Scotland Community Health Clinic

08/31/2020

Members of the Health Care Ministry of Bright Hopewell Missionary Baptist Church present a donation to Andy Kurtzman, Executive Director of Scotland Community Health Clinic. Pictured in front are Arletha Brown, Andy Kurtzman, Mamie Everette, and Reverend Garland Pierce. On steps behind are Cynthia McRae, Lydia Smith, Elgie Brockington, and Gladys Ingram. Unable to attend were Valerie Allen-Jones and Katrina McCormick.
We are grateful for your support. Thank you!

08/31/2020

Thought I'd share this information about masks. Thank you for wearing yours. Andy

Even though wearing a mask is vital to preventing the spread of COVID-19, there are still myths and misunderstandings. Physicians want to clear them up.

08/26/2020

County repaving parking lot in front of Free Clinic. Hopefully complete mid Sept.

08/10/2020

The County is constructing a new parking lot in front of the clinic. During this process you will have to park in the very front of the complex and walk around. However, if you have business at the clinic and need assistance to get to the building please call us at 276-9912 so we can meet you in the parking lot to give you some help to the building. Be sure to have your mask on for precautions. We apologize for the inconvenience and thank you for your patience. Andy

07/29/2020

Scotland County Maintenance informed me that construction of a new parking lot in front of the clinic will begin on August 3 and last 30 to 45 days, weather permitting. We have been asked to park in the very front of the complex area during the project. I am sorry for the inconvenience and appreciate your cooperation with the longer walk to the clinic. If there are further changes I'll let you know. Andy

06/19/2020

Scotland Community Health Clinic provides primary care at no cost to adults in Scotland County who are uninsured and unable to afford medical care. Our patients could include those who may have recently lost their insurance due to COVID-19. This Free Clinic exists for the purpose of helping those who cannot afford medical care and offers them chronic care management and hope for a better quality of life. Donations from the community help SCHC serve the uninsured with primary care and medicine at no cost to them.

But we need your help. If you can donate, no matter how little, you are helping your neighbors with much needed medical care.

SCHC, since 2007, has provided excellent care for its patients and was recognized as a Top Performer for its achievement with patient outcomes in diabetes and hypertension among NCAFCC free clinics in 2015, 2016, and 2018. Your donation will help SCHC care for its pa-tients with chronic conditions.

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On April 20 Dorothy Tyson delivered a donation to SCHC to assist new patients who may have lost insurance due to COVID-19.

“Giving is not just about making a donation. It is about making a difference” -Kathy Calvin

Scotland Community Health Clinic is here to assist adults in Scotland County who are uninsured, including those who may have lost their insurance due to COVID-19. This Free Clinic exists for the purpose of helping those who cannot afford medical care. Donations from the community help SCHC serve the...

06/11/2020

Dear Andy,

The 2020 Top Performer Awards are available to members that reported health gains outcomes on the 2019 Annual Outcomes Survey. Top Performer Awards go to those members that provided primary care and placed within the top performance results for both diabetic and hypertension outcomes, and to those unique members that did not provide primary care services but demonstrated their distinctive values by meeting or exceeding projected goals that measured patient and/or community impact.

It is a pleasure to convey, that due to your organization’s outstanding performance, you’re receiving a Top Performer Award in the amount of $5,000.

Congratulations,
Randy

Randy Jordan
Chief Executive Officer

NC Association of Free & Charitable Clinics
1399 Ashleybrook Lane, Suite 110
Winston-Salem, NC 27103

06/11/2020

Congratulations!

Scotland Community Health Clinic has earned a 2020 Silver Rating from the NAFC Quality Standards Program.
The mission of the National Association of Free and Charitable Clinics is to ensure the medically underserved have access to affordable health care. The NAFC and our members are dedicated to ensuring that our patients receive quality health care. Therefore, to quantify and qualify the care provided at the Free and Charitable Clinic network, the NAFC formalized a set of Quality Standards for member organizations.

According to the information that your organization submitted to us in the 2020 Annual Member Data & Standards Survey, your organization has qualified for a NAFC 2020 Standards Silver Rating.

This showcases the quality of care provided at the national level. We highly recommend that you share this seal on platforms such as your website and social media.