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Covenant Community Health Center - Oakland University Will Covenant Community Health Center - Oakland University Will... https://www.oakland.edu/?id=16165&sid=340 Webmail | MySAIL | Moodle Search OUWB Go About Admissions Students Curriculum Faculty Library Technology Giving Beaumont Health OUWB Connects Art and Medicine for a Special Community Program AOA Honor Medical Society Inducts OUWB Students Dr. Jay Hollander Earns National Award for Excellence in Medical Education OUWB Women in Medicine Profiles Inaugural Appreciation Event Recognizes Strong Community Partnerships White Coat Ceremony 2015 Remembered “We will provide primary care for all ages, including obstetrical OUWB Congratulates Capstone Covenant Community Care and Beaumont Open Competitive Scholarship Award and pediatric care, as well as Recipients Community Health Center preventive care, such as wellness Students Showcase their Internship Oakland University William Beaumont School of Medicine students will checks for children and Research at Orientation Week have the unique opportunity to make a new community health center immunizations,” the focal point of their capstone project as well as an area for student Kidney transplant program earns best quality score in US - How quality clinical work and patient advocacy. - Marisa Abbo, D.O., a Beaumont scores matter to patients when family medicine doctor who choosing a hospital Beaumont Health System has partnered with Covenant Community serves as the center’s physician- Care to open a community health center that will provide quality, Teens Explore their Interest in in-charge Medicine at OUWB Summer Program affordable health care to those with or without insurance. Beaumont ranked #1 in the nation for The new Covenant Community Health Center at 27776 Woodward Ave. Contact Information patient survival at one year after in Royal Oak is the second federally qualified health center in Oakland kidney transplant Address: 2776 Woodward Ave, County. Medicaid recipients in Oakland County have grown by 64 OUWB Students Serve the National Royal Oak Michigan percent from 70,911 in 2002 to 110,040 in Sept. 2010. Student Division of AMWA and Honor its Local Roots as They Lead it Toward Hours: Monday, Wednesday and the Future The 3,800-square-foot center will provide a place where everyone is Thursday: 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. welcome and where everyone in Oakland County can afford to be Beaumont Hospital - Royal Oak earns Tuesday: 12 p.m. - 8 p. m. nine U.S. News & World Report ‘Best healthy under the care of a Beaumont doctor. Health center staff hope Friday: 8 a.m. - 4 p.m. Hospitals’ national rankings to serve about 8,000 uninsured and underinsured patients a year. Phone: 248.556.4900 Medical mission enriches “We are here to help the people who need it the most, providing a ophthalmology rotation for three OUWB students safety net for those who cannot afford health care, don’t have coverage and who are staying at home and putting off the care that they need for OUWB Congratulates Faculty Members fear of the cost,” says Paul Propson, executive director, Covenant on their Promotions Community Care Inc. OUWB students earn scholarships to research men’s health issues The health center accepts all Medicaid insurance plans, Medicare and The Alpha Omega Alpha Honor many commercial insurances. There’s a sliding-scale fee for people Medical Society Comes to OUWB without insurance. Discounts are provided to people whose household Healing Beyond Science income is at or below 200 percent of the federal poverty level. A typical family of four with income at or below $44,100 would qualify for Medical specialty events enrich student interest group objectives these discounts which reduce the out-of-pocket cost for an office visit to between $20 - $40. Patients will also receive help with Medicaid or OUWB Commencement Week Medicare enrollment to obtain health coverage. Dr. Sandor Shoichet Receives Honors for His Dedication to Medical Covenant is in charge of operating the center, staffed with physicians, Education nurse practitioners, registered nurses, medical assistants and support Capstone Research Colloquium staff. The center created 14 new jobs in Royal Oak. Concludes M4 Research Projects OUWB Student Awarded Position in Beaumont is providing up to $1.4 million in financial support to help the NIH Medical Research Scholars cover capital and operational costs for the center and will provide Program in-kind donations, such as lab testing for patients. OUWB Students Hosted Regional Conference on Campus Covenant Community Health Center patients requiring follow-up specialty care will be able to receive it through a new voluntary Oakland University William Beaumont School of Medicine receives full network of specialist physicians to be launched in early 2011. accreditation from the Liaison Council for Medical Education By providing uninsured patients with access to primary and specialty Beaumont Health System Celebrates medical care, the number of nonemergency visits to Beaumont’s 60 Years of Caring for Our Community Emergency Center is expected to decline. Patients will be able to get the routine care they need in a more appropriate, lower-cost setting. Presentation Spotlights Latest Trends in High Tech Medicine With the implementation of health care reform legislation, the OUWB Diversity and Inclusion Student Covenant Community Health Center can become a “medical home” for Intern Receives KOD Scholarship residents who will qualify for insurance coverage under reform. OUWB Celebrates MLK holiday with Community Service 1 of 2 11/16/15, 4:04 PM Covenant Community Health Center - Oakland University Will... https://www.oakland.edu/?id=16165&sid=340 Beaumont Health announces It also fits in with the federal government’s push to expand the number appointment of John T. Fox as president and chief executive officer of community health centers across the country under health care reform. The Affordable Care Act provides $11 billion over five years to Medical Students Gain Experience as double the number of people seen in community health centers. Medical Educators with Avondale Partnership The center’s designation as a federally qualified health center by the Beaumont One Tour Exposes Interest Department of Health and Human Service’s Bureau of Primary Health Group to the Air Medical Field Care provides grants to help provide patient care and allows the center OUWB Students Gain Experience, to purchase patient medications at a discount. Explore Interest as Leaders in National Student Medical Organizations Covenant Community Care Inc. is a nonprofit, faith-based organization that, in addition to the new Royal Oak site, operates two other Global Medical Health Hero Visits community health centers in southwest Detroit seeing more than 5,000 OUWB patients a year. Beaumont has supported the Covenant Community OUWB Students Make Dreams Come Health Centers in Detroit for more than four years with volunteers, True for Leukemia Patient specialist services, inpatient care and lab testing. OUWB Celebrates Make a Difference Day in one Detroit Community Beaumont Health System is a three-hospital regional health care OUWB Represented at Michigan provider with a total of 1,744 licensed beds, 18,000 employees and Chapter of the American College of 3,000 physicians in Oakland, Macomb and Wayne counties. In addition Physicians Conference to its hospitals, Beaumont operates numerous community-based OUWB Students Impress Judges to medical centers in Oakland, Macomb and Wayne counties, family Win Poster Competition practice and internal medicine practices in Macomb and Wayne OUWB Students Gain Experience, counties, five nursing centers, a research institute, home care services Explore Interests as Leaders in and hospice. Visit Beaumont on the Web at National Student Medical http://www.beaumont.edu. 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