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On January 11, 1972, a group of twenty-four concerned citizens gathered in a local restaurant with the common desire to find a way to alleviate the poor health

conditions of people living in our service area. They voted to create a nonprofit organization known as the

North Central Washington Migrant Health Project to address these health care needs.

On April 1, 1972, they received their first grant of $125,000 to serve Grant, Okanogan, Chelan, and Douglas counties. Early services included screenings by nurses in outreach vans in the orchards and along the roads. Night clinics were held in borrowed churches and offices by contracting with local physicians.

Who We Are

H

ealth

C

are

para toda la familia

Columbia Valley

Community Health

We believe in the relentless pursuit of excellence.

Our vision is to be the

Regional Leader

in

providing a high quality, sustainable Healthcare

Home in a teaching, growing environment.

Columbia Valley Community Health (CVCH) is a dynamic, progressive community health center with locations in Wenatchee, East Wenatchee and Chelan. CVCH is a modern, well-equipped community health center, with fully integrated EMR, and our services include Medical, Dental and Behavioral Health. We are early adopters of the Patient-Centered Medical Home Model and are accredited by The Joint Commission.

Our Mission:

It is the mission of Columbia Valley Community Health to provide access to improved health and wellness with compassion and respect for all

Our Values:

Respect, Trust, Compassion, Integrity, Quality

History

In the ensuing years, Okanogan and Grant counties developed their own Community Health Centers. The organization’s name changed to Columbia Valley Community Health, and services were expanded to include full-time providers and professional facilities. In addition to the Medical program, the organization added Dental, Women, Infants and Children (WIC) and

comprehensive maternity support services.

In the summer of 1998, CVCH moved to 600 Orondo Avenue where additional space allowed for expansion of services to include on site Pharmacy, Radiology, and Chronic Disease Management. In the summer 2001, the Board of Directors voted to expand CVCH clinic services to the Chelan-Manson community which was initiated in October 2001, then moved to a new site at 317 East Johnson Avenue in August 2002. In 2012 we filled a new 15,000 sq. ft. clinic addition with 12 new medical exam rooms and eight state-of-the-art, completely digital dental operatories. We also opened a new Express Care Clinic in East

Wenatchee to provide the residents of Douglas County access to affordable services.

CVCH circa 1990

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Family Medicine • Dental • Women’s Health Care • Pediatrics • Prenatal • Behavioral Medicine

Children’s and Adult Behavioral Health • Chronic Disease Management • On-site Lab and X-ray

Pharmacy • Diabetes Management Program • Nutrition Education Services

Integrated Services within our Medical Home

In 2014,

25,957

patients received care at CVCH. Total number of Migrant/Seasonal Workers:

10,676

Patients best Served in language other than English:

9,512

In the past 4 years, CVCH has seen a

22%

increase in Medical encounters.

Who We Serve

Insurance coverage

Medicaid 53% Private Insurance 21% Uninsured Patients 20% Medicare 6%

Age

19 years and under: 40%

20 - 44 years: 36%

45 - 64 years: 20% 65 years and older: 4%

Patient Diversity

Hispanic/Latino: 60%

White/Caucasian: 38%

Other: 2%

Income by Federal Poverty Level

1 - 100% 51%

101 - 200% 41%

Over 200% 8%

92% of our patients are under 200% of the FPL

“I have never gone anywhere where everything

was so integrated, including the dentist and

hygienist. It’s been a very helpful experience to

me, having everything so handy. I have found

the integrated services close knit and it’s given

me a sense of belonging and in turn a sense of

security.”

Beverly, CVCH Patient, Wenatchee

“Three words that define CVCH to me: Mission, compassion, team.” Louise Simons, MD

“The work I am doing now EXACTLY matches my

youthful vision, as it has been my ultimate goal

to work as a Pediatric Nurse Practitioner!! Most

importantly, serving those who need my help the

most!!”

Linda Michael, ARNP, Pediatrics

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Competitive salary - Average physician compensation exceeded $180,000 in 2014 Employer-paid Medical, Vision and Dental benefits

Dependents covered at 100%

Employer-paid basic Life, AD&D and Long Term Disability Insurance Paid Time Off: 1st year accrue 15 days

One additional PTO day per year of service (max. 25 days)

11 paid Holidays in addition to Paid Time Off

403(b) Retirement plan with 150% matching contributions (on the first 3%) $20,000 relocation assistance / signing bonus

Fitness Discounts Cell Phone Discounts

Transportation Discounts: Link Bus Transit

Third world Spanish-language immersion program

Provider Loan Repayment (National Health Service Corps)

Benefits

“As a new graduate Physician Assistant, one of the things that originally attracted me to CVCH was the autonomy and respect given mid-level providers. Tim Seaman, PA, and Andrea Hoey, ARNP have been with CVCH almost since the very beginning, and this has helped the organization develop a culture where mid-levels are afforded maximum autonomy and respect for their experience.”

Casey Wyatt, PA-C

Wenatchee

600 Orondo Ave, 501 Idaho, 140 Easy Way

Medical, Dental, Express Care, WIC, Behavioral Health, Behavioral Medicine, Pharmacy, Lab, X-ray, Outreach, Advocacy

Our Locations:

Chelan

317 E. Johnson

Medical, Dental, WIC Walk-in, Children’s Behavioral Health

East Wenatchee

900 Eastmont Ave

Express Care, Primary Care

230 Grant Rd

Adult Behavioral Health

Wenatchee is GREEN

Hydropower is one of our region’s great resources and the Columbia River is at the core of life in the Wenatchee Valley. The Chelan County Public Utility District harnesses the river’s power and produces the renewable hydro energy that sustains modern life. As they explore alternatives such as solar and wind, the PUD remains committed to prudent energy and water conservation programs.

What began over 40 years ago as a migrant health center, operating out of churches, borrowed offices and vans, is now a pace-setting industry leader. In April 2012, CVCH was the first outpatient clinic in the Pacific Northwest to receive Primary Care Medical Home accreditation from the Joint Commission.

Why is this important?

Because it validates that what we have done, and continue to do, is of the highest quality and is setting standards within the healthcare industry.

A “medical home” is a model of care whereby a team of health professionals work together to provide comprehensive, coordinated and accessible patient-centered care. Caring about our patients is the most important job of a medical home. Our primary product is not healthcare; it is relationship building.

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Welcome to the Wenatchee Valley

Doing important work where others vacation

300 days of sunshine • Four distinct seasons • Great local

schools • Minimal commute and traffic • Low crime rate

Wenatchee Valley College • Renewable, affordable energy

Healthy tourism • Agriculture and wine country

Our Community

Activities

Town Toyota Center • Performing Arts Center • Icicle Creek Center for the Arts • Wenatchee Valley Symphony Orchestra • Wenatchee Valley Museum & Cultural Center • Mission Creek Players • Music Theater of Wenatchee Semi-pro Sports Teams: Baseball, Soccer, Football, Hockey and Roller Derby • Pybus Public Market and Farmers Markets • 39 local Wineries • Art on the Avenues • First Friday Art Walks Festivals • Fairs • Apple Capital Loop Trail: 11-mile water-front paved loop for pedestrians, cyclists and skaters • Ohme Gardens Parks • Cinemas Rocky Reach Dam • Washington State Apple Blossom Festival • Foot, Bike and Trail Races • Half and Full Marathons • Triathlons • Rodeos • Music and SO MUCH MORE!!!

The Water: Wenatchee River, Columbia River and Lake Chelan

Boating • Canoeing • Kayaking • White Water Rafting • Water Skiing Stand-up Paddle Boarding • Tubing • Swimming • Wakeboarding • Fishing

CLIMATE

Annual Precipitation: 11.4 inches

Average snowfall: 21 Inches

Elevation: 1096 Feet

Average High - Low in °F for 2014 HOUSING

Cost of Living Index (US avg =100): 94.9 Median Household Income: $58,360 3-Bedroom House Price $193,000 2 Bedroom Apartment Rent: $895.00

Chelan County

The Mountains: The Enchantments, the Foothills, National Forests

Stevens Pass Ski Resort • Mission Ridge Mountain Resort • Rock Climbing Hiking • Backpacking • Mountain Biking • Snow Skiing • Snowmobiling Snowshoeing • Horseback Riding • Camping

Sports and Recreation

Photos Courtesy of Icicle TV Photo Courtesy of Icicle TV

90 80 70 60 50 40 30 20 10 0

Jan Feb Mar April May June Jul Aug Sept Oct Nov Dec High Low

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MEET OUR FAMILY PRACTICE TEAM

COLUMBIA VALLEY COMMUNITY HEALTH

Malcolm Butler, MD, Medical Director

Medical School: University of Washington School of Medicine Residency: Ventura County Medical Center Fellowship: Ventura County Family Practice Hometown: Seattle, WA

Caleb Ambrose, PA-C, Family Practice

Graduate School: Duke University Physician Assistant Program Hometown: Kalispell, MT

Brenda Baumeister, MD, Pediatrics

Medical School: University of Washington Residency: Rainbow Babies and Children’s University Hospitals of Cleveland Fellowship: Rainbow Babies and Children’s University Hospitals of Cleveland Hometown: Wenatchee, WA

Keri Bergeson, MD, Family Practice

Medical School: University of Minnesota

Residency: University of Minnesota, North Memorial Family Medicine Hometown: Grafton, ND

Christine Bosa, ARNP, Family Practice

Graduate School: Seattle University Hometown: Alamosa, CO

Lorena Boyd, ARNP, Family Practice

Graduate School: Graceland University Hometown: Wenatchee, WA

Melissa Covenant, ARNP, Family Practice

Graduate School: Gonzaga University Hometown: Wenatchee, WA

Amber Figueroa, DO, Family Practice

Medical School: Western University of Health Sciences

College of Osteopathic Medicine of the Pacific

Residency: Arrowhead Regional Medical Center Hometown: Portland, OR

Andrea Hoey, ARNP, Family Practice

Graduate School: Gonzaga University Hometown: Wenatchee, WA

Allie Ivanowicz, PA-C, Family Practice

Graduate School: Emory University Hometown: Black Mountain, NC

509.662.6000 • Wenatchee • East Wenatchee • Chelan • www.CVCH.org

To see a complete list of our medical, dental and behavioral

health care providers, visit our website at www.CVCH.org.

Columbia Valley

Community Health

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Karen Kadas ARNP, Family Practice

Medical School: Lincoln Memorial University, MSN Hometown: Dalton, GA

Scott Lamb, MD, Family Practice

Medical School: Ross University, Caribbean

Residency: University of Arkansas Medical School, Fayetteville, AR Hometown: Wenatchee, WA

Patrick McLaughlin, MD, Family Practice

Medical School: University of Washington Residency: Banner Health - North Colorado Family Medicine Hometown: Elma, WA

Linda Michael, ARNP, Family Practice

Graduate School: Graceland University Hometown: Oroville, WA

Lauren Musick, PA-C, Family Practice

Graduate School: Emory University Hometown: Evergreen, CO

Aura Sanderson, PA-C, Family Practice

Graduate School: University of Washington Medex NW

Physician Assistant Program

Hometown: Chelan, WA

Ken Shermer, MD, Family Practice

Medical School: University of South Alabama Residency: University of South Alabama Hospitals Hometown: Pullman, WA

Louise Simons, MD, Family Practice

Medical School: University of Colorado School of Medicine Residency: Ventura County Medical Center

Fellowship: Ventura County Medical Center OB Fellowship Hometown: Erie, CO

Jennifer Snyder MD, Family Practice

Medical School: Universidad Autónoma De Guadalajara Residency: Central Washington Family Medicine Residency Program Hometown: Edmonds, WA

Kimberly Steensma, ARNP, Family Practice

Graduate School: University of California-Los Angeles Hometown: Los Angeles, CA

Erin Vander Stoep, PA-C, Family Practice

Graduate School: University of Washington Medex NW

Physician Assistant Program

Hometown: Omak, WA

Casey Wyatt, PA-C, Family Practice

Graduate School: University of Washington Medex NW

Physician Assistant Program

Hometown: Boise, ID

MEET OUR FAMILY PRACTICE TEAM

COLUMBIA VALLEY COMMUNITY HEALTH

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