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The above photo shows the new Summit County Health Department Building entryway and the second floor wing that will house The People's Health Clinic. Clinic Staff toured the building a few weeks ago and were delighted by the sense of space! Exam rooms twice the size of our current ones, a large providers' office with lots of room for writing charts and consulting and a very professional clinic waiting room.See for Yourself! Click here to see the New Clinic's Floorplan |
Park City Restaurant Association Raises $1500 for PHC
For the third year in a row, PCRA donated all proceeds from their annual Cocktail Contest, held this year at Wasatch Brew Pub Cantina on April 2. Each year local judges select the Signature Cocktail for Park City.
"The winning libation was
created by Bonnie Ulmer, a bartender at Deer Valley Resort, (is) called the Deer Valley St. Germain Elderflower Cocktail and will be included in Park City advertisements."
-SL Tribune 4/3/09
Donations totaled $1000, to which the Restaurant Association added $500. Thanks to the Association for years of support!
Visit the PCRA Website!
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PHC & Peace House Will Hold Domestic Violence Awareness Workshop for Local Healthcare Providers
On April 29, the two organizations will team up to train local professionals in the reporting laws, assessment and referral of abused patients. The presenter is Kathy Franchek-Roa MD, board- certified pediatrician and Medical Director of the University of Utah Pediatrics Clinic.
There will be two free one-hour sessions to choose from at the Clinic: 7:30 a.m. and 12:30 p.m. Breakfast/lunch will be donated by Wasatch Bagels, a PHC Restaurant Partner.
Please call (435) 658-4739 to RSVP by April 27.
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It's all about VOLUNTEERS this month - how much we love them and how happily we welcome new ones! Each patient who sees a provider at PHC comes into contact with at least one, and sometimes three or four, volunteers during his or her visit. It may be the provider, a receptionist, a vitals taker, a phlebotomist (for a blood draw) and/or a translator. Here's to you all! The Clinic could not serve the uninsured without you!
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PHC WANTS YOU!
If you are a medical provider with time to give to community health care, we would welcome you at PHC.
Some providers come regularly once a week; others in sub-specialty areas may come once every month to six weeks. And, of course, we always welcome translators, vitals takers, phlebotomists (you know who you are) and receptionists. And fundraisers! And people to provide meals for volunteers! And tech people! To fill any of these roles, please contact
Office Manager, Nina Chartrand
by email at nina@phcpc.org
or by phone at (435) 615-7822 ext. 4.
(or click the link below to learn more about volunteering)
OR -
Attend a volunteer orientation on Wednesday,
May 13 at 6 pm at the Clinic. These one-hour sessions are for current and new volunteers, and cover Clinic operations, volunteer roles and future plans. Thanks to presenters Deb Melle & Dianne Walker, we can all be knowledgeable volunteers as well as good ambassadors for PHC!
P.S. Refreshments served!
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The following is a list of medical providers who are currently giving their time to PHC:
Sandae Bonare CNM
Mani Christensen PA-C
Karen Christian MD
Krista J. Clark PT
Gene Dye RN
Sally Fuegi FNCP
John Houchins MD
Annette Johnson CNM
Janica Johnson APRN FNPC
Robert Jones MD
Pat Kutzbach RMDS
Guy La Mere MD
Norma O'Leary RN
Becky Onear RN
Kathy Ostler MD
Robert Pellegrine MD
Monica Schaffer MD
Gary Sharp MD
Wayne Stokes MD
Geoffrey Tabin MD
Barbara Turner RN
Callie Webb CNM
Donna Wahoff-Stice APRN FNP
John Winkfield MD
Do you know a medical provider - maybe your own doctor - that you could share this newsletter with and possibly inspire his or her volunteerism? It's easy to forward our newsletter to up to 10 recipients. Click on this link:
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Krista Clark Adds Physical Therapy to PHC's Growing Services
PHC medical providers welcome each new specialty volunteer provider - it opens up more clinical options and cost effective treatments for their patients. Krista Clark is a great example: the owner of Wellspring Physical Therapy in Midway has been treating Clinic patients every Tuesday evening for over eight months now.
She's glad for the opportunity to volunteer and share her skills. "Proper and swift treatment after an injury can make all the difference in a person's livelihood. I recently saw a woman, a self-employed housekeeper, who had fallen off a stool while cleaning a mirror. While she badly injured her shoulder, three treatments made her pain and strength improve so she was able to continue working and supporting her family."
Krista encourages other physical therapists in the area to join PHC's volunteer corps.
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