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M E D I C a L C A CAHABA MEDICAL CARE 2019 ANNUAL REPORT caring for the generations 4 From Leadership 6 Cahaba Impact 10 Publications & Grants 14 Expansion 26 Advocacy 28 Residency Program 36 Medical Missions WHO WE ARE Cahaba Medical Care is a Community Health Center (FQHC), accredited as a Patient- Centered Medical Home (PCMH) by the National Committee for Quality Assurance (NCQA) and Joint Commission, with sites in central Alabama serving Bibb, Perry, Chilton, Dallas, Autauga, and Jefferson Counties. Our health centers provide comprehensive primary care services including treatment and management of chronic diseases, pediatric care, women’s health services, dermatological services, sports medicine services, mental healthcare and more. TABLE OF CONTENTS TABLE From Leadership 2019 BOARD OF DIRECTORS COMMUNITY STAKEHOLDERS Ashlie Cash Hollie Tillery CENTREVILLE STAKEHOLDERS Frances Ford - Sowing Seeds of Hope Chairman Secretary Amy Shields - Branch Manager, 1st Financial John Nicholson - Paster, Siloam Baptist Church Ann Linch - Retired School Teacher Kris McConnell - Biology Dept. Head, Judson College & DR. JOHN WAITS Billy Thompson - Topline Equipment Board Chairman, Marion Academy Willie R. Dunn Glenda Carter Dr. Mechelle Hollifield - Principal, Brent Elementary Laura Hinton - Marion City Clerk & Treasurer Vice Chairman School Maggie McConnell - Manager, The Vault & Vice Erika Crum James Alston - Principal, Bibb County High School President, Main Street Marion Darlene Holifield Janet Jackson - CAST Program Mayor Dexter Hinton - Mayor of Marion Wanda Larosiliere Jim Oakley - Bibb County Chamber of Commerce Rev. Dr. Anthony Trimble - Pastor, First Missionary Treasurer Joseph Marchant - CEO, Bibb Medical Center Baptist Church & DR. LACY SMITH Roy & Inez Barnett - College City Drugs Priscilla Mack Leanna Stephens - Teacher, Brent Elementary School; Scott Kemp Dance Instructor Sharon Phillips - Perry County Nursing Home QA Chair John Marchant Louise Carey - Principal, Randolph Elementary School Susan Passmore - Main Street Marion Luke Smith - Farmer Matt Geohagan - Head Football Coach, Bibb County Bevin Tomlin High School BESSEMER STAKEHOLDERS Co-Treasurer Matt Hartzell - Bibb County Extension Coordinator Anthony Underwood - Owner, Watermark Place & CULTURAL COMPETENCY Mayor Bobbie White - Mayor of Brent Anthony Underwood Automotives Mayor Terry Morton - Mayor of Centreville Brian Carrington - Residents Service Director,Bessemer Culture is “a commonly held set of treat each other, the moment you open Mike Oakley - Alabama Power Company Housing Authority Mitch Haubert - Pastor, Brent Presbyterian Church Charles Prickett - Owner, Eastern Valley Drugs values and principles that shows up in the doors. In other ways, we have just Paul Hightower - Alfa Insurance Cortney Coleman - Executive Director, Bessemer the everyday behaviors of its people. started “version 2.0” of this journey as Rachel Waits - Director, The Studio Housing Authority Roberta Lawrence - First US Bank Dee Howard - Counselor, McAdory High School Behavior is the manifestation of culture a company. Valerie Cook - Bibb County Chamber of Commerce Latesha Cook - Bessemer Chamber of Commerce in action.” (David Friedman) Lynneice Washington - Jefferson County District Attorney It does take time and commitment in WOODSTOCK STAKEHOLDERS Maurice Muhammad-City of Bessemer Magistrate Why is it important? Initially, this is a order to define what a “Chick-Fil-A Bob Ellis - Alfa Micah Andrews - Executive Directory, The Foundry Brad Rooker - Alfa Robert Blackmon - New Bethlehem Baptist Church tough question for most of us. But it experience” would be for our patients. Bridget Chambliss - Real Estate, Downs & Associates Robert Thompson - Patient gets easier when you start thinking But we are excited about the path we are Chad Payne - Pastor, New Life Assembly of God Seth Holloway - Bessemer Cutoff News Dr. Greg Blake - Principal, West Blocton Middle School Sherry Tew - Patient about, to name one example, the on and believe success is vital to being Fred Lynch - West Blocton Town Council Terry Dawson - Executive Director, Bessemer Civic difference between a Chick-Fil-A and able to create the impact we desire on Gail Cook - Director, Woodstock Senior Center Center Glenda McGuire - First US Bank Todd Paden - Paden Realty most other fast-food restaurants. Disney the health and overall well- being of our Kathy Leatherwood - Klassey Realty Toraine Norris - Chief of Staff, City of Bessemer might be another company that comes neighbors and communities. Laran Lofton - Counselor, Woodstock Elementary School COMMUNITY SUPPORTERS Lee Thompson - State Farm to mind. You undoubtedly can think of Alabama College of Osteopathic Medicine Dr. Ted Epperly Mayor Daniel Sims - Mayor of West Blocton WEST END STAKEHOLDERS some smaller businesses that treat you We are serious in our desire to work each Mayor Jeff Dodson - Mayor of Woodstock Angela Jackson - Sales Executive, Cumulus Alabama Health Education Consortium Dr. Timothy Williams Michele Dickey - Director of Library & Media Services, Brandon McCray - City of Birmingham awesome, every time you go there. day to improve the life and health of Alabama Primary Care Association & Dr. Wil Baker Town of Woodstock Crystal Smitherman - Councilwoman Distrct 6 one person or one family through love, Pamela Gamble - Branch Manager, 1st Financial Debra Mays - President, West End Manor Neighborhood Mrs. Mary Finch Fairfield City Schools Shea Essman - Principal, Woodstock Elementary School Association With these examples in mind, it likely gets service, and hard work in hopes that BBVA Compass First Baptist Church of Woodstock Sloan Crim - Counselor, West Blocton High School Delois Clayton - President, Arlington West End much easier to wrap your mind around over a lifetime we will create positive Bibb County Board of Education Henry Schein Steven Carroll - Mike’s Truck Repair Neighborhood Association Tammy Morton - Principal, West Blocton Elementary Dr. Michael Wesley - Pastor, Greater Shiloh Missionary the idea that culture – the behavior of and lasting change for many. But, that all Bibb County Chamber of Commerce Jefferson County Department of Health School Baptist Church Bibb Medical Center & Mr. Joseph Marchant LBYD, Inc. Terry Lawley - Principal, West Blocton High School Emily Ingram- Jefferson County Commission people – is the engine that creates the starts with each one of us each day that Evanne Gibson - President, Germania Park Birmingham City Schools Marion Bank & Trust Tiffney McCulley - Woodstock Town Clerk setting and ability for a company – a work at Cahaba. Are we going to wake Tina Pierce - Owner, Mamie’s Attic Neighborhood Association Brent Baptist Church Mercedes Benz U.S. International, Inc. team of people – to achieve its mission. up committed to maintaining the culture Todd Rooker - Woodstock Drug Garrett & Caitlin Harper - Pastors, Community Church Bryan W. Whitfield Memorial Hospital & Mitch & Stephanie Kemmer Ty Corbell - Woodstock Town Council Without Walls Valerie Cook - Bibb County Chamber of Commerce Kia Jenkins - Community Church Without Walls of CMC in order to help create the Mr. Arthur Evans Philadelphia College of Medicine, Georgia In 2019, we at Cahaba Medical Care excellent, safe, welcoming, and efficient Kristin Booker-Principal, Hemphill Elementary Burkes Mechanical Campus MAPLESVILLE STAKEHOLDERS Sheila Tyson - Jefferson County Commissioner & Former embarked on a journey of defining and patient care experiences for anyone who Cahaba Blueway & Mr. Brian Rushing Renew Physical Therapy Anna Harrison - City of Clanton Councilwoman Tom Duley - Executive Director, Urban Ministry refining the culture we want to create seeks care with us? Cahaba Pressure ServPro of Centreville, Marion & Selma Brad Jackson - Branch Manager, Marion Bank & Trust Cindy Brown - Maplesville Town Clerk and for which we want to be known… by Cahaba Timber State Representative April Weaver Diana Pryor - Praise & Worship Outreach Ministry ENSLEY STAKEHOLDERS our patients, by the people we work with We will continue to emphasize our Caring Hands State Representative Cam Ward Dr. Kevin Bolding - Veterinarian Andra Walls - Principal, Central Park Elementary School Antonio Spurling - Spurling & Associates Children’s Hospital of Alabama The Oaks/Vance-Ellison House Dr. Robin Parnell - Professor, Auburn University at each day, by the communities we serve, commitment to our patients, to each Montgomery Dana “Lady Woo” Woodruff Williams- VITAL & V94.9 and by our external partners. other, and in refining our culture in 2020, Christ Health Center & Dr. Robert Record Topline Equipment George Walker - Former Principal George McCall - President, Ensley Neighborhood City of Centreville Trustmark Bank Judy Walls - Patient & Former Teacher Association in hopes that, as our company invests Kelly Hubbert - Maplesville High School Glynis Fitts - Regions Bank City Councilwoman Crystal Smitherman UAB Health Systems In some ways, we have been on this in this work, it is evident in the care we Kendall Williams - Alfa Jackie Moore - Manager, Gilmer Drugs Claire Realty UAB Medical West Kurt Wallace - Patient & Former Alabama Legislator Janet Maycock - Ensley Entertainment District journey since the beginning. There are provide that leads us into being able to Congresswoman Terri Sewell UAB School of Dentistry Mayor W.C. Hayes - Mayor of Maplesville Jimmy Crane - Pharmacist, Gilmer Drugs Paul Davis - West Fraser John Hilliard - Birmingham City Councilman, District 9 ways in which you have to think
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