82%of expensesservices. 21% ofour patientsweresupportedbest serveddirectin a language Less thancharges were bad debt and notincludedin the0.5%aboveofnumber.21%English.of our patients were best served in a languageother thanincluded in the above number.other than English.SUPPORT AND REVENUESSUPPORTANDREVENUESNet PatientRevenues* 23,808,049Contributions 12,353,123Net Patient Revenues* 23,808,049ColoradoState Programs 8,781,317Contributions 12,353,123FederalGrants 7,957,410ColoradoState Programs 8,781,317Federal Grants 7,957,410TOTAL SUPPORT AND REVENUE 52,899,899TOTAL SUPPORT AND REVENUE 52,899,899*Includes Medicare, Medicaid, CHP , Patient co-pays and other*Includes Medicare, Medicaid, CHP , Patient co-pays and otherSUPPORT AND REVENUESSUPPORT AND REVENUESPatientIncomePatientIncomeLevel Level 71%atwereat orpovertybelow poverty 71% wereor belowlevel.* level.* 94%atwereat or200%belowof200%of the level.poverty level. 94% wereor belowthe poverty 4% didnotdidqualifyfor publicand wereandnotwere not 4%not qualifyforprogramspublic programsinsuredinsured(paid fullfee).full ical CareDentalCare Medical ssProgram gramExpensesFundraisingGeneral and AdministrativeFundraisingTOTALEXPENSES 30,989,938 3,114,962 30,989,938 1,267,006 3,114,962 1,374,404 1,267,006 7,445,984 1,374,404 359,614 7,445,984 359,614 44,551,908TOTAL EXPENSESReinvestmentin our mission 44,551,908 8,347,991Reinvestment in our mission 8,347,991EXPENSESEXPENSESPEAK VISTA opletogetheraffectchangethroughaction.advocacyis to raiseGrassrootstogetherto toaffectchangethroughaction.Our Ouradvocacygoal goalis to licyhealthcareissuesthataffectPeakVista,our patients,and akVista,our patients,and ndgovernmentalpartnershearourcollectivecommunity. It is critical to let our elected officials and governmental partners hear our collective atwww.peakvista.orgorcall719-344-6683.Share your voice at www.peakvista.org or call 719-344-6683.
2010 Peak Vista Community Partners*Peak Vista places a high value on its strategic partnerships. They remove access barriers for many PeakVista patients - allowing them to be seen by local providers and organizations with whom they wouldnormally have no access. Through the use of partnerships in 2010, Peak Vista was able to work withcommunity agencies, providers, grantors and businesses to provide high-level primary medical, dentalA-B Academy Ear, Nose & Throat Adams State College Adams, Jess, DDS Alliance for Kids - Joint Initatives for Youth & Families Alliance Urgent Care and Family Practice American Diabetes Association Arizona School of Dentistry AspenPointe Associates in Maxillofacial and Oral Surgery Audubon Surgery Center Beasley, Michael, DDS Bethany Christian Services Beth-El College of Nursing Brames, Greg, MD Brigham Young University Bright Eyes Vision Clinic Burton, Matthew, DDSC-D Cedar Springs Hospital Center for Hearing, Speech and Language Center for Policy Research Cheyenne Village Child Health Advocates Children's Eye Center City of Colorado Springs Housing Development College of St. Scholastica School of Nursing Colorado Associated Community Health InformationExchange Colorado Bright Beginnings Colorado Dept of Health Care Policy & Financing Colorado Dept of Public Health & Environment Colorado Division Vocational Rehabilitation Colorado Springs Dental Society Colorado Springs Health Partners Colorado Springs Imaging Colorado Springs Independence Center Colorado Springs Office of Emergency Management Colorado Springs School District 11 Comfort Keepers Community Health Partnership Community Partnership Family Resource Center Community Partnership for Child Development Creative Kids College Cripple Creek-Victor School District 1 Dale House Project Douglas County School DistrictE-F El Paso County Co-Occurring Collaborative El Paso County Department of Health & Environment El Paso County Department of Human Services El Paso County Enterprise Zone Everest College Eye Associates of Colorado Springs Family Connection Kids Place Program Front Range Endoscopy Centers, LLC Frontier School of Midwifery & NursingG-H Hansen, Matthew, DDS Harrison School District 2 Healthsouth Rehabilitation HospitalI-L Infectious Disease Specialists IntelliTec Medical Institute Interim Healthcare Interim Rehabilitation Services John Snow, Inc. Johnson, Charles, DO KIND - Kids In Need of Dentistry Life Network Lutheran Family ServicesM-O Max Imaging McCoy, James A., MD Medical Rehabilitation Specialists Memorial Health System Midwestern University Mission Medical Clinic Morgan, Michael, DDS Mountain View Medical Group Myron Stratton Home National American University Ohio University Open Bible Medical ClinicP-R Peak Gastroenterology Associates Penrose St. Francis Health Services Pikes Peak Allergy and Asthma Pikes Peak Area Council of Governments Area Agency on Aging Pikes Peak Cardiology Pikes Peak Community Action Agency Pikes Peak Community College Pikes Peak Family Connections Pikes Peak Hospice Pikes Peak Library District Pikes Peak Nephrology Associates, PC Pikes Peak Regional Hospital Pima Medical Institute Premier Diagnostic Center- MRI Pueblo Community College QoL MEDS LLC Radiology & Imaging Consultants Reach Out and Read Inc. Red Rocks Community College Regis University Rocky Mountain Cancer Centers Rocky Mountain Health Care Services Rocky Mountain Health Plan Baby & Me Program Rocky Mountain Health Plans Rocky Vista University Ronald McDonald House Charities of SouthernColorado Ronald McDonald House Charities, Inc. Rotary Club of Colorado Springs Rush, Larry, DDSS-T Salvation Army Samuel Merritt College Southern Colorado Family Medicine ResidencyProgram-Centura St. Mary Corwin Medical Center Southern Colorado Health Network Southwest Diagnostic Centers Special Kids Special Families Spees, Annelise, MD St. Francis University St. Luke's Care & Laser Center Sterling, Kevin, DDS Summit Dermatology TESSA The Arc of the Pikes Peak Region The Family Attachment Center The Resource Exchange Trimble Funds TwoCorU-V UCCS UCCS (Graduate Program of Clinical Pyschology) University of Cincinnati University of Colorado at Denver University of Colorado at Denver (ColoradoColorectal Cancer Control Program) University of Colorado at Denver (ColoradoColorectal Screening Program) University of Colorado at Denver and HealthSciences Center University of Nebraska Medical Center University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill University of Northern Colorado Greeley University of the Rockies University of Virginia Urban Peak Urological Associates US Army USAF 10th Medical Group ValueOptions Victory Outreach Christian Recovery HomesW-Z Widefield Dental Group, PC Women's Resource Agency Woodmen Valley Chapel YMCA of the Pikes Peak Region Your Child's Eyes Youth Ventures Child Placement Agency*We regret the omission of any partner thatis not listed. If you would like to considera formal partnership with Peak Vista,please call (719) 344-6602.
and behavioral health services to the underinsured and uninsured families living in the PikesPeak Region. For grantors, we continually seek partners that align with our programs and services.For others, Peak Vista establishes valuable partnerships through the use of Memorandums ofUnderstanding (MOUs) so that both entities are clear about the expectations and benefitsof partnering.2010 Peak Vista Grantors*A-C Adolph Coors Foundation Anschutz Family Foundation Boettcher Foundation Caring for Colorado Foundation Classic Companies Colorado Colorectal Screening Program (CCSP) Colorado Community Health Network (CCHN) Colorado Department of Public Health & Environment The Colorado Health Foundation Colorado Immunization Program (CIP) Colorado Rural Health Care Colorado Springs Osteopathic Foundation Colorado Springs Utilities The Colorado Trust Community Development Block GrantD-G El Pomar Anna Keeling Ackerman Fund El Pomar Foundation El Pomar Foundation-Merit Grant El Pomar-Henry McCallister Awards for Excellence Empty Stocking Fund ENT Federal Credit Union Esther M. and Freeman E. Everett Charitable Trust Freda Maytag Grace Crawford Charitable Trust Front Porch Giving Circle Gaming Impact Gates Family Foundation Gerald Erikson FundH-O The Hester & Edwin Giddings Foundation The Inasmuch Foundation Kaiser Permanente Karl E. Eitel Fund Leighty Foundation Mabel Horrigan Foundation March of Dimes Maximizing Outreach Retention and Enrollment (MORE) Newborn Hope Nutrition Camp School Foundation, Inc.P-Z Peak Vista Community Health Centers Foundation Pikes Peak Area Agency on Aging (PPAAA) Pikes Peak Community Foundation Pikes Peak or Bust Rodeo (PPBR) Pikes Peak United Way Prevent Cancer Foundation RNR Foundation Ronald McDonald House Charities of Southern Colorado The Sam S. Bloom Foundation Susan G. Komen for the Cure Susan G. Komen for the Cure - Mini Grant Temple Hoyne Buell The Virginia W. Hill Foundation The William B. O'Rourke Foundation USAA Foundation*Grantor list as of December 2010.We regret the omission of anyorganization who donated toPeak Vista and is not listed.Please call 719-344-7135.
To learn more about Peak Vista Community Health Centersor to support financially, visit www.peakvista.org.FOR FULL VERSION OF THIS REPORT VISIT WWW.PEAKVISTA.ORG.Members of Peak Vista’s Board of Directors gathered with other Colorado health center advocates and Senator Mark Udallin Washingon, DC in March for the National Association of Community Health Centers Policy and Issues Forum.EXECUTIVE TEAMBOARD OF DIRECTORSBJ Scott, President and CEOPam McManus, Senior Vice PresidentDr. James Kuhar, VP of DentalBob Troudt, VP of Human ResourcesDr. Michael Welch, VP of MedicalGina Wiseman, VP of FinanceMarilyn BignellTed BordenCasey CoreySantiago “Bob” DuranJeff DunnCindy EllisJohnnie FantGeorge GuerreroDr. Donna JohnsonJenny KnellingerRobin McGrathLiz PriceSteve ScottRobert WillsonDr. Pam TaylorVincent YorkePresident and CEO BJ Scott receives anaward from Dr. Lisa Miller, M.D., M.S.P.H,Director of the Disease Control andEnvironmental Epidemiology Division ofthe State Department’s Refugee PreventiveHealth Program. The award acknowledgedPeak Vista’s contribution of quality medicalcare for refugees in our community.719-344-6606340 Printers ParkwayColorado Springs, Colorado 80910www.peakvista.org
2010 ANNUAL REPORT“It takes a lot of hands to help our communitycollaborate on healthcare access.”FOUNDATIONMISSIONPeak Vista CommunityHealth CentersFoundation, a separate501(c)(3) nonprofitorganization, wasestablished in 2005 forcharitable purposes toensure the sustainabilityof the medical, dental andbehavioral health servicesprovided by Peak VistaCommunity HealthCenters and othernonprofit tax exemptorganizations that partnerwith Peak VistaCommunity HealthCenters in meeting thehealthcare needs ofour community.THE NEED FOR PEAK VISTA COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTERS FOUNDATIONIn 1971, a group of citizens met to discuss its concern about the lack of healthcare for low income and uninsured residents.The resolution was a clinic, which later became Peak Vista Community Health Centers. What once was staffed by volunteernurses and doctors has now grown into a comprehensive health organization which provides a healthcare home withpatient-focused care. As our community continues to experience an increased demand for primary healthcare services, theneed for strategic fundraising was identified and the Peak Vista Community Health Centers Foundation was established.Today the Foundation is a sound investment, assuring sustainability of quality care for our community’s working families.
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2010 FOUNDATION DONORS*Academy Bank N.A.5505 Company, LLCPaula & Jess Adams, DDSPatty AdamsPauline AdamsAdams Bank & TrustAdams State CollegeAdd Staff IncorporatedAffordable Medical SupplyKen Alford & Shawn Yocum-AlfordDiana AllenAmerican College of CardiologyBoard of GovernorsAmerican Family Insurance GroupAmerican National BankDeanne AndersonVic & Susan AndrewsBonnie & Paul AngottiAnschutz Family FoundationMichelle AnthonyRosemary & Lloyd ApricioEstrella AradaTim & Diana ArmijoJulie ArmstrongRebecca ArmstrongRichard & Martha ArnoldArt Klein Construction, Inc.AspenPointeDarlene AtchleyBarbara BadgettBrian BahrPhyllis BakerRobert and Adele BalinkNancy & John Ball, MDAndrea BarkerMatt Barr
29% School Age (5-19 years) 29% Young Adults (20-44 years) 20% Adults (45–64 years) 5% Seniors (65 years) Other Key Points Peak Vista leveraged every dollar granted by the Federal government into 3.69 worth of healthcare. Peak Vista OB providers deliver
