Do technical disruptions interrupt your staff and prevent them from performing to their fullest potential? Does your staff have the IT support they need to resolve issues in a timely…
The 2023 FACHC UDS Training & Fiscal Summit is November 2 and November 3, 2023, at the Wyndham Orlando Resort International Drive in Orlando, Florida. Contact FACHC Events & Office Coordinator Nicole Rechner at (850) 942-1822 or nrechner@fachc.org if you have any questions regarding registration for this event.
The Patient Advocate Foundation (PAF) provides case management and financial assistance to Americans with chronic, life-threatening, and debilitating illnesses. Case management includes connecting patients with providers and insurance, assisting them…
The Operations Roundtable is a members-only activity. To view the details for this activity please log into you My FACHC profile page.
The FACHC Legislative Forum is a time when representatives from Community Health Centers throughout Florida visit the Capitol to meet with their state legislators to discuss legislative priorities important to…
The Chief Dental Officer Roundtable is a members-only activity. To view the details for this activity please log into you My FACHC profile page.
The In-Person FACHC Workforce Roundtable is a members-only activity. To view the details for this activity please log into you My FACHC profile page.
The Chief Medical Officer Roundtable is a members-only activity. To view the details for this activity please log into you My FACHC profile page.
The Human Trafficking Learning Collaborative event is invite-only. If you have any questions, reach out to Linda Carmona-Sanchez at linda@fachc.org
The Behavioral Health Roundtable is a members-only activity. To view the details for this activity please log into you My FACHC profile page.
Community Health Workers, Promotoras de Salud, Outreach Workers…there are so many titles to an individual whose main passion is to assist, advocate, and help. Whether in a healthcare setting or an organization that is dedicated to aiding underserved communities, you can depend on the Community Health Worker to get the job done. Here, we will illustrate how Certified Community Health Workers evolve within the CHI federally qualified health center and become the “go to” person to assist our patients in gaining access to healthcare by reducing barriers to care. Every encounter, whether in the centers (inreach) or in the community (outreach) is an opportunity to engage the client in more services. Through screening tools, the Community Health Worker addresses the Social Determinants of Health and holistically brings aid to the clients’ life.
FACHC’s Gentle Response Conflict De-escalation Training of Trainers (ToT) will take participants through dynamic, realistic scenarios to develop stress inoculation, muscle memory, and self-confidence to deal with difficult people, and prevent volatile situations from becoming critical violent incidents. The workshop is currently full.
