Medical Programs

Family Health: Provides primary care services to children, women, and men in need of care for both acute and chronic health conditions.

Women’s Health Advantage: Provides payment assistance to women in need of screening and diagnostic mammography, and education about maintaining breast health.

Back to School: Provides uninsured students of low income households the necessary physicals and vaccination to enroll in public school.

Evenings and Weekends: Late evening and weekend hours designed to provide access to healthcare for the underemployed who cannot readily leave work for weekday and/or daytime medical and dental appointments.

Open Door Laboratory: Provides important labs for poor and uninsured patients who require but cannot afford diagnostic blood work.

Dispensary and Pharmacy Assistance: Assists patients who require medications to manage acute and chronic diseases, including Hypertension, Diabetes, Thyroid Disorders, Gastrointestinal Disorders, and Lipid Disorders.

Health Education: In concert with medical services, teaches our patients methods to achieve maximum health while living with diabetes, hypertension, and/or obesity.

Dental Programs

Smiles Work: Provides payment assistance to those who cannot afford restorative dental services.

Smiles for Life: Provides low-cost routine oral hygiene services to children of low income households, including oral hygiene education to encourage regular brushing and flossing.

New Smiles: Provides payment assistance for those who need but cannot afford dentures.

Counseling Program

Individual, Couples, and Family Counseling: Using biblical principles, we shepherd patients through challenging life circumstances to help resolve immediate crises and encourage spiritual growth.

Student Development Programs

A Step Up: Provides volunteer work experience and mentoring in the medical field for low income and minority high school students lacking knowledgeable and connected friends and family network able to open doors to a similar volunteer work experience.

Bright Path: Through partnerships with twelve college and university partners, we offer clinical practicum placements for physician assistant, nurse practitioner, registered nursing, and medical assisting students, providing them with intensive hands on experience working with culturally diverse, medically complex and uninsured patients. Bright Path contributes significantly to the development of a culturally competent and diverse healthcare workforce.

Assured Access: Provides a reserve fund to pay staffing agency fees when temporary contract medical or dental providers are needed to staff the Center due to a shortage of volunteer medical or dental providers.

Endowment Fund: Funds a restricted investment portfolio to provide income for the long-term financial viability of the organization.

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