2021-11-14T06:02:23-00:00 2021-06-30 Andrews Accounting and Bookkeeping Inc 12130 Wexwood Drive N Chesterfield VA 23236 990 2020-07-01 541639924 Virginia Health Care Foundation VIRG 8048285804 707 East Main Street Room 1350 Richmond VA 23219 Deborah D Oswalt Executive Director 2021-11-14 true Susan H Andrews P00605949 8047940420 2021-11-14 2 AAL1 IAL1 2020 2022-09-23 18:48:47Z Deborah D Oswalt 707 East Main Street Richmond VA 23219 10365030 false X www.vhcf.org X 1992 VA The Virginia Health Care Foundations mission is to increase access to primary health care for uninsured and medically underserved Virginians. VHCF underwrites and engages in initiatives which enroll uninsured 12 12 16 0 5435752 5746099 1944491 753331 331066 935436 0 7711309 7434866 5296433 4838895 0 1747184 1620474 0 122801 1091499 897778 8135116 7357147 -423807 77719 20554308 22298511 5257266 5131872 15297042 17166639 X The Virginia Health Care Foundations mission is to increase access to primary health care for uninsured and medically underserved Virginians. false false 2353708 2105810 2353708 Grants to health safety net organizations These grants primarily underwrote the salaries of 35.04 FTE physicians, dentists, nurse practioners and behavioral health professionals at free clinics, community health centers and other health care safety net organizations throughout Virginia in FY21, enabling them to provide 33,478 patient visits to uninsured Virginians. 1702454 1487114 1702454 Grants for the salaries of 58 medication assistance caseworkers 46.15 FTEs, who applied for free prescription medicines from Patient Assistance Programs for their patients with chronic diseases, generating 104 million in free medications for 10,368 uninsured patients in FY21. They also helped obtain discounted low cost generic medicines when free ones were not available obtained free eyeglasses and certain medical supplies and helped eligible patients apply for Medicaid. 1495015 1101816 1495015 Grants to help identify and enroll eligible uninsured children and adults in state-sponsored health insurance Medicaid and FAMIS programs. These grants funded the salaries of 21 outreach workers who identified and enrolled over 87,004 uninsured children and adults in the FAMIS and Medicaid programs in FY21. 1017584 144155 1017584 6568761 true true false false false false false false false true true false false false false false true false false false false false false false false false false true false true false false false false false false false false true false false false false false false false false true 6 0 true 16 true false false false false false false false false false false false false X 12 12 false false false false false false false true true false false true true true true true true true true false VA X X X Cornelia Sullivan-Dews CPA 8048285804 707 East Main Street Suite 1350 Richmond VA 23219 Deborah D Oswalt Exec. Director and Secretary 065.00 X X X 189346 0 30181 Cornelia Sullivan-Dews Controller 040.00 X 113929 0 24503 Rachel Rees Deputy Director 040.00 X 123976 0 12423 Brian K Jackson Director 000.75 X 0 0 0 Roger Boeve Director 000.75 X 0 0 0 Margaret G Vanderhye Director 000.75 X 0 0 0 Christopher M Carney Treasurer 001.00 X X 0 0 0 Judith B Collins RN MS WHNP-C FAAN Director 000.75 X 0 0 0 Nicholas C Conte Director 000.75 X 0 0 0 John E Littel Esq Vice-Chairman 001.00 X X 0 0 0 Regina M Milteer MD FAAP Director 000.75 X 0 0 0 Anna Healy James Director 000.75 X 0 0 0 Augustus A Petticolas Jr DDS Director 000.75 X 0 0 0 R Pete Sowers III MD Director 000.75 X 0 0 0 Thomas R Byrd Chairman 002.00 X X 0 0 0 427251 67107 3 false true false 4580571 1165528 67454 5746099 The Pharmacy Connection 518210 154484 Contracts from government agencies 624100 577553 Miscellaneous 900099 21294 753331 217833 3647767 2930164 717603 717603 7434866 X 4838895 4838895 0 0 0 194346 145760 48586 0 1091056 761032 232784 97240 67211 49065 15458 2688 176816 128338 40856 7622 91045 62596 21000 7449 0 150 150 22070 22070 0 72805 72805 94299 61571 32506 222 3146 3146 10034 6329 3684 21 199211 158596 34868 5747 0 106259 39179 67080 37 37 0 10710 1301 9409 0 0 10289 10289 22601 22601 Equipment rental and maintenance 13417 6045 7372 Scholarships 108763 108763 Telephone, postage and printing 46970 31303 15384 283 Technical assistance and workshops 114320 114320 62697 52335 8833 1529 7357147 6568761 665585 122801 13884 13269 777210 1446954 7249954 6207615 18938 19208 22215 17647 136092 87514 20035 48578 12452072 14545240 20554308 22298511 109366 118012 5147900 4936616 77244 5257266 5131872 X 6923253 9846205 8373789 7320434 15297042 17166639 20554308 22298511 77719 1791878 X false true X true false X 5924887 5852759 7928931 5435752 5746099 30888428 5924887 5852759 7928931 5435752 5746099 30888428 30888428 195077 224960 271266 286996 217833 1196132 1065122 1110348 1262487 1944491 753331 6135779 38220339 0.80820 0.79060 X Part II Section B Line 10 VHCF generated other income from several sources. The largest amount 577,553 is derived from contracts with the Virginia Department of Medical Assistance Services and the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid. These contracts underwrite a portion of VHCFs outreach and enrollment initiatives for state-sponsored health insurance Medicaid and FAMIS, 21 FTE outreach workers and statewide training and technical assistance. Part II Section B Line 10 Another source of other income 154,484 is related to fees charged to organizations which purchase The Pharmacy Connection TPC, a software product developed by VHCF to expedite processing of applications for free prescription medicines from the Patient Assistance Programs. Fees are nominal compared to the costs of continuously upgrading and operating TPC, and providing training and technical assistance to organizations using TPC. 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Medicaid O E Daily Planet Health Services 517 W Grace Street Richmond VA 23220 540900368 501c3 311526 HSN, RxRelief Danville-Pittsylvania Community Services 245 Hairston Street Danville VA 24540 540937279 501c3 118393 Medicaid O E Eastern Shore Rural Health System Inc 20280 Market Street Onancock VA 23417 510196935 501c3 194100 HSN, RxRelief Greater Prince William Area Community Health Center 4379 Ridgewood Center Dr Suite 102 Woodbridge VA 22192 830435138 501c3 275000 HSN Halifax Regional Development Foundation 2204 Wilborn Avenue South Boston VA 24592 541875619 501c3 53520 RxRelief Health Brigade 1010 North Thompson Street Richmond VA 23230 540927792 501c3 140225 HSN, RxRelief Highland Medical Center PO Box 490 Monterey VA 24465 541652356 501c3 15315 RxRelief Inova Community Health Services 2700 Prosperity Ave Suite 280 Fairfax VA 22031 540620889 501c3 291029 Medicaid O E Johnson Health Center 134 Elon Road Madison Heights VA 24572 541287905 501c3 134375 HSN Ledwith Lewis Free Clinic 317 Duke Street Tappahannock VA 22560 204715344 501c3 36576 RxRelief Martinsville Henry County Coalition 22 East Church Street Martinsville VA 24112 202448149 501c3 188086 Medicaid O E, RxRelief Mountain Empire Older Citizens PO Box 888 Big Gap VA 24219 541025257 501c3 80000 RxRelief Neighborhood Health PO Box 2518 Alexandria VA 22301 541849891 501c3 310847 Medicaid O E, RxRelief New Horizons Healthcare 3716 Melrose Avenue NW Roanoke VA 24017 541937835 501c3 188860 HSN, RxRelief Norfolk Health Department 830 Southhampton Avenue Suite 200 Norfolk VA 23150 546001775 Public Entity 143113 Medicaid O E Northern Virginia Family Services 10455 White Granite Drive Oakton VA 22124 540791977 501c3 84005 RxRelief Orange County Free Clinic PO Box 441 Orange VA 22960 541922019 501c3 49425 RxRelief Piedmont Access to Health Services 705 Main Street Danville VA 24541 542026502 501c3 62500 RxRelief Richmond City Health District 400 East Cary Street Richmond VA 23219 545001775 Public Entity 103553 Medicaid O E Shenandoah Community Health Clinic PO Box 759 Woodstock VA 22664 542032008 501c3 24000 RxRelief Sinclair Health Clinic 301 N Camerson St Suite 100 Winchester VA 22601 541373296 501c3 180149 HSN, RxRelief Southeastern Virginia Health System 1033 28th Street Newport News VA 23607 541083954 501c3 57353 RxRelief Southern Dominion Health System PO Box 70 Victoria VA 23974 541282624 501c3 25223 RxRelief Southwest Virginia Community Health System PO Box 729 319 Fifth Avenue Saltville VA 24370 542046110 501c3 175071 HSN, RxRelief The Health Wagon PO Box 7070 Wise VA 24293 043739083 501c3 117219 Medicaid O E The Women's Center 133 Park Street NE Vienna VA 22180 237423496 501c3 89167 HSN Tri-Area Community Health Center PO Box 9 Laurel Fork VA 24352 541112330 501c3 281114 HSN, RxRelief VCU Community Memorial Hospital 1775 N Mecklenburg Avenue South Hill VA 23970 540551711 501c3 72760 RxRelief Virginia Legal Aid Society PO Box 6200 513 Church Street Lynchburg VA 24505 510226448 501c3 173394 Medicaid O E Western Tidewater Free Clinic 2019 Meade Parkway Suffolk VA 23434 263302837 501c3 48688 RxRelief Youth for Tomorrow 11835 Hazel Circle Dr Bristow VA 20136 521342268 501c3 28125 HSN 47 X X false false false false false false false false false Deborah D Oswalt Exec. Director and Secretary 189346 28321 4480 222147 X 7 67454 FMV false true true Part I Line 32B VHCF uses a local investment firm to receive and sell gifts of stock on its behalf. It is the policy of VHCF to liquidate donated stock immediately upon receipt unless very unusual market conditions exist. Form 990, Part III, Line 4d Program Service Expenses 308,272, Grants and allocations 0, Revenue 308,272 One of VHCFs priorities is helping as many chronically ill uninsured Virginians as possible obtain the lifesaving medicines they need. In addition to issuing grants for medication assistance caseworkers, VHCF offers training on and continuously updates The Pharmacy Connection TPC, the proprietary software which it has developed and maintains to expedite access to the free prescription medicines from the brandname pharmaceutical companies Patient Assistance Programs. This web-based software enabled the 126 organizations in Virginia which use TPC to obtain 195 million in free primary care related medicines and 705 million in free cancer medicines for 18,200 uninsured Virginians in FY21. Form 990, Part III, Line 4d Program Service Expenses 439,364, Grants and allocations 39,155, Revenue 439,364 VHCF has launched several initiatives to address the critical lack of behavioral health BH services in Virginia. This includes grants to organizations in mental health professional shortage areas to hire 7 behavioral health professionals and incorporate tele-mental health into their practices. It also includes Conquering the Consequences of COVID-19, a multi-pronged initiative to attract more BH providers to shortage areas and to underserved populations. In addition, VHCF provides grant and technical assistance support to Virginias dental safety net. Form 990, Part III, Line 4d Program Service Expenses 164,948, Grants and allocations 0, Revenue 164,948 VHCF addressed Virginias shortgage of Psychiatric Nurse Practitioners by funding 17 scholarships for NPs to obtain training and credentials as Psych NPs. Form 990, Part III, Line 4d Program Service Expenses 105,000, Grants and allocations 105,000, Revenue 105,000 Other programs and services include 105,000 in the RxPartnership RxP as directed by VHCFs state appropriation. RxP is a program which VHCF helped establish in 2003 to obtain free prescription medicines in bulk from the nations brandname pharmaceutical companies. Form 990, Part VI, Section B, Line 11b The Form 990 is prepared by an external CPA with the assistance of VHCFs Controller, reviewed by the Executive Director and distributed electronically to the members of VHCFs Board of Trustees for their review a week before it is filed with the IRS. Form 990, Part VI, Section B, Line 12c Conflict of interest policy and disclosure forms are provided to all members of the Board and key employees each June in conjunction with the Foundations annual meeting. Responses are reviewed by the Executive Director. Any conflict is reviewed by the Chairman and Executive Committee and appropriate action is taken. Form 990, Part VI, Section B, Line 15 The Executive Directors performance and compensation are reviewed annually by VHCFs Board of Trustees. Any increases in compensation are determined after full consideration of performance, compensation data for similar duties among related organizations, industry standards and other relevant factors. Cost of living and merit increases of all other employees are devloped by the Foundations Executive Director after consulation with the Chairman of the Board of Trustees. The Board of Trustees makes the ultimate decision regarding the total amount available for staff salary increases during the annual budget process. Form 990, Part VI, Section C, Line 19 All documents are available upon request. The Foundations annual report which contains a summary of VHCFs audited financial statements for FY21 is available via its website. The Foundations Form 990 is available via a link to Guidestar on its website. Form 990, Part IX, Line 24e Miscellaneous expenses include costs for a special campaign in southwest Virginia to market the availablity of Medicaid coverage 43,139, other smaller program campaigns 2,593 and dues, subscriptions and fees 16,965.