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CLINIC NEWS

Together, We’re Making a Difference Saban Community Clinic is a vital lifeline for thousands of individuals and families in our community. Since the beginning of the year, your support has helped us provide:

65,000

11,500

18,000

Medical Visits

Dental Visits

Behavioral Health Visits

10,000

11,000

And more!

Cancer Screenings

Pediatric Visits

These numbers represent more than just visits—they represent lives touched, health restored, and hope renewed. Your support makes this work possible.

FRIENDS OF THE SABAN COMMUNITY CLINIC INVITE YOU TO THE

49th Annual Dinner Gala Monday, November 3, 2025

The Beverly Wilshire | 6pm–8pm Honoring

Rick Rosen and Orly Adelson and Sandra Stern and Lynn Williams Leadership Award Lenny Somberg Award Master of Ceremonies Jimmy Kimmel Special Guests Conan O’Brien and Jennifer Garner Musical Performance By Jackson Browne

Dinner Chairs: Bela Bajaria, Ellen Hoberman, Dana Walden & Richard Weitz

For more information visit: www.sabancommunityclinic.org/gala or email events@sabancommunityclinic.org

Make the Holidays Brighter for Saban Patients Saban kids and their families look forward to this feel good, fun filled event. From cool beats from the DJ to bouncy houses, crafts, games and even a visit from Santa, our patients get to enjoy a special day of giving back, just for them. You can make this event extra special by helping us provide Saban kids and their families with food, toys, books, and other essentials to make the holidays more joyful. joyful

Annual Patient Holiday Party Saturday, December 13th 11:00am – 1:00pm

How you can help: • Purchase an item from our Amazon Wish List.

• Sign up to volunteer.

• Holiday Party Fund: Donate to support the event (food, toys, essential items and activities).

Scan the QR code to volunteer or donate items

FEDERAL UPDATES

How Medicaid Changes Impact Patient Care Did you know? In California, Medicaid is called Medi-Cal. What is Medicaid? Medicaid is a joint federal and state government program that provides free or low-cost health coverage to people with low income (pregnant women, families with children, older adults and people with disabilities).

Loss of Medi-Cal Enrollment Support (Effective July 1, 2025) • $60,000 in funding eliminated • This supported two team members who help our patients sign up for health insurance.

AmeriCorps Program Funding Cut (Effective July 1, 2025) • $17,500 eliminated • This funding supported an intern working on community health projects and outreach. Despite the cuts, we were happy to continue to fund the program.

Freeze on Medi-Cal Enrollment for Undocumented Adults (Effective January 1, 2026) • Adults with an “Unsatisfactory Immigration Status” will no longer be able to newly enroll in Medi-Cal. • We estimate this could result in $672,000 in lost revenue each year.

End of Reimbursement for Undocumented Patients (Effective July 1, 2026) • We may no longer be reimbursed for primary care and mental health services provided to these patients.

• This could lead to a $3.3 million loss in revenue per year.

Elimination of Full Dental Benefits for Undocumented Patients (Effective July 1, 2026) • Loss of dental care coverage for some of our most vulnerable patients.

• Estimated $608,000 in lost revenue.

These cuts jeopardize essential services for thousands of people who rely on us for compassionate, accessible care. No matter what lies ahead, we remain committed to showing up for our patients and delivering the care they deserve.

Thank you for continuing to stand with us.

Stand Up for Health— Become a Wellness Champion Today Every day, more Angelenos are losing their health coverage because of federal policy changes — but at Saban Community Clinic, no one is ever turned away. We remain steadfast in our mission to provide compassionate, integrated healthcare to anyone who needs it, regardless of insurance, income, or immigration status.

By becoming a Wellness Champion through a monthly gift, you provide the steady support that keeps essential services — like mental health counseling, dental care, and more — available to families who have nowhere else to turn. turn

Your reliable generosity helps ensure that care is not a privilege, but a right.

Whether it’s $10 or $1,000, your ongoing contribution brings us closer to health equity in Los Angeles. Simply scan the QR code, choose your amount, and select “monthly.”

Together, we can make sure no one is left without care.

Scan the QR code to become a Wellness Champion today!

Hear the touching stories of patients who depend on Saban for their care!

GABBY

SABAN PATIENT

PATIENT STORIES

Caring for Hollywood’s Working Class For decades, Saban Community Clinic has been a safe and trusted place for countless Angelenos, including those in the entertainment industry—actors, crew members, writers, artists, and others working behind the scenes—who’ve had nowhere else to turn for medical, dental, and mental health care.

Especially in recent years, as the entertainment industry faces unprecedented challenges, we are seeing more individuals than ever walk through our doors in search of hope, healing, and dignity.

Thousands of patients, many of them freelance or gig workers without traditional health coverage, depend on us for their long-term well-being. With five locations throughout Hollywood and West Hollywood we are a reliable resource for so many.

Gabby is a talented actress who has been in the business for two decades. While her acting and voiceover credits are numerous and from many shows we all know and love, keeping steady health coverage is a struggle.

“When I have a good year, I qualify for the Screen Actors Guild (SAG) insurance, but it’s hard to count on,” says Gabby.

While acting is her passion, she finds work wherever she can to make ends meet, including babysitting, personal assistant work, caregiving or any odd jobs she can pick up. This temporary work allows her to be available when she books a job. And through the years, between medical and dental care, Gabby has been able to keep her health a priority, not having to worry about choosing between paying rent or going to a doctor. “The Clinic is always there for me when I need it,” says Gabby.

Your support allows us to continue providing high-quality, compassionate care to everyone who walks through our doors, including those who make the industry vibrant but often go unseen and unsupported.

IN MEMORIAM

Bob Broder We fondly remember our dear friend Bob Broder, a beloved former board member and past president of the governing board of Saban Community Clinic. For more than 20 years, Bob dedicated his time, leadership and expertise to guide the Clinic through the expansion of sites and services, an ever-changing health care landscape, and an unprecedented global pandemic.

Bob worked tirelessly to raise the profile of the Clinic in the community. He was a fierce and steadfast advocate on behalf of the most vulnerable in Los Angeles, and he was unwavering in his commitment to Saban’s mission and its vision to achieve health equity and transform lives in Los Angeles.

Frasier, The X-Files, Two And A Half Men, The Big Bang Theory, Modern Family and more. In 2012, he moved to Chuck Lorre Productions where he managed all business operations.

Beyond the Clinic, Bob was a legend in the TV industry for half a century. In 1978 he founded the Broder Kurland Agency which was acquired by ICM nearly 30 years later.

During his time as an agent he represented and packaged series including Cheers,

Bob’s generous spirit transformed the lives of countless entertainment professionals who looked up to him as a mentor and thousands of patients who walked through the Clinic’s doors. He is survived by his wife Cindy and his two children. He will be deeply missed.

IN MEMORIAM

Patricia Crowley The Clinic remembers friend and supporter Patricia Crowley, who passed away on September 14th.

Patricia was an actress who appeared in dozens of shows and films including Please Don’t Eat the Daisies, Dynasty and General Hospital. She was a fixture at the Clinic’s Gala year after year and was passionate about giving back to the community where she raised her family. Patricia is survived by her two children, as well as her beloved husband, Friends of Saban Community Clinic board member, Andy Friendly. She will be missed.

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