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Dear friends, colleagues, and partners,
One thing that has always guided Saban Community Clinic is our respect for our shared humanity. We see every patient for who they are, not just their diagnosis or the numbers on their chart. We listen to their story. We seek to understand their lives. And, together, we focus on their individual health goals.
The care we provide comes from a place of compassion and kindness. Expanding health equity is at the heart of our work. We want to improve the quality of life of every person we encounter by meeting them where they are and giving them the personalized care they deserve. From our prenatal services and LGBTQ+ care to our groundbreaking Holistic Approach Pain Intervention (HAPI) clinic, we are delivering health services that transform lives.
Over the past year, we have strengthened our services and deepened our commitment to the work we do. Finding innovative solutions to the challenges our patients face is our priority. As we prepare to expand our services and the communities we support in the coming years, we have spent this year ensuring we have the staff, systems, and infrastructure in place for growth. I am incredibly proud of the outstanding caliber of our staff and the solid foundation we have built for the future. With your continued support, we are ready for what’s next.
With gratitude,
Muriel Nouwezem CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER SHE/HER SABAN
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Meeting theneeds ofour communities
Building strong connections in the communities we serve helps ensure that we have firsthand understanding of the kinds of services that can make a real difference. Through collaboration with partners and other organizations, one-on-one interactions with patients, and our mobile clinic, we have deepened our services to give more people access to outstanding care.
Our Centering Pregnancy pilot helped address disparities in maternal mortality.
The new Cal-AIM initiative has made it possible to seamlessly integrate social services into the care we provide to our patients experiencing homelessness in order to drive better outcomes.
Our HIV and sexual health clinics have expanded transgender care programs and are helping address the recent increase in STI rates.
With the expansion of Medi-Cal to all undocumented individuals in 2024, we have been educating and enrolling our patients to help ensure they are ready for the transition.
In 2023, we saw an 11% increase in patient visits, including 4,000 more behavioral health and 8,000 specialty care visits.
While we focused on strengthening our systems throughout 2023, everything we do is centered on the people we serve—the parents trying to take better care of themselves and their kids, the senior on a fixed income struggling to get their prescriptions, the young woman living in a shelter weighing the cost of preventive care with saving for a deposit on a rental. These are the lives trusted to our care. Our mission is to help more of them, in more ways, and to make health equity a reality in Los Angeles. This is our mission. Your support makes it possible.
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Measuring our impact
145,214 patient visits
23,870 unique patients
Gender Age Race / ethnicity Insurance status 12% 65+ 45% 40–64 29% 19–39 14% 0–18 53% Hispanic 21% White 9% African American / Black 4% Asian 13% Other
56% Female 44% Male 91% Housed 9% Unhoused 84% of patients live below 100% Federal Poverty Level Housing status Economic status 61% Medicaid 28% Uninsured 8% Medicare & Medi-Medi 3% Private
22,472 mental health visits
$6,287,359 of free services provided
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10,093 cancer screenings
119,609 prescriptions filled
The average number of times a patient visits the clinic each year
15,689 pediatric visits
17,448 dental visits
5,962 showers
10,745 enrolled in a health plan
10,664 visits to our Holistic Approach to Pain Intervention (HAPI) clinic
62% increase in patients experiencing homelessness
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5,600 fundraising events million dollars raised lives touched
The 47th Annual Dinner
Gala:
Lenny Somberg Honoree Richard Weitz with Tina Fey
Ted Sarandos and Friends Leadership Award Honoree Bela Bajaria
Sam Fischer, Dana Walden, Richard Weitz, Ellen Hoberman and Warren Littlefield
Honorees Rhett (left), Link (right) and Adam Kaller (center) at our new Creators in Action event
OFFICERS
David Nevins
President
Bela Bajaria
Vice President
Morgan Wandell
2nd Vice President
Brent Weinstein
Treasurer
David Eilenberg
Secretary
Richard Weitz
Event Chair Mitch Rose
Immediate Past President
MEMBERS
Orly Adelson
Lou Adler
Irving Azoff
Albert Cheng
Carrie Davis
Sam Fischer
Rob Friedman
Andy Friendly
David T. Friendly
Robert Greenblatt
Ellen Hoberman
Tom Hoberman
Pearlena Igbokwe
Jay Levine
Warren Littlefield
Michael Lombardo
Howard C. Mandel
Steven Marenberg
Barbara Marshall
Hayden Meyer
Faye Miller
Steve Mosko
David Nochimson
Andy Patman
Tina Perry
Lou Pitt
Kevin Reilly
Bruce Rosenblum
Eric Siegel
Shauna Spenley
Marcia Steere
Sandra Stern
Dana Walden
Crockett Woodruff
Lynn Williams
Barbara Yaroslavsky*
*In Memoriam
Young Professional Committee having fun at the Drag Queen Bingo
with Honoree Jeremy Erlich at the 27th Annual Golf Classic
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Honorees Jen O’Connell (left) and Rebecca Quinn with Let’s Get Real event chairs David Eilenberg, Hayden Meyer and Eric Hoberman
Patients at our 34th Annual Holiday Party
Financial statement
Fiscal year July 1, 2022 to June 30, 2023
Statement of revenue and expenses
REVENUE Patient service revenue (net) 34,703,859 Contributions and grants 8,843,733 Federal/city/county contracts 5,448,700 Friends of Saban Community Clinic 2,636,068 Total revenue $ 51,632,360 EXPENSES Program salaries and benefits 24,743,467 Program expenses 16,033,955 Management and general 3,777,546 Fundraising 1,266,533 Total expenses $ 45,821,501 Surplus (deficit) from operations 5,810,858 Non-operating income or loss (investment, reserves) 1,993,900 USES OF SURPLUS Capital investments for facilities, tech, and equipment 1,276,937 Net assets restricted for staff investments 4,329,794 Consolidated statement of financial position ASSETS Current assets 14,756,659 Other assets 38,226,670 Total assets $ 52,983,329 LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS Current liabilities 6,485,397 Other liabilities Total liabilities $ 6,485,397 NET ASSETS Total net assets with and without donor restrictions 46,497,933 Total net assets 46,497,933 Total liabilities and net assets $ 52,983,329
Executive leadership team
Muriel Nouwezem
Chief Executive Officer
Armen Arshakyan, MD
Chief Medical Officer
Kevin Wong
Chief Financial and Operations Officer
Jackie Provost
Chief Strategy Officer
Adam Friedman
Chief Marketing and Advancement Officer
Van Anh Dastur, DDS Chief Dental Officer
Chantal Washington
Chief Human Resource Officer
Board of directors
Mitchell Pindus Board Chair
OFFICERS
Celia A. Brugman Vice Chair
Clare Driscoll
Treasurer
Rolando J. Gomez
Secretary
Russell Alexander-Orozco
Immediate Past Co-Chair
Bob Broder
Immediate Past Co-Chair
MEMBERS
Dante Alencastre
Antonio Becerra
Jesse Bronner
Carol W. Buitrago
Joanne Dietch
Lynn Franzoi
Peggy B. Miles, MD, FACP
Ingrid Palmer
Luis Pardo
Karen Sanchez
Judd Zinberg, CCIM
PARTERS
Organizations and educational affiliations
AIDS Healthcare Foundation
American Career College
APLA Health & Wellness
1736 Family Crisis Center
986 Pharmacy
Alliant University
Aviva Family and Children’s Services
Benevolence Health Centers
Baby2Baby
Big Sunday
Bresee Youth Center
California State University Los Angeles
Camino Nuevo Charter Academy
Cedars-Sinai Medical Center
The Center at Blessed Sacrament
Centering Healthcare Institute
Chicago School of Professional Psychology
Eisner Health
Glendale Career College
Health Care
Health Net
LA, IPA
Hollywood Food Coalition
Hollywood-Wilshire Wellness Center
Homeless Health Care Los Angeles
In the People’s Corner
Kaiser Permanente
LA Family Housing
Maple Counseling
Northeast Valley Health Corporation
Pacific Clinic
Pacifica Health Foundation
Peace Over Violence
People Assisting the Homeless (PATH)
Plunum Health
QueensCare Health
Regal Medical Group
Santa Monica Community Charter School
Shenandoah University
South Bay Family Health Center
Special Services for Groups
STEM Academy of Hollywood
Tarzana Treatment Centers
The Center at Blessed Sacrament
The People Concern
The Weingart Center
University of California, Berkeley
University of California, Irvine
University of California, Los Angeles
University of Southern California
Urban Alchemy
Venice Family Clinic
Virgil Middle School
Visa Charter Middle School
Vista Village
Weingart Center
West Coast University
Westside Family Health Center
WIC Van Ness and Normandie Centers
Government entities
California Department of Public Health Department of Health Services
City of Beverly Hills
County of Los Angeles
Health Resources and Services Administration
Los Angeles County Department of Mental Health
Los Angeles Homeless Services Authority
State of California
Vista Village
Associations and coalitions
California Primary Care Association
Community Clinic Association of Los Angeles County
Hollywood4WRD
Midtown Los Angeles Homeless Coalition
Institutional supporters
Diane & Dorothy Brooks Foundation
Delta Dental Community Care Foundation
The Ella Fitzgerald Foundation
The Green Foundation
Good Hope Medical Foundation
The Johnny Carson Foundation
Kirchgessner Vision Foundation
Lon V Smith Foundation
The Louis & Harold Price Foundation
The Ralph M Parsons Foundation
RAR Foundation
The Rose Hills Foundation
The Sam Simon Foundation
The Tracy Family Foundation Wurwand Foundation
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Beverly Health Center 8405 Beverly Boulevard
Los Angeles, CA 90048
S. Mark Taper Foundation Health Center
6043 Hollywood Boulevard
Los Angeles, CA 90028
The Wallis Annenberg Children & Family Health Center
5205 Melrose Avenue
Los Angeles, CA 90038
Satellite Clinic at The Center 6636 Selma Avenue Los Angeles, CA 90028
Virgil Family Health Center 137 N. Virgil Avenue
Los Angeles, CA 90004
Mobile Health Center
