Elica Health Centers

January '23: American Heart Association committed to sponsoring an Elica blood pressure monitor "lending library" at our North Highlands clinic. Completed phase one of the creation of the Arden Arcade-Glendale Lane health care campus. The 1750 Wright Street clinic will be remodeled into a dental-only clinic.March '23: Added a family medicine dermatologist and 3 pediatricians to the North Highlands clinicApril '23: Added a FNP to the North Highlands clinicMay '23: Elica's "Health on Wheels" mobile clinic program began providing same-day care at the North Highlands clinic.June '23: Elica's Medicare Annual Wellness Visit Team (incl. MD; MA; pharmacist) soon to start focused clinics at North Highlands.July '23: Elica's Medicare Annual Wellness Visit Team (incl. MD; MA; pharmacist) started seeing patients at North Highlands and Arden Arcade. The remodel of Arden Arcade into a dental-only clinic is on-track. Once completed, the number of dental operatories will increase from 3 to 16. Health Net gave Elica's Glendale Lane clinic a 100% audit score on both facilities and medical records.September '23: Elica's Medicare Annual Wellness Visit Team doubled their visit slots during the month; increased days at the North Highlands clinic due to better attendance.October '23: Installed dental equipment at the remodeled Arden Arcade dental-only clinic which is part of the Arden Arcade - Glendale Lane health care campus. Added a grant-funded Addiction Medicine Program Coordinator to the North Highlands clinic. Arden Arcade dental-only clinic opened on October 30th with 2 dentists and 1 hygienist.November '23: California State auditors tentatively scheduled a site visit to the North Highlands clinic that will occur on December 7th as part of the rate-setting process.December '23: Representatives from the State of California Department of Health Care Services Audit and Investigations Branch visited Elica's North Highlands clinic onDecember 7th as part of the rate-setting review for fully-licensed FQHC clinic sites. Elica's "Clinic Days" were scheduled to happen at the North Highlands clinic on December 12th and 14th.

Patient fees were charged to help pay for the medical costs of providing services to these at-risk patients. Most revenue is from medi-cal and medicare, as well as other third-party payers. In some instances, patients contribute to the fees (usually in the form of co-pays) for their services.