ANnual health screening
Hilltop Community Worship Center
What we provide
MEDICAL RESOURCES
Physicians and health professionals from the Columbus community provide immediate medical attention for all patients. Our screenings include the following specialities:
- Family and Internal Medicine
- Pediatrics
- Nurse Practitioners
- Mental Health Counselors
- Ohio State Dentistry and Optometry students
Non-Profit Connections
Many Columbus residents do not know about the large variety of public health organizations around them. These organizations work with many different issues and are always eager to serve those in need. We help connect communities with non-profits that will provide vital resources throughout the year.
HEALTH EDUCATION
An important key to decreasing health care barriers in our community is through improving health literacy. Many of our visiting non-profits spread their message through awareness and education. Our screening will provide education on a wide range of issues important to our community. We hope to give patients the knowledge to make independent choices involving their own health care.
IMMEDIATE RESOURCES
We provide food, education packets, and health kits to provide holistic and comprehensive care for our community. These resources include:
- Healthcare kits (toothbrush/toothpaste, floss, condoms, tampons, etc)
- Healthy snacks and meal (through the Hilltop Community Worship Center)
- Health Education brochures (over topics such as mental health or the opioid epidemic)
Weeks of service
February 8th 1:30PM - 4PM
Drug Prevention and Mental Health Services
The Franklin County Public Health Department and Safe Point will be coming to connect residents with naloxone training and drug prevention and disposal programs. Additionally, we will host the Franklin County Suicide Prevention Coalition to help connect families with mental health education and suicide prevention resources. Finally, Ohio State Respiratory Therapy students will provide education based assistance on a wide variety of diseases and conditions related to the lungs and resources for those suffering with nicotine addiction.
February 15th 1:30PM - 4PM
Infant Mortality, Food Insecurity, and Dentistry/Optometry Services
We will host Moms2B and Planned Parenthood to help connect residents with safe sex resources and prenatal education. We will also host Ohio State Dentistry, Optometry, and students to help provide immediate assistance, screenings, and referrals. Finally, Columbus Public Health will provide a general screening (blood pressure, heart rate, and more) and resources educating on maintaining a healthy daily life style
February 22nd 11:30PM - 4PM
Medical Screening
Our comprehensive medical screening this day will have many health professionals: Internal Medicine, Family Medicine, Pediatrics, and Nurse Practitioners to provide immediate assistance and check-ups on all patients. Additionally, we will have multiple counselors available for residents to speak with to discuss mental health-related issues. We will also provide free health care kits with many basic necessities (toiletries, tampons, condoms, etc).
February 29nd 1:30PM - 4PM
Insurance Information and Feedback
On our last screening day, we will host professionals to answer issues/questions related to health care paperwork (such as Medicare/Medicaid). Additionally, ENCompass will help link residents with local public health resources that meet their needs. Finally, Nationwide Children’s Hospital will come with their mobile clinic to provide a general screening (height, weight, vision, and more) and connect residents with NCH resources.
Attending Organizations
ENCompass
Founded at Ohio State University, ENCompass seeks to bridge the gap between medical and social care. At a variety of hospitals, primary care centers and food pantries, ENCompass connects clients with close-by public health resources that meet their needs.
Franklin County Public Health
Franklin County Public Health works to advance and improve Columbus public health through its initiatives and compilation of all community public health resources and education. Their programs and services include naloxone training, low-cost vaccine clinics, comprehensive health resources, programs to improve physical activity and sleep, and more.
Franklin County Suicide Prevention Clinic
Franklin County Suicide Prevention Clinic (FCSPC) is a coalition dedicated to increase suicide prevention efforsts in our community. With their trainings, speakers, and resources, FCSPC works to increase awareness and decrease stigma. FCSPC also connects those suffering with immediate resources, such as screenings or crisis lines.
Planned Parenthood
Planned Parenthood is a nationwide leader in sexual education and health services. Their clinics provide essential resources such as STD testing and treatment, emergency contraception, and pregnancy services. Planned Parenthood also fights to end misinformation and stigma around sexual and reproductive health through their wide variety of patient education and health resources.
Safe Point
Safe Points in an innovative program run under Equitas Health addresses community drug use. Participants can receive many resources, such as STD/HIV/Hepatitis C testing, housing and legal assistance, naloxone training, and more. They are known for their syringe exchange program to help prevent the spread of infectious diseases.
Want to be a part of our screening? Contact VP of Operations, Ethan Hosford