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Battle Ground HealthCare

1910 SW 9th Ave, Battle Ground, WA 98604
360-687-8941, info@bghealthcare.org
bghealthcare.org

We are a community-supported clinic providing compassionate free healthcare to underserved adults.

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PRIMARY SERVICE DELIVERY MODEL

Primary Care

SERVICES OFFERED

  • Medical

  • Labs

  • Immunizations

  • Dental

  • Eye Care

  • Food/Nutrition

  • Referrals

  • Medicaid application assistance

  • Other

LANGUAGE INTERPRETATION OFFERED?

Yes

TOP 5 CLINICAL DIAGNOSES TREATED

Diabetes; Hypertension; Hyperlipidemia; Chronic myofascial pain (Chiropractor care); Multiple SDOH DX e.g. Housing instability, Insurance insecurity, Language barriers

TOP 3 COUNTIES SERVED

Clark, Cowlitz, Clickatat

KEY PARTNERSHIPS

Area Agency on Aging and Disability Services of Southwest Washington; Legacy/Vancouver Clinic Internal Medicine Residency Program; Labcorp


2024 DATA



UNIQUE PATIENTS

822



FTE EMPLOYED

7



PATIENT VISITS

2638



VOLUNTEERS

184



PATIENT โ€œTOUCHESโ€
*

0



VOLUNTEER HOURS

5912

*patient contact from community outreach

PATIENT POPULATION - RACE

PATIENT POPULATION - AGE


PATIENT TESTIMONIALS

We recently saw a 63-year-old patient from Carson, WA, which is located 60 miles away from our clinic. Thomas was experiencing extreme fatigue and as a result, had to retire from his job as a foreman at a residential construction company. He was aware that his health was deteriorating but found himself in an insurance gap โ€“ too young to receive Medicare and too poor to afford healthcare coverage. Thomas originally came to BGHC for dental care to have teeth extracted. He admits that he had to โ€œswallow his prideโ€ to accept the help that he needed, and this was difficult for him. However, he feels that this step likely saved his life. While at the clinic, we identified that Thomas was suffering from extremely high blood sugar levels (+500) and his A1C readings exceeded the maximum detectable levels. Thomas was critically close to experiencing a diabetic coma. BGHC assessed his blood sugar issues and quickly began an insulin regimen. Our clinic nurse, Audrey, has kept a close eye on Thomas โ€“ even calling him regularly to monitor his condition. Thomas also began meeting with our nutritional specialist to learn how to change his diet to help improve his condition. As a result of these efforts, Thomas is improving every day, and he credits BGHC with helping to save his life.

Jennifer came to see us for dental care when she was feeling broken by her divorce which had left her with no insurance. She now is volunteering for us 2-3 times a week and is in training and being mentored to have a career as a Dental Assistant.