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Mt. Baker Planned Parenthood (MBPP) Linda McCarthy, Executive Director Serving: Whatcom, Skagit, and San Juan Counties MBPP Snapshot 1969 - MBPP opened its doors as Family Planning Association of Whatcom County we are 50! 1970 -


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  • Mt. Baker Planned Parenthood

(MBPP)

Linda McCarthy, Executive Director

Serving: Whatcom, Skagit, and San Juan Counties

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MBPP Snapshot

  • 1969 - MBPP opened its doors as

Family Planning Association of Whatcom County – we are 50!

  • 1970 - Accepted as an “affiliate” of

Planned Parenthood Federation of America

  • 1980 - Services extended to Skagit

County, name becomes Mt. Baker Planned Parenthood

  • 1995 - Services extended to San Juan

County

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Three legs of the Planned Parenthood stool

  • Medical Services
  • Education
  • Advocacy

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MBPP Services

  • Contraception
  • STI Screening and Treatment
  • Cancer Screenings
  • Pregnancy Testing
  • Gender Affirming Hormone Therapy
  • Abortion Care

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About MBPP, 2018

  • One of 53 PP affiliates across the nation
  • Served 9,567 patients (1,249 males ~ 13%)
  • Patients were seen for 15,231 visits
  • Abortion services are 4% of our visits (633)

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15,231 total visits

10,423 visits 4,561 visits 247 visits

Clinical Visits

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Patients by ZIP Code (194 seen in Friday Harbor)

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142 30 13 9

Friday Harbor Other San Juan Islands Washington State Out of State

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Patients by Age

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509 993 3259 1990 1911 905

< 17 18 – 19 20 – 24 25 – 29 30 – 39 40+ 49 42 40 27 17 19

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Payment by Source of Visit

MBPP accepts all forms of payment – from sliding scale fee-for-service to Medicaid, Medicare, Tricare, and private insurance.

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3 3043 2140 4260 121

Take Charge Medicaid Self-Pay (no insurance) Insurance Other 69 64 61

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Federal Poverty Level of Patients

Federal Poverty Level (100 % FPL) equals $12,140 for a family of one or $25,100 for a family of four. (4,019 or 42%) 101 – 150% FPL, which equals $12,141-$18,210 for a family of one or $25,101-$37,650 for a family of four. (2,374 or 25%)

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4077 2402 959 438 898 793

500 1000 1500 2000 2500 3000 3500 4000 4500 Up to 100% 101-150% 151-200% 201-250% Greater than 250% Unknown

74 34 15 6 14 51

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18,042 17,687 3,205 1,797 633

2000 4000 6000 8000 10000 12000 14000 16000 18000 20000 Birth Control information & services provided STIs tests Pregnancy Testing Cancer screening & prevention Abortions: in-clinic & medication

Select Clinical Services Health centers saw 9,567 (194) patients who collectively received 41,364 (697) services over 15,231 (247) clinical visits

425 182 50 40

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STI Tests

Unduplicated Totals Whatcom Co. Skagit Co. San Juan Co.

STI Tests 17,687 12,674 4,831 182 Positive Chlamydia Tests 463 297 166 Positive Gonorrhea Tests 69 46 23 Positive Syphilis Tests 6 4 2

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Pregnancy Tests & Abortion Care

Unduplicated Totals Whatcom Co. Skagit Co. San Juan Co.

Abortions: in-clinic and medication 633 479 154

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Unduplicated Totals Whatcom Co. Skagit Co. San Juan Co.

Pregnancy Tests 3,205 1,775 1,380 50

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Theoretical Estimates of Pregnancies Averted

(as determined by Federal formula)

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151 584 159 586 46 176

Births Averted (<19 yrs) Births Averted (>20 yrs) Abortions Averted (<19 yrs) Abortions Averted (>20 yrs) Miscarriages Averted (<19 yrs) Miscarriages Averted (>20 yrs)

2018 = 1,702 (37) unintended pregnancies averted

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Friday Harbor Press Ganey Survey – Patient Experience

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  • Mt. Baker Planned Parenthood

– Friday Harbor Health Center Annual financial report for period ending December 31, 2018

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Fiscal Years 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018

Total Support & Revenue 88,561 102,761 89,032 143,287 116,116 Total Expense 109,607 100,108 126,095 129,211 115,353 Excess (Deficit) (21,046) 2,653 (37,064) 14,076 763

Support and Revenue Support Government Grants and Contracts 62,035 Fund Raising 17,493 Total Support 79,528 Patient Service Revenue Private Insurance and Self Pay 69,763 Medicaid, Medicare, Healthy Options 25,298 Allowance for contractual adjustments and bad debts (58,983) Total Patient Service Revenue 36,078 Revenue In-Kind Revenue 510 Miscellaneous

  • Total Revenue

510 Total Support and Revenue 116,116 Expense Payroll Salaries and Wages 50,922 Taxes and Benefits 10,274 Total Payroll 61,195 Other Operating Expenses Facility Expenses 15,765 Business Expenses - Other 758 Dues 791 Utilities & Telephone 2,693 Professional Services 1,833 Medical supplies 8,675 Lab Fees 62 Travel, Conference and Meetings 2,274 Insurance 1,201 IT expenses (Data lines, SW) 9,478 Equipment Expenses 677 Training & Education 181 Marketing & Advertising 4,194 Taxes ( Non payroll) 581 Miscellaneous 1,088 Depreciation 3,764 Bad debt 145 Total Other Operating Expenses 54,158 Total Expense 115,353 Excess ( Deficit) 763

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Thank you.