3. Non-elderly adults make up the largest percentage of the uninsured

5. 16.2% of the Gross Domestic Product (GDP)

6. Aging population

7. Overutilization of services

8. Medical bills are the #1 cause of bankruptcy

12. Insurers required to provide coverage for non-dependent children up to age 26 under their parents’ plan

14. Cuts the deficit by $143 billion in the first 10 years

15. Cuts the deficit by $1.2 trillion in the second 10 years

18. 10% excise tax on indoor tanning services

23. Receive Federal Grant: Section 330 of the Public Health Service Act

24. Administrated by Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA)

25. 1,200 centers nation-wide

26. Serve over 18 million patients

28. Primary Care

29. Case Management

30. Transportation

31. Dental Care

32. Mental Health

35. Through Federal Stimulus Dollars in 2009, community health centers:

36. Opened new health centers;

37. Purchased Electronic Health Records Systems;

38. Took on growing number of uninsured; and

48. STD

49. High Blood Pressure,

50. Type II Diabetes (in people with marginally high B.P.)

51. Cervical Cancer

52. Colorectal Cancer

53. Depression

54. Mammography (50-74 yrs)

55. Tobacco Cessation Counseling

59. Managing Change

60. Making an Impact:

61. Data Integration

63. No Denials for Pre-existing Conditions or Lifetime Limits

64. More Access to Information – personal portals and electronic health records

65. Higher taxes and premiums for upper income earners

66. Overtime health care costs will rise – forcing the need to save a significant amount for your and potentially your parent’s future

69. Best Quality

70. Cost

71. Disparities

73. Protect families from bankruptcy or debt because of health care costs.

74. Guarantee choice of doctors and health plans.

75. Invest in prevention and wellness.

76. Improve patient safety and quality care.

77. Assure affordable, quality health coverage for all Americans.

78. Maintain coverage when you change or lose your job.

83. Increase referral volume from community providers

84. Minimize redundant procedures

85. Reduce in-patient re-admits

86. Improve quality, safety, efficiency, and reduce health disparities

87. Engage patients and families

88. Improve care coordination

89. Improve population and public health

91. Provider Information request

92. Reimbursement information capture

93. Fulfillment of patient information requests

94. Ensure adequate privacy and security protections for personal health information

96. Increase capture of ancillary services