Congratulations to TPCA's Awards of Excellence Winners! Each year, the Association honors health center staff, board members, and community supporters for their exceptional gifts of time, effort and dedication to the Community Health movement. Congratulations to our 2021 recipients! TPCA Members, help your eligible patients get wireless service and a smartphone FREE for the duration of the EBB program!
You can identify and enroll eligible subscribers through Sano Connect, a product of Sano Health, LLC. Looking to learn more about Tennessee's Community Health Centers? View profiles on each of TPCA's members, their services, and patients in our 2021 CHC Site Guide. The 340B Drug Pricing Program is a key element of community health centers' ability to expand access to affordable medications and other services to patients.
You can identify and enroll eligible subscribers through Sano Connect, a product of Sano Health, LLC. Looking to learn more about Tennessee's Community Health Centers? View profiles on each of TPCA's members, their services, and patients in our 2021 CHC Site Guide. The 340B Drug Pricing Program is a key element of community health centers' ability to expand access to affordable medications and other services to patients.
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The Tennessee Primary Care Association (TPCA) improves access to primary health care through leadership, advocacy and support as the voice of Community Health Centers. Founded in 1976, TPCA unites health centers and other providers of care in an effort to improve access for the medically underserved.
Sharing the community health story in Tennessee. For media inquiries, interview requests and other public relations needs, please contact Susan Swartz. To see nationwide data about health centers, visit the National Association of Community Health Centers research and data website. Governor Lee applauds the critical role Tennessee's health centers play in the well-being of our state's communities.
What is the Tennessee Primary Care Association? A. The Tennessee Primary Care Association is a not-for-profit corporation with the goal of strengthening community-based primary health care systems in Tennessee. Q. Are you a clinic? A. No. The Tennessee Primary Care Association does not provide health care.
Each year, the Association honors health center staff, board members, and community supporters for their exceptional gifts of time, effort and dedication to the Community Health movement. Please note the awards are given annually at various events throughout the year. If you have questions about any of the awards or the nomination process, please contact Rhonda Keen at (615) 425-5842 or by e-mail.
Federally-qualified health centers (FQHCs) offer high-quality, comprehensive health care services to their patients.
The FQHCs meet specific federal requirements, such as having a community-based board of directors in which 51% of the board members are patients of the health center; implementing a sliding fee scale so that health care is offered regardless of a person's ability to pay or insurance status; being located in a medically underserved area so that services are convenient to people who may experience barriers such as transportation; and offering comprehensive services including dental and behavioral health care.
The FQHCs meet specific federal requirements, such as having a community-based board of directors in which 51% of the board members are patients of the health center; implementing a sliding fee scale so that health care is offered regardless of a person's ability to pay or insurance status; being located in a medically underserved area so that services are convenient to people who may experience barriers such as transportation; and offering comprehensive services including dental and behavioral health care.
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