WCMS Community Health Foundation

WCMS Community Health Foundation WCMS Community Health Foundation WCMS Community Health Foundation

WCMS Community Health Foundation

WCMS Community Health Foundation WCMS Community Health Foundation WCMS Community Health Foundation

Wake County Medical Society Community Health Foundation

Wake County Medical Society Community Health FoundationWake County Medical Society Community Health FoundationWake County Medical Society Community Health Foundation

WCMSCHF is a 501(c)3 organization that provides access to health care for the underserved in Wake and Franklin counties. 

About Us

Our Origin

While the WCMS Community Health Foundation no longer has ties to the Medical Society, we continue in our partnership with the generosity of many of it's members who donated thousands of dollars of care to the low-income, under and uninsured residents of Wake County through our programs. 

Our Vision

A healthy, productive, empowered and engaged community. 

Our Mission

To improve the value of health care for our community by advancing high quality, pateint-centerd, and coordinated care. 

The Mission of Project Access of Wake County

 The mission of Project Access is to improve the health of our community by creating access to care and services for those most in need. 

Access to Donated Specialty and Diagnostic Care

Since 2000, Wake physicians and clinical staff have donated care to low-income uninsured men, women, and children through Project Access of Wake County.   


We are leaders in collaborating with community health clinics and Wake County Hospitals to deliver care to many who had little hope for feeling better or receiving extraordinary treatment.   


Lives have been changed because of their passion to help people get and stay well.

Enrollment begins with establishing a Primary Care Home

Project Access of Wake County is a physician referral program, which means qualified enrollees can only be referred into the program due to medical necessity as ordered by an attending physician. 


Project Access enrollees are screened to meet eligibility requirements including: 

  • At or below 250% of the Federal Poverty Level
  • Do not have access to affordable health insurance
  • Are ineligible for Medicaid, Medicare or other funded healthcare programs*


*Applicants must have completed a Medicaid application within one year of application or have been screened and confirmed ineligible.  

Patient Navigation

We partner with hospital case management teams and other community-based organizations in assisting uninsured, low-income residents of Wake County get established with a primary care home. 


Referrals for uninsured low-income Wake County residents needed a primary care home can be made using our HIPAA secure form found here:

Referral for Primary Care Navigation

Leadership

Board of Directors

   

Board Chair  Peter J. Morris, MD, MPH, M.Div. Director Urban Ministries of Wake County  


Vice-Chair  Tad Clodfelter, Psy.D. Vice President of Wellness Services Avance Care 


Secretary Robert L. Munt Jr., MD White Oak Pediatrics 


Treasurer (Open)  


Immediate Past Chair John E.R. Perry, III, MD WakeMed Health & Hospitals VP, Medical Education


Scot McCray, CEO Advance Community Health FQHC 


Kim McDonald, MD, MPH 


Pete Tannenbaum, Executive Director Alliance Medical Ministry 



Staff

  

Jennifer Brighton, Executive Director 

jbrighton@wcmschf.org; 919-819-6220


Bobbi Burns, Program Manager


Rosa Almanzar, Enrollment Coordinator/Clinical Translator; 


Ana Delgado, Enrollment Coordinator; 

 

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