Chase Brexton Health Care’s Board of Directors recently named new officers and four new members, who will help oversee its five centers across central Maryland and their care of more than 40,000 patients.
Elected by the board as officers were Juan Negrin, President; Kathy Ward, Vice President; and Russ Montgomery, Treasurer; the Rev. Paula Teague will continue as Secretary. Each will serve a two-year term, ending Dec. 31, 2022.
Chase Brexton was recently recognized as one of the nation's highest-performing health care centers, and for the progress made in the quality of care we deliver, with a federal grant funding of $231,073 to support our ongoing operations.
The grant award was made by the Department of Health and Human Services' Health Resources and Services Administration, and was part of $117 million in quality improvement awards to 1,318 health centers across all U.S. states, territories, and the District of Columbia.
Chase Brexton Health Care’s all-virtual 2020 gala, “An Evening at the Moulin Rouge,” succeeded in raising $215,000 to support a trio of programs benefitting Chase Brexton patients, COVID relief efforts, and educational trainings.
The gala, held digitally on the evening of Saturday, Oct. 24, included the presentation of several awards: the 2020 Community Partner Award, to Johns Hopkins Medicine; the 2020 Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion Award, to CareFirst BlueCross BlueShield; and The Dr. Ronald Taylor Award, given to an exemplary Chase Brexton employee, Andy Zipay.
Thanks to a $62,000 grant from the Covery’s Community Healthcare Foundation, Chase Brexton recently implemented Patient Navigation services for 300 low-income women of childbearing age across Baltimore.
ELLICOTT CITY, MD – On Tuesday, August 25, County Executive Calvin Ball hosted a Health & Wellness Townhall with nine Howard County health professionals. The distinguished health leaders answered questions and discussed pressing health topics including COVID-19, behavioral and mental health, and innovations in healthcare.
You've heard it for months - to help keep yourself and others healthy, stay six feet apart from other people.
But...how far away is six feet, exactly?
Well...
The length of a bathtub (or 12 rubber duckies).
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Chase Brexton Health Care patients experiencing financial hardship during the COVID-10 crisis will benefit from a $7,500 grant awarded to the community health center from The Baltimore County COVID-19 Emergency Response Fund at the Baltimore Community Foundation.
The grant will enable Chase Brexton's Randallstown Center to provide rental assistance to patients in need.
Chase Brexton Health Care patients will benefit from a $82,231 grant awarded to the community health center earlier this month by PNC Charitable Trust.
The director of our LGBT Health Resource Center, Sam McClure, recently penned an op/ed for Baltimore OUTLoud in which she discussed the dramatic, emotional swings in recent events, and shared her personal journey in navigating them.
