family health partnership clinic

2020 GRATITUDE REPORT

FAMILY HEALTH PARTNERSHIP CLINIC

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He was scheduled to have his insurance start up again, but before it could begin, he became quite ill with a high fever, body aches and inability to swallow. He called the clinic and learned he qualified to be seen. Graham was seen because we have support from people like you who believe that healthcare should be available for all, young and old alike. Graham shares his thoughts;

“Thank you to FHPC for seeing me when I didn’t have insurance. My health insurance from college ended and my new insurance hadn’t started yet when I became really sick. Luckily, I was able to get an appointment and get on antibiotics for terrible tonsillitis. I’m so grateful that the Clinic was available for people like me.”

—Graham, Crystal Lake, IL

YOU make care for Graham possibleGraham is a third year college student and has always had private health insurance, but circumstances left him uninsured this summer.

Letter from our E.D., Suzanne HobanWhat new words have you added to your regular vocabulary in the last 12 months? Pandemic? Aerosolized? Superspreader? N95?

And yet, there’s one word that I’ve used more this year than ever before – grateful.

I’ve always been grateful for the support our community has given to the clinic and the people we are privileged to serve. But this year has been different, and has taken my gratitude to an entirely new level. Within days of the shutdown in March, I spent most of my time on the phone talking with people who had one question: “What can I do to help?” Masks. Food. Donations. Gift cards. Lunches for our stressed staff. Thank you notes. Toilet paper. All of these came because so many people uttered those six words.

Because of your generosity, we were able to provide our patients with bags of food, hygiene supplies, medications, gift cards to local businesses, accurate information, accessible medical care (with the addition of our first Telehealth program) and most of all, hope. We were here for our patients, because you were here for us. Every. Day.

We’ve added many new words to our language this year. Words are powerful. I know the power of unleashing 6 small words. They can change the world. And I’m grateful.

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Singleton Family McDonald’s — McHenry CountySusan Singleton was intrigued by the clinic whenever Joe Cicero and Tina Bree talked on the radio about the Care4 Breast Cancer 5k Run/Walk. Joe introduced Susan to the clinic and shortly after she met staff members and took a tour. She became a sponsor of the 5k and arranged to have placements in her five Singleton Family McDonald’s restaurants advertising the race. She and her sisters continue to be hands-on with promoting the Care4 5k and educating people about the clinic. We appreciate their amazing support and friendship!

Dick and Yvonne Ahrens — WoodstockDick and Yvonne Ahrens were introduced to the clinic in 2008 and shortly after Dick joined the Board of Directors. They have both been very involved in our annual galas and race/walks through their attendance, volunteerism and sponsoring of the events. Dick and Yvonne have volunteered many times through the years in many capacities ranging from scanning medical records to bartending! They readily talk with others about the clinic and share their passion for it. We are grateful for their selfless contribution to support our mission and patients!

Laura Townsend — Crystal LakeAlbums of Hope was founded in July 2010 by Laura Townsend of Crystal Lake through her love of her husband, after he was diagnosed with metastatic colorectal cancer. Albums of Hope provides pocket-sized photo albums to those who need a lift during difficult times. Laura has provided albums for our patients and she has been at our Care4 Breast Cancer 5k to hand them out. We are touched to have these special gifts to give to our patients in need. www.albumsofhope.com

PARTNERS

ADVOCATE AURORA HEALTHDr. Julie Dohr

NORTHWESTERN MEDICINEDr. Jyothi Gogineni, Medical DirectorSarah Ferguson, APN/CDEDr. James MoweryDr. James Skopec

MERCY HEALTH SYSTEMDr. Paul DeHaanDr. Nathan KakishDr. Mary RiggsDr. Jakob Thorud

Our volunteer providers are in the clinic at least monthly. We appreciate their hard work and commitment to the underserved.

OUR VOLUNTEER PROVIDERS

INDEPENDENTSDr. Bonnie Bremer Dr. Michael Lesser Denise Smith, PT Jerry Sullivan, PT

DENTISTSDr. Kevin BruggemanDr. Joseph HagenbruchDr. Morgen KaiserDr. Dennis McDowellDr. Paul Palliser

DENTAL ASSISTANTS/HYGIENISTSSue BartlettLynda DunnLisa HerndonStaci LoBoscoMelissa Sheffel

SPECIALITY DENTISTSDr. Joseph Baldassano Dr. Kurt Bruksch Dr. Dante Fiandaca Dr. Gregory Kubik


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• AbbVie Foundation

• Americares

• Anderson’s Candy Shop

• Bethany Lutheran Church

• Chicago Community Trust

• Community Foundation for McHenry County

• CVS Caremark

• Direct Relief International

• First Congregational Church of Crystal Lake

• First United Methodist Church of McHenry

• Foglia Family Foundation

• Follett Matching Gift Program

• Full Circle Foundation

• Gavers Community Cancer Foundation

• George M. Eisenberg Foundation

• Gerry & Bill Cowlin Foundation

• Grace Lutheran Endowment Fund

• Illinois Association of Free and Charitable Clinics

• ISDS Foundation

• JPMorgan Chase Foundation

• Knaack Foundation

• Leadership Greater McHenry County

• Master Card Employee Engagement Fund

• McHenry County Community Development Block Grant

• McHenry County Dental Society

• McHenry County Mental Health Board

• McHenry County Mental Health Resource League

• Northwestern Medicine

• PERT Foundation

• Prevent Cancer Foundation

• Ridgefield -Crystal Lake Presbyterian Church

• Sage Legacy Fund

• Service League of Crystal Lake

• Stryker

• Tree of Life Unitarian Universalist Congregation

• Trinity Lutheran Church

• United Way of Greater McHenry County

• VNA Foundation

• Willow Springs Foundation

FOUNDATIONSBecause the Clinic does not rely on government funding for its operations, we appreciate the tremendous community support we receive.We also appreciate the businesses and organizations that have partnered with us to help deliver services to those who would otherwise go without. Some of our community partners who have provided funding, services, or in-kind contributions from the period July 1, 2018 - June 30, 2019.

“I support FHPC because of its 24 year history of promoting excellence in people, ideas and actions to provide the best healthcare possible to family, friends and neighbors who are without medical insurance. Moreover, I’m assured it’s in the most fiscally responsible way possible as recognized by their receiving high ratings on Charity Navigator and Guide Star.”

— Sally Stachniak, Woodstock, IL

“How fortunate we are to have FHPC in our community to help treat the uninsured. It really hit home to realize those in need could be my neighbor. For me, charity begins at home, a perfect reason to give to FHPC!”

— Janet Byrnes, McHenry, IL

We may not be able to

change the

World,But we

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Worldfor some

People.


Revenue

Grants 854,716

Contributions 580,891

Program Service Fees 308,343

Donated Goods & Services 540,228

Special Events 131,751

Investment Income (Net) 12,981

Loss on Sale of Equipment (649)

Miscellaneous 24,497

Total Revenue 2,428,261

Expenses

Medical Services 1,694,777 77%

Management & General 160,784 7%

Fundraising 342,342 16%

Total Expenses 2,197,903

Change in Net Assets 230,358

Net Assets Beg. of Year 3,307,980

Net Assets End of Year 3,538,338

STATEMENT OF ACTIVITIES

2020 REPORT

“The staff, providers, and

volunteers at Family Health

Partnership do an amazing job

of providing health care for the

underserved in our community.

They have kept the Clinic

open during the COVID-19

pandemic, and we applaud their expertise, compassion,

and dedication.”

—Mary Moltmann and Ed Bennett, Bull Valley, IL

IN HONOR OFIN HONOR OF

IN MEMORY OFIN MEMORY OF

• Bill & Marcy Busse

• Dr. & Mrs. Bill Dodds

• Linnea Kooistra

• Pamela Moorhouse

• Dr. & Mrs. James Mowery

• Dr. & Mrs. Steve Nuneman

• Zack O’Grady

• Ed & Cherie Rickert

• John & Maria Rigby

• Rosetta Roache

• Dr. & Mrs. Skiba

• Dr. & Mrs. James Skopec

• Mr. John Smith

• Dr. & Mrs. George Stankevych

• Mr & Mrs. Brand Whitlock

• Jan Whitlock & Mike Whaley

• Fred Calder

• Dr. Richard Lind

• Lloyd Magnuson

• Carol Mullen

• Josephine Pace O’Hara

• Dr. Santo & Mary Ruggero

The following individuals were honored

or remembered at the Family Health

Partnership Clinic.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS FY 2020

Dick Ahrens

Katie Anderson-Tedder

Dr. Jyothi Gogineni, Medical Director

Katrina Greening

Sue Grossinger

Tina Hueppe

Linnea Kooistra

John Kretchmer

Cindy Meyer

Kevin Noonan

Kim Reed

Dawn Roznowski

Bev Thomas

401 Congress Parkway • Crystal Lake, IL 60014779-220-9300 • www.hpclinic.org

MISSIONThe Family Health Partnership Clinic will improve the health status of the community and reduce the negative economic impact of poor access to care by providing a broad spectrum of services to the under-served with compassion and respect. We recognize that as a community, we are responsible for each other.

Serving the uninsured of McHenry County since 1996

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