2002 Statistical Report
Health Care Services
Primary Care/Immunizations:
Primary Care Visits: 23,190
Immunizations/shots: 7,812
TB Skin Tests: 1,769
Pharmacy, laboratory, health education, obstetrical
ultrasound and other services were also provided through the
clinic.
Health Care Programs: (these figures are NOT included above). These programs serve the Southwest Kansas Area unless otherwise noted.
Breast and Cervical Cancer Initiative--
Clinical breast exams: 505
Screening mammograms: 428
Breast sonograms: 72
Presentations/education/support group: 1,620
contacts
Farmworker Case Management
224 new families enrolled; 790 medical/dental
visits; 57 meetings/presentations
Diabetes Outreach and Education
596 Individual clients registered, 645 Blood
sugar checks; 156 ghucometers provided; 118 Registered Dietitian
consultations; 145 diabetes classes provided; 5,063 contacts
through group activities (health fairs, workforce education,
grocery store nutrition tours, cooking demonstrations, special
events.)
Healthy Steps for Young Children/Parents as Teachers (Finney County Only)
293 Prenatal recruitments; 218 hospital/home
visits; 81 prenatal class participants; 33 (average) monthly
PAT families enrolled; 276 home visitations; 149 mothers and
194 children participated in activity/learning groups
Lifetime Smiles
(dental education and decay prevention) 321 dental visits; 5,068
children received oral screening by a registered dental hygienist;
712 contacts at 62 events through group education
Kansas Covering Kids
(outreach for the National Children's Health Insurance Program
- CHIP - via subcontract with KCSL) 1-1 assistance: 624; presentations/outreach
activities: 36; information/promotion contacts: 1,018
WeKare (HIV/AIDS
Case Management) provided education and case management for persons
in Southwest Kansas with HIV/AIDS and their families. Current
caseload -- 33 clients; treatment clinics held -- 7; patient
visits -- 153; client contacts -- 204; advocacy contacts -- 112
HIV/AIDS Education/Prevention Project - outreach and education to at-risk individuals;
495 pre-test counseling; 207 tested; 172 post-test counseled;
4,717 group/individual outreach contacts
Reach Out and Read
- 476 RRPR books; 1,490 donated books
Care Center Services
| Regular Services: | |
| Food | 5,617 individuals |
| Clothing/Household | 3,627 visits |
| Immigration, new cases | 623 families |
| Immigration, on-going cases | 241 |
| School supplies | 458 |
| Bibles/New Testaments | 1,171 |
| Notary Public | 492 |
| Interpretation/translation | 326 |
| Holiday | 692 |
| Citizenship counseling | 446 |
| Blankets | 555 |
| Mittens, Gloves, Caps | 367 |
| Layettes/Baby bundles | 714 |
| USDA Commodities | 1,559 families/6,177 individuals |
| Vita | 49 |
| Job Applications | 1,627 |
| Other (referrals, forms, etc) | 104 |
| Camps & Educational programs: | (attendance) |
| Multi-Ethnic Christian Camp | 38 |
| Classes/support groups | 41 classes/sessions, 176 unduplicated attendees |
| Presentations | 52 |
| Bible School -- 2 sessions | 110 |
| Community Meeting | 145 |
Child/Adult Care Food Program (Grant,
Stevens, Stanton, Morton counties)
|
Average number of day care homes enrolled Average Daily attendance |
54 371 |
| Meal/Snack units reimbursed | 228,279 |
| Day care providers receiving training | 107 |
| The lending library has 44 curriculum kits plus videos and books for checkout. |