Our Impact
HEALTH CENTER STATISTICS & PATIENT DEMOGRAPHICS FOR 2023
Total Patient Panel = 3639 (19% increase)
575
Total New Patients
(+49% increase)
8773
Medical Visits
(+17% increase)
1368
Mental Health Visits
(+44% increase)
10,141
Total Patient Visits
(+20% increase)
“There eventually comes a moment when...doing nothing is more costly than doing something.”
-Jemar Tisby
HEALTH CENTER FINANCES FOR 2023
TOTAL REVENUE: $2,546,683
53% Program Service Revenue $1,347,276
31% Grants $772,792
9% Quality Incentives $226,030
7% Contributions & Other $200,585
TOTAL EXPENSES: $2,416,341
67% Program, Salary & Benefits $1,606,975
19% Facilities, Administration & Fundraising $464,773
14% Other Program Costs $344,593
Serve:One - 10 Year Plan
At His Branches, we seek to attack inequity and create hope as we join God on mission by emodying justice and mercy in our region. With this in mind, the theme for our 10 year plan is SERVE:ONE. Beginning with our current locations (19th Ward and Beechwood), we look to increase services and locations for greater access to quality and affordable health care so that, by 2032, we will have helped close the gap of life expectancy in our city by serving 1% of Greater Rochester’s residents toward their maximum health potential.
Recent Partner Highlights
In collaboration with Ma’ama Tee’s Cookin’ & Catering and MVP Health Care, we’ve launched a prototype program in 2024 to address health care disparities by providing medically-tailored meals for minority patients at-risk for hypertension. Heart disease is the second leading cause of death for the Black community of Monroe County behind only cancer. The 12-week program is designed to demonstrate the impact nutrition, community, and medical care plays to create an opportunity for best possible outcomes.
In our sixth year of partnering with Bombas, we received 5000 socks and approximately 1100 tees and underwear to give to patients and neighbors in need in 2023. We assembled 100 Hope Bags filled with clothing, to be distributed by Ibero American Action League, to help and support climate refugees who have fled Puerto Rico to be with family members in Rochester following the effects of Hurricane Fiona this past September.
Two of the greatest barriers to healthcare are trust and transportation. We currently have 6 mobile technology stations to utilitize in strategic locations around Rochester, helping us further bridge the gap for people to access much needed medical & mental health care in places that have already established trust and safety. Our pilot telehealth hub launched at the YWCA of Rochester & Monroe County where residents can set up on-site televisits, eliminating the additional stress and challenges of transportation. As we refine the process, several more hubs are in the works for 2024.
We were honored once again to leverage investments from FLPPS to improve health access and outcomes through strategic programs and innovative technology within our service area. With their support, we’ve seen improvements in behavioral, maternal and child health outcomes, as well as a tightened referral system for supporting these individuals outside of our clinic. Learn more HERE!
By providing internship opportunities, we are able to instill awareness and passion for neighborhood clinics in the next generation of the healthcare workforce. Since 2022, we’ve had ten interns complete a semester with us in a range of fields including nursing, pre-med, social work, and healthcare administration. We also have had multiple short-term projects for pharmacy and nursing students.
In June 2024, we are excited to begin a new partnership with Cedarville University as we welcome the first two students for a family medicine/women’s health care rotation here as part of their PA program.
Our partnership with Pirate Toy Fund allows us to continue forging connection and building trust with our youngest patients. We were able to give away over 800 toys and books from kids from birth to teens in 2023, giving them a sense of care and safety while encouraging healthy habits from a young age.
See how the power of a toy connects neighbors for a lifetime of health:
Part of our work in the neighborhood also involves pursuing economic equity and social stability in our community. We do this by sponsoring the Arnett Block Association and collaborating with strategic partners.