Chip of Richmond • One Family at a Time • Richmond VA

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	Amy L. Strite, MSW, LCSW Executive Director Patricia A. Purcell, RN, LCSW, BCD Director of Clinical Services and Education Amanda Abate Murphy Director of Development Nikki Melton Development Assistant	We are CHIP of Greater Richmond located at: 2922 W. Marshall Street Richmond VA 23230 TEL (804) 233-2850 FAX (804) 233-3443 Board: Diane Conley, President Community Volunteer John M Stuckey, III Carmax Larry Dawson, Treasurer CarMax Susan Meyers, Secretary Community Volunteer Fred Wunderlich , Past President U. S. Trust Theresa Bartholomew Pediatric Associates Frona Colker RN - retired Clifton Coger Financial Consulting Group Ryan Ehrensberger Bon Secours Richmond Health System Kate W. Hall RichmondMom.com Jennifer Jones Kaufman Self-Kids Layne, LLC William H. Leedom Christian Children's Fund - retired Elizabeth McMahon Aetna Karen Nelson HCA Virginia Health Systems Elizabeth Roark Embark Technologies Pam Woltz Community Volunteer Chip Woodson St. James Episcopal Church Kimberly Woodson Farmers Insurance and Financial Services
	Outreach Workers: Mona Berry Jennifer Case Barbara Harris Patsy Hathaway Donna Lee Sonjia Monteria Norma Ryan LaVater Walker Registered Nurses: Jean Boddy CeCe Cowans Jennifer Early Sylvia Jones Brendalin Riedlinger Mental Health Clinicians: Jo Cordery, LCSW Athena Davis, LPC

For the 2008-2009 program year, CHIP served 375 families with 817 children. Of these, 186 families with 338 children were newly enrolled. Registered Nurses, Outreach Workers and Mental Health Clinicians completed 4,561 home and office visits to families.

Primary Care Provider: 12% → 96%

Of the children under age six enrolled at least six months, 96% (356/370) have a regular source of health care with a primary care provider. At enrollment, only 12% had a primary care provider.

Immunization Status: 23% → 96%

Of the children under age six enrolled at least six months, 96% (354/370) are up to date or on track with immunizations. At enrollment, only 23% were up to date or on track.

Emergency Room for Children with Asthma: 28 visits → 5 visits

We served 171 asthmatic children in the 2008-2009 program year. These children had an 82% reduction in emergency room use in the first 12 months of CHIP service (reduced from 28 to 5 visits), compared to their ER visits during the 12 months prior to enrollment.

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