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Dental ProgramsDental Programs

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Uninsured in the Metro Omaha Uninsured in the Metro Omaha AreaArea

Population – 673,884Population – 673,884

10–14% Uninsured or 67,000 10–14% Uninsured or 67,000

In 3 CountiesIn 3 Counties

Douglas, County, NEDouglas, County, NE

Sarpy County, NESarpy County, NE

Pottawattamie County, IAPottawattamie County, IA

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Hope Vision & MissionHope Vision & Mission

……Touch a Life With Hope…Touch a Life With Hope…

A comprehensive community health network A comprehensive community health network for low-income uninsured and underserved for low-income uninsured and underserved in the Metropolitan Area.in the Metropolitan Area.

Coordinate health services for individuals Coordinate health services for individuals that would otherwise go without.that would otherwise go without.

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Hope Dental ServicesHope Dental Services

Dental Referral Program began 2000Dental Referral Program began 2000

Sealing Smiles Program began 2002Sealing Smiles Program began 2002

““Give Kids A Smile” Dental Days 2001 Give Kids A Smile” Dental Days 2001

Women’s Denture Program 2001Women’s Denture Program 2001

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Dental Referral ServiceDental Referral Service

Serves low-income uninsured of all agesServes low-income uninsured of all ages

Acute care, pain relief Acute care, pain relief

Volunteers in clinicsVolunteers in clinics

Volunteers in their own officesVolunteers in their own offices Referrals to Hope from network clinics or agencies who Referrals to Hope from network clinics or agencies who

screen for eligibility--185% of below povertyscreen for eligibility--185% of below poverty

Hope Bi-lingual Dental Coordinator Hope Bi-lingual Dental Coordinator makes appointments with volunteer makes appointments with volunteer dentists, either in private offices of dentists, either in private offices of dental clinicsdental clinics

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Dental Referral ServiceDental Referral Service

Referring agency notified of appointment location, Referring agency notified of appointment location, date and timedate and time

Referring agency responsible for confirming Referring agency responsible for confirming appointment with patientappointment with patient

$10 co-pay at time of appointment to dentist$10 co-pay at time of appointment to dentist

Interpreters arranged through Hope at no charge.Interpreters arranged through Hope at no charge.

Transportation if required, arranged by HopeTransportation if required, arranged by Hope

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Dental Referral Stats - 2003Dental Referral Stats - 2003

35 Volunteer Dentists35 Volunteer Dentists

3 Oral Surgeons3 Oral Surgeons

150 - 200 Appointments Annually 150 - 200 Appointments Annually

$ 51,000 Value of Donated Care Annually$ 51,000 Value of Donated Care Annually

Greatest Need is SurgeryGreatest Need is Surgery

No Show IssuesNo Show Issues

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Sealing SmilesSealing Smiles

Children’s preventative oral health pilot program

In collaboration with area schools, local dental college, health centers and county

Seeking to establish dental homes

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Sealing Smiles DetailsSealing Smiles Details

On-site at 4-5 area grade schools annuallyOn-site at 4-5 area grade schools annually

Serves children in grades 2 & 3Serves children in grades 2 & 3

Program providesProgram provides Dental examDental exam Application of dental sealants Application of dental sealants Fluoride TreatmentsFluoride Treatments Referrals to dental clinicsReferrals to dental clinics InterpretersInterpreters

Utilizes University of Nebraska Medical Center Utilizes University of Nebraska Medical Center College of Dentistry hygiene students supervised College of Dentistry hygiene students supervised by faculty and dentistsby faculty and dentists

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Sealing Smiles ImplementationSealing Smiles Implementation

Permission Slips Permission Slips Incentives Offered to Return SlipsIncentives Offered to Return Slips

Delivery and Set-Up of Portable EquipmentDelivery and Set-Up of Portable Equipment

Education for ParticipantsEducation for Participants

Dental Exam StationsDental Exam Stations

Sealants Applied at Sealant StationsSealants Applied at Sealant Stations

Take-Home Sheet for ParentsTake-Home Sheet for Parents

Fun Stuff for KidsFun Stuff for Kids

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Program Stats-Sealing SmilesProgram Stats-Sealing SmilesOctober 1 2002 – September 30, 2003October 1 2002 – September 30, 2003

590 Permission Slips Returned590 Permission Slips Returned

494 Children Were Seen by Dentist494 Children Were Seen by Dentist

1,122 Teeth Sealed1,122 Teeth Sealed

492 Fluoride Treatments Given492 Fluoride Treatments Given

251 Identified as Needing Follow-Up Care 251 Identified as Needing Follow-Up Care

28 Have Scheduled/Kept Follow-Up Appointments28 Have Scheduled/Kept Follow-Up Appointments

$50,000 donated services$50,000 donated services

6 schools for 2003-20046 schools for 2003-2004

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Give Kids a Smile-Dental DaysGive Kids a Smile-Dental Days

Partner with health centers, clinics, county and area youth Partner with health centers, clinics, county and area youth serving agencies and Creighton School of Dentistry to provide serving agencies and Creighton School of Dentistry to provide dental care to children. dental care to children.

Dental care provided by residents, supervised by faculty.Dental care provided by residents, supervised by faculty.

Held three times a year.Held three times a year.

Registration and permission slips, health history and Registration and permission slips, health history and coordination of appointments done in advance. coordination of appointments done in advance.

Transportation, interpreters, entertainment provided.Transportation, interpreters, entertainment provided.

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Give Kids a Smile-Dental DaysGive Kids a Smile-Dental Days

Children provided:Children provided: Dental examDental exam

Hygiene EducationHygiene Education

X-raysX-rays

Treatment Treatment

Extensive treatment referred to clinicExtensive treatment referred to clinic

Goodie Bags-toothbrush, paste etc.Goodie Bags-toothbrush, paste etc.

Parents must accompany children.Parents must accompany children.

Children identified with further needs are seen at Children identified with further needs are seen at health center dental clinic, or county dental clinichealth center dental clinic, or county dental clinic

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Give Kids A Smile StatsGive Kids A Smile Stats

223 Children signed up 223 Children signed up

145 Children attended one of the three dental 145 Children attended one of the three dental daysdays

$13,775 Value of donated care$13,775 Value of donated care

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Women’s Denture ServiceWomen’s Denture Service

30 women30 women

Focus on front teeth and self-sufficiency—able Focus on front teeth and self-sufficiency—able to get a job as a result, must have a case workerto get a job as a result, must have a case worker

Pay about 1/2 of cost of dentures with Pay about 1/2 of cost of dentures with community funds, care is donatedcommunity funds, care is donated

……Touch a Life With Touch a Life With Hope…Hope…

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Getting from here to thereGetting from here to there

Dental Advisory Committee began in 1999Dental Advisory Committee began in 1999

Sought and received support from the Omaha Sought and received support from the Omaha District Dental Society, academic institutions, District Dental Society, academic institutions, private dentists, county and othersprivate dentists, county and others

Dental Champion(s) for HopeDental Champion(s) for Hope

Forms, protocols are fluid and grow with our Forms, protocols are fluid and grow with our expertise but developed prior to start of programsexpertise but developed prior to start of programs

Dental Coordinator (staff) to make it happenDental Coordinator (staff) to make it happen

A database and technologyA database and technology

Money $$Money $$

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Funding SourcesFunding Sources

Volunteers In Health Care 1999/2000.Volunteers In Health Care 1999/2000.

HRSA Community Access Program 2001 - 2003 HRSA Community Access Program 2001 - 2003

The Fund for Omaha – Omaha Community The Fund for Omaha – Omaha Community FoundationFoundation

Womens Fund of Greater OmahaWomens Fund of Greater Omaha

U.S. BankU.S. Bank

Pierre Fauchard Academy Pierre Fauchard Academy

Title V – Maternal and Child HealthTitle V – Maternal and Child Health

In-Kind support – schools of dentistry, In-Kind support – schools of dentistry, community health centers, public schools, community health centers, public schools, county, dentistscounty, dentists

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Future PlansFuture Plans

Increase number and/or capacity of current Increase number and/or capacity of current provider networkprovider network

Accept dental emergency referrals from hospitalsAccept dental emergency referrals from hospitals

Expand Sealing Smiles program to additional Expand Sealing Smiles program to additional schoolsschools

Create community oral health bulletin board on Create community oral health bulletin board on Hope website – Hope website – www.hopemed.uswww.hopemed.us

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HOPE MEDICAL HOPE MEDICAL OUTREACH COALITIONOUTREACH COALITION

2566 St. Mary’s Avenue2566 St. Mary’s Avenue

Omaha, Nebraska 68015Omaha, Nebraska 68015

402-354-6374 Main Number402-354-6374 Main Number

402-354-6594 Carlos Ruiz, Dental Coordinator402-354-6594 Carlos Ruiz, Dental Coordinator

402-354-6502 Rachelle Weight, Child Health 402-354-6502 Rachelle Weight, Child Health CoordinatorCoordinator

www.hopemed.uswww.hopemed.us