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Joint BOCC — BOH Meeting
Southern Human Services Center
Room A/B
5:30 pm
March 4, 2010
1. Introductions
2. Message from Board of Health Chair
3. Statistical Update from Department
4. Issues Discussion for 2010-2011
a. Two Service Center Model
b. Future Planning for Facilities
5. Discussion
6. Closing Remarks
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2008-2009 Year in Review
2009-2010 Progress
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Overall Department Finances
• Final revenue and expenditures were
$7,348,586 for the year (inc. grants)
• $456,500 in grant funded projects
• $2,120,785 in fees, reimbursements, state :fe d eral
• County general fund supports 64% of budgt
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Comparative Funding Data 07-08
• Orange ranked 71/85 health departments for
per capita spending for public health
• Statewide average per capita was $62.40
• Orange was $43.93
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Statistics-Dental
2008-09
• 4,175 patient visits in dental clinics &
provided 12,830 services
- 16% new patients
- 46% sliding scale patients
2009-2010 (6 months)
'' • 2,064 patient visits & 5,850 services provided
- 48% are sliding scale patients most at the 20%
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Statistics-Dental
• Number of patients waiting for a dental
appointment averages 52 a month in
Hillsborough and 28 a month in Carrboro
• Twice as many children in Hillsborough are
waiting for an appointment than in Carrboro
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Statistics-Medical
• Chapel Hill clinic (comparing 6 months)
- Prenatal patients increased from 36 to 68 (59%)
- Prenatal visits increased from 187 to 375 (100%)
- 45%all prenatal patients are Hispanic and require language
services(2 appointment slots)
- 58% increase in primary care
- 89% self-pay patients in primary care are 0-20% pay
- DECREASED appointment slots available for other services
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because of the 2 slots needed for interpreters
- 338 patients unable to get same day appointments
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Statistics-Medical
• Hillsborough Clinic (first six months)
- 15% increase in sexually transmitted disease patients
— 9% increase in primary care
— 92% primary care self-pay are 0-20% pay
` — Higher% patients have Medicaid in Hillsborough clinic
- 115 patients unable to get same day appointments
(measured in 4 week span in fall 09)
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- Overall 10% increase in self-pay patients (as opposed to
Medicaid) in all clinic service categories(child health, family
planning,
- Majority of self-pay patients are 0-20% pay
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Communicable Disease (not STDs)
• 25 patients with latent TB infections beginning 6 mo.
directly observed therapy
• 38 refugee communicable disease screenings
• 4376 seasonal influenza vaccinations (3x the usual
number!)
• 2256 H1 N1 vaccines given; 1600 doses redistributed
to other practices
• 6 outbreaks; 1 product recall; H1 N1 response
continues
• Cited by state for not having functional negative
pressure room for collecting sputum samples safely
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. Statistics-Environmental Health
• Food & Lodging software allowed better tracking of
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inspection of establishments
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- Achieving only 35% of inspections on time
- New or"changing" restaurants continue to require plan
reviews
• Public swimming pool inspections
- New federal rules that required most pool owners to
fix/install new drains and intakes
— Need to increase inspection frequency during the"season"
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Statistics- Environmental Health
• Well and Septic Program
- Permits for all program areas were flat until
mm October 2009 when the numbers started to climb
- December numbers were at the 7 year average
- Wastewater treatment management program
inspections still increasing
- Water testing requests remains stable over time
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Any "Good News?"
• Received over $500,000 in grant funds already this
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• Teen Tobacco grant renewed until June 30, 2013
• Management Academy team completing business
plan for diabetes self-management program
• Staff team selected to be trained in quality
h improvement techniques and apply to internal project
• Healthy Carolinians received re-certification
• Staff members continue to win professional awards
• Orange County ranked 2nd healthiest county in state
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Challenges
• More demand for services than can be provided with
current staff in dental and personal health
• Reductions in Medicaid reimbursement required
service consolidation for home visiting services and
##### re-assignment of staff
• Reductions in Medicaid reimbursement for dental
services and for some medical services will impact
some revenues
• New Smoke Free Restaurant and Bar Law requires
additional staff time
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