History of the Faith & Health Network  Adapted from the Congregational Health Network in Memphis, TN  2004  Diminishing healthcare resources  Significant.

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History of the Faith & Health Network  Adapted from the Congregational Health Network in Memphis, TN  2004  Diminishing healthcare resources  Significant chronic disease in a young population  Establishment of an informal network to get health education into the community via the church  2006  “Memphis Model”  Largest known hospital/congregation relationship  10 Navigators  450 Congregations  600 Trained Liaisons  4000 Patients/year

Congregational Health Network Results  50% Decrease in mortality  20% Decrease in readmissions  $4 Million in savings

Challenges in Ector County  Leads the State of Texas in the top 10 leading causes of death  Heart Disease  Cancer: Colorectal, Breast, Lung  Chronic Lower Respiratory Disease  Accidents  Cerebrovascular Disease  Alzheimer’s Disease  Diabetes Mellitus  Influenza/Pneumonia  Chronic Liver Disease/Cirrhosis  Septicemia

* Congregation notification at the request of a member * Provide health & wellness and resource information * Contact person * Share information & resources * Encourage participation in wellness activities * Inspire congregation members to join the Faith & Health Network * Members of the congregation share information and resources with the community

Congregation Healthcare Community Why Become A Member of the Faith and Health Network… Should you be admitted to Medical Center Hospital, at your request we can assist you in notifying your congregation If you need help with any resources, you have a contact person to support you You will receive health & wellness information and community resource information on a regular basis You are helping to promote wellness in your community as you also continue to share your faith with others You will receive a folder with helpful information to get you started With your membership card, you can receive benefits provided to you by participating local businesses NO COST TO YOU

Sharing of Information  Liaison Resource Guide  Community resources  211  Odessa Links  Crisis intervention list  Discounted medication lists  Needymeds  Member Resource Guide  Asthma/COPD/Diabetes brochures  Cancer fact booklet  Community programs  Community support groups  Tobacco cessation brochures  Member Packets  FAST/Heart Attack/ Heart Failure Magnet  SuperTracker Tips  List of membership benefits  FAQ’s  MyMCHRecords  Blood pressure tracking chart  Blood sugar tracking chart  Appointment form  Medication record  Daily weight record

Challenges  Does being a member limit my options for choosing a healthcare facility?  If I have a Faith and Health Network Card, will I get better service?  Length of time from presentation to member sign up  Liaisons must be medical personnel

Current Status  12 Congregations  19 Liaisons  293 Members

Questions?