2021 Impact Report - iFM Community Medicine
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2021 Impact Report
Adapting to the present, preparing for the future
This year began for us last July in the midst of a (hopefully) once-in-a-lifetime pandemic. Things shut down, but the needs we address throughout our community were still very much present. Maintaining support for our community partners and our patients required flexibility and creativity. Any admission to our shelter partners required a negative COVID-19 test. Rather than send people away, we decided to set up a drive-through testing site specifically for our community partners. New admissions, new staff or anyone with potential COVID-19 exposure could be conveniently tested and receive results promptly. It wasn’t easy. But in the end, it helped us provide care when and where it was needed. We couldn’t have done this without full cooperation and collaboration of all of our community partners, as well as some new ones. Epworth Children and Family Services allowed us to use their drop-in site as our drive-through. Aim Laboratories partnered to provide timely test results. The Missouri Department of Social Services provided financial support. And internally, our staff worked tirelessly to make this process run smoothly; Maggie Graf, RN & Director of Education; Lynelle Hinden, FNP; Teresa DuMaine, FNP; Kim Garavaglia, PNP; Stacy LoBello, FNP & CCO; Claire Stites, MA; and Raelyn Mortellaro, COO were amazing leaders in this effort. When the vaccine was available, we pivoted and adapted to the present needs of our community by transitioning to vaccine administration. We were blessed to get through it stronger than ever. This fiscal year was also filled with new and impactful opportunities for IFM and the community. We have been planning a major project with SSM Health DePaul Hospital and an expansion into the Bridgeton area. This fall, we are adding services to the Pattonville School District, Room at the Inn, Missouri Baptist Children’s Home and several other sites in Bridgeton. An additional expansion site will be a new IFM clinic located at Logos School this fall, a therapeutic school specializing in behavioral therapy for adolescents. Another very exciting change is the relocation of our administrative offices. IFM has outgrown our ‘little house on Loughborough,’ also known as my childhood home. This relocation is more than just a move. This is a change to a real business address for not-for-profit collaboration. We are moving to the Delmar Divine, located in the old St. Luke’s Regional Hospital on Delmar. The mixed-use development for social innovators will include more than 30 non-profit agencies, setting an example for community development, social improvement and collaboration in St. Louis and the nation. It will also put us more in the heart of our service area. Of our 20+ clinic sites, this new home base will be closer to 13 of them. As our fiscal year comes to a close, we look back with a sense of accomplishment in how we adapted to the challenges of the past year, and with gratitude to our staff, board of directors, community partners and donors who worked together to not only survive, but thrive. We look forward to unprecedented growth in the coming year, staying true to our mission: strengthening underserved communities, one patient at a time, to promote community health. Thank you for your continued support, Dave Campbell, M.D., M.Ed.
Bridging gaps,
empowering communities
Through our community health, professional development and fundraising efforts, we are able to provide quality health
services to those who need it most.
Community Impact
7,079 patient
visits
1,350
COVID vaccines
geographic
distribution
city
administered
59% 30%
county
1,300 COVID tests
11%
other
performed
6%
5% other
asian
1,466
4%
hispanic
volunteer
hours logged 52%
black
33%
20
white
on-site ethnic
clinics distribution
Professional Development
new clinic sponsor: new services: employed two new:
SSM Health Chiropractic and Nurse
DePaul Hospital Women’s Health Practitioners
230
Missouri regulations require anyone who administers medication to a child in a
residential care setting to complete the Missouri Coalition of Children’s Agencies
(MCCA) program. IFM Director of Health Education, Maggie Graf, RN, MSN and
partners Kim Garavaglia, CPNP-BC are certified instructors for MCCA and provide on-site
MCCA trained certification/recertification for our partners.
Fiscal Responsibility
This year, we nearly tripled our list of donors from 2020 (47- 130). Additionally we secured two government sponsored
Payroll Protection loans/grants.
$1,000,000
$800,000 $857,237
$812,710
$600,000
$400,000
$378,829
$200,000
0
donations, grants, total total
and sponsorships revenue expenses
Our partners Our partnerships with schools, shelters, and other social service organizations allow us to bring quality health services to children, teens and low income families in St. Louis City and County areas. In addition to our partners listed above, IFM supports school based health through standing orders and phone consultation at the following districts: Confluence, Hazelwood, KIPP-STL, Maplewood-Richmond Heights, MICDS, Normandy and University City.
Fulfilling needs, improving lives
IFM Community Medicine is a tremendously valuable partner to Youth In Need, providing high
quality, culturally responsive health care to the children, youth and families we serve throughout
the St. Louis region. From sending a nurse to our residential youth centers to screen and treat youth,
to staffing clinics and a mobile health van, IFM truly meets people where they are to offer services
that are easily accessible. Because of IFM, hundreds of children experiencing poverty, and youth
transitioning out of homelessness, have improved physical health and overall well-being. IFM is an
amazing resource for our community!
- Pat Holterman-Hommes
Youth In Need, CEO
We could not be more grateful for our partnership with IFM Community Medicine. Each year, IFM
provides an average of 1,500 physicals on site for children in our care, as well as around the clock
medical consultation to ensure our little ones’ health needs are met during their stay at the Crisis
Nursery. Last year, nearly half (45%) of the physicals IFM provided for our kids revealed a medical
concern, and one in six children needed medication.
- DiAnne Mueller
The Saint Louis Crisis Nursery, CEO
There are several clinics in the city that provide service for underprivileged families, but the IFM
clinic doesn’t just provide service. They provide care, concern, compassion, and no matter what a
patient’s income, occupation, or race, they give the best care possible. They are truly making
a difference.
- Karen Kirk
Lydia’s House, Executive Director
As we found new ways to reach our most vulnerable population, we knew that our partnership with
IFM would be instrumental in our design. IFM was the first to offer COVID-19 testing to St. Vincent
ensuring that we can safely provide housing to youth in our programs. With the services provided
by IFM we have increased our capacity to safely serve in our facility by 139%. IFM services mean so
much to agency like St. Vincent and the youth in our care.
- Staff Member
St. Vincent Home for Children
Building healthier communities with fundraising initiatives Donors Lynn Abernathy Margaret & Dave Graf Lucinda & Fred Moore Mr. & Mrs. John Althoff Thomas Granneman Raelyn Mortellaro Anonymous Judy & George Green Lori & David Moser John & Alex Arnold Shirley & Robert Gregoire Alex Mosman Patricia Arnold Carolyn & Byron Golfin DiAnne Mueller Carol & Ronald Ashworth Julie & Ray Harter Sharon & Craig Neumeister Maria Asta Sadauskas Estate Nancy & John Hillhouse Kristen Neumeister Sara & Michael Austin Lynelle Hinden Janet & Pete Newcomb Kathy Baker Paul Hintze Denise Nguyen Sheri & Ron Bartnett Beverly Hood Nancy Noedel Saundra & Louis Basile Amy Huggins Melser Judy & John Norman Paul Bennett Sarah Ives Rich Oliver Michael Bertz Lauri & Jeff Johnston Cheryl & Tim O`Neill Bill Biedenstein Karen & Joseph Kahn Deborah & Robert O`Rourke Jena Bjornson John Kang Richard Overman Paige Bobbitt Lynda Karez Melissa Pennington Jane & Jack Buelt Janice & William Kasalko Sherri Pogue Joyce Butler Kelly Kim Becca & David Pope Kathryn Byrnside Gloria King Meredith Rataj Veronica & David Campbell Marea Kluth-Hoppe Joyce & Jim Reese Lisa Carpenter & Duncan McArthur Karen & Michael Koehneman Peggy & Jerry Ritter Kyra Cass & Azhar Shah Peggy Lange Angela Rule Harriet & Sheridan Clark Michael Leigh Satya Sagar Julie & Mark Crask Kate Leveque Darina & Barry Sargeant Donald Cobin Tara & David Lewis Kathleen & William Schoenhard Mary Kaye & Mike Cody Christine & William Linnenbringer Mary Sealey Janine Ford & Randall Combs Stacy & John LoBello Patricia & Daryl Sohn Dr. & Mrs. Mario Conte Kathy LoBello Virginia & Keith Starke Darlene Cooper Karen & Mark Loeffler Keith Steinbecker Donna & Dave Cooper Linda & David Logsdon Peggy & Roger Steinbecker Marcus Creighton Tra Mai Elizabeth & Paul Stroble Oliver Culver Lori Malek Judy & Steven Swyers Lynda Denker Anna Marggraff Alex Tegeler Sandra Dexter Blake Marggraff Barbara Thibodeau Kelly Dunn Jim & MJ Marggraff Jerome Thurman Jeff Eckerle Christine & Daniel Martin Charles Tzinberg Joann & RichardEllerbrake Cheryl & Terry Matejka Antoinette & William Walker Daniel Fanetti Matthew Mattox Pam Wallace Dawn & Donald Flower Angela McCall Jason Ware Felicia Ford Charlotte McClure Jacquie Welkener Marsha & Ed Fuchs Christian McDonald Gary Welker Barbara & Louis Galli Daniel Meshoto Rosemary & Nick Werner Madeline Gemoules Ken Miesner Lorinette Wirth
Grant Funders & Community Support
Cardinals Care Signature Healthcare On-going Support
Foundation Amazon Smile
Church Women United
SSM Health DePaul Hospital Amazon Wishlist
COVID-19 Rolling Funds
Urgent Care for Kids Giveable
Kennedy Capital
Management Wayne C. Kaufmann GiveSTL
Charitable Foundation
Mercy Health Foundation Giving Tuesday
Women’s Connection
Mercy Hospital South Schnucks Rewards Card
Network
Old Enterprise Foundation Program
Youthbridge Community
Saigh Foundation Foundation Year End Appeal
Regional Health
Commission/ COVID
Emergency Fund
Payroll Protection Plan
through the Small Business
Administration
St. Louis Philanthropic
OrganizationLeadership Team
Dave Campbell, M.D., M.Ed. Sharon Neumeister, RN, BSN, MA Stacy LoBello, FNP-C
President, CEO Chief Program Officer Chief Clinical Officer
Raelyn Mortellaro Maggie Graf, RN, MSN
Chief Operating Officer Director of Health Education
Board Members
Fred Moore, Chair Roger Steinbecker Denise Nguyen
Managing Partner, Moore Computing Retired Philadelphia Managing Partner, Sr. Financial Analyst, Express Scripts
Pricewaterhouse Coopers, LLP
Angela McCall, Vice Chair Blake Marggraff Kiernan Gutting
Director, Gateway to Divine Health Founder and CEO, CareSignal President and Founder, Rocco Financial
Program Assistant, Community Action Agency of
St. Louis County
Marcus Creighton Lorinette Wirth
Senior Manager, Market Analysis, Navvis Healthcare
Jason Ware, Treasurer Vice President, Wealth Protection Advisors
CFO, Care STL
Felicia Ford
Attorney at Law, JFJordLaw
Lou Galli, Secretary
Chief Legal Counsel, St. Louis Board of Aldermen
Jerome Thurman M.D.
Endocrinologist, SSM Health
Rev. Richard Ellerbrake, Chair Emeritus
Retired CEO/COO, Deaconess Health Serviceswhere medicine
meets community
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