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Dear Patients and Partners of Mountain Family Health Centers, Given the confirmed community spread of COVID-19 in Eagle, Garfield, and Pitkin Counties, effective immediately 3/16/20, and in an effort to protect the safety of patients, staff, and our communities, Mountain Family Health Centers will be shifting operations to minimize in-person clinic visits at all MFHC…

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The Roaring Fork Schools and Mountain Family Health Centers (MFHC) are partnering together to open a school-based health center in Glenwood Springs High School this fall.  “We want every student to have access to affordable, comprehensive, integrated health care services, regardless of their legal status, family circumstance, place of residence, or economic means,” said Superintendent…

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As of February 2020, the Avon School-Based Health Center at Mountain Family has received its accreditation as a Patient-Centered Medical Home (PCMH). This certification comes from the National Committee of Quality Assurance (NCQA). The PCMH program emphasizes utilization of team-based care to reduce fragmentation within the health system. Research demonstrates building positive relationships between patients…

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Nominated by Barb Corcoran “I would like to nominate Laine. This month I have had three patients with chronic mental illness, who have been struggling for quite some time, finally find mood stability thanks to Laine (and their own hard work). This stability included relief from paranoia, crippling depression and suicidal thoughts, constant auditory delusions,…

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Nominated By: Oyen Hoffman “I’d like to nominate Matthew King for this month’s Mariposa award. Matthew is an outstanding clinician with mad skills, solid clinical intuition, and wicked smarts. Matthew regularly sees 8 to 10 patients per day, several of which are for 1-hour psychotherapy sessions. This amounts to profound mental and emotional stamina that…

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Karyn ReNae Anderson

Story courtesy of Valley Life for All https://valleylifeforall.org/voiceability-blog Meet Karyn ReNae Anderson, a caregiver, incredible cook, leader for change for the blind, and employee at Caregiver Connections. She is also visually impaired but that does not stop her from being a community icon. Her voice will change you. My name is Karyn ReNae Anderson and…

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Where people are born, grow up, live, work and age greatly impact a person’s health. Local communities, and the nonprofits serving them, truly understand the hurdles to achieving oral health and also have the most innovative ideas on how to leap over these hurdles. That’s why we take a listening approach, inviting organizations to outline oral health disparities…

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