Partners for Healing
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931-455-5014 ext. 103
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109 West Blackwell Street
Tullahoma, TN 37388
Organization Details

Programs

Budget
$292,000.00
Description
Provision of primary health care to the working uninsured and their families of Coffee, Franklin, & Moore Counties. This care also includes laboratory, x-ray, and ultasound services, referrals to specialty physicians, chronic disease management and assistance with medications.
Program Areas Served
Coffee County , Franklin County , Moore County
Budget
$6,000.00
Description
Provision of integrated health services including mental health care.
Program Areas Served
Coffee County, Franklin County, Moore County
Budget
$21,000.00
Description
Disease management is designed to provide a coordinated program for Partners patients that will allow them to increase their ability to self manage their primary chronic disease and comorbid conditions. The program used current evidence based practice guidelines for the treatment of all patients.
Program Areas Served
Coffee County, Franklin County , Moore County
Description
On-site lab draws
Beneficiaries
Economically disadvantaged people
Unhoused individuals
At-Risk Populations
Program Areas Served
Coffee County, Moore County, Franklin County

CEO/Executive Director/Board Comments

Health care is changing. While watching these changes, we continue caring for those who remain uninsured, whether through no insurance offered at their employment, underemployed, the cost is higher than they can afford, or they do not earn enough to qualify for health care thru the ACA. This presents challenges. We are pleased when patients are able to obtain insurance, yet we are constantly reaching out to businesses, chambers, churches, and individuals to inform them of the purpose and availability of Partners for Healing. We have seen an increasing amount of our patients coming to us with multiple chronic diseases in advanced stages. To see a new admittance with both hypertension and diabetes is not unusual. With our chronic disease self - management program we are able to spend individual time with our patients, many of whom have little or no health literacy. This takes multiple sessions. We begin with simple steps and small successes based on nutrition, education, exercise, and medication compliance. In time and with repetition, many, are able to self - managed their illnesses. With a changing board membership, we are looking at new ways to reach into and work with our community. With a community that contains those who are self - employed and underemployed, and currently no expansion of Medicaid within the state of Tennessee, our board recognizes the need for Partners for Healing to remain serving the people who fall in this gap - the working uninsured.