Access Health Stark County Inc

Medicaid sustainability: this is a fee for service project, which began in 2020, and was created to help discharge clients meet basic needs, obtain primary care, reduce ed usage, and secure insurance. We are paid quarterly for these services.

Thrive 4(23-24): ahsc subcontracts with the canton city health department every two years to reduce the infant mortality rate among minorities in stark county and help babies reach their first birthday.

Additional programs as described:- chw project ii: this project focuses on recruiting clients and establishing partnerships in western stark county to expand the work of the chw project. This project is currently funded by western stark free clinic, massillon charitable fund, and health foundation of greater massillon.- uw chw expansion: funded by united way to expand the services of ahsc for all client types (adults, pregnant and maternal, and pediatrics). This project has a demographic and services focus. - canton city school project: this project is funded by north canton medical foundation and the sisters of charity foundation to improve the childhood immunization rate in canton city schools- united way worldwide: this two-year partnership grant between united way worldwide, johnson & johnson, and penn center (impact) is a pass through grant funded by united way of canton, to provide technical assistance in exchange for data related to adult clients with sdoh needs. - chw wfd grant: this is a reimbursement subcontract with stark county health department through the ohio department of health to provide training opportunities to chws with a focus on staff wellness. - capacity grant: funded through the sisters of charity foundation, this one-time grant is providing consulting services to improve data processes. - united way gibbs project: a subcontract with united way for providing chw services at gibbs elementary school with a focus on pediatric clients and their families.