2021 Year in Review

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2021 Year in R eview

Providing Personalized Care to the Orange County Community

Message from the CEO

On behalf of Share Our Selves we are proud to showcase our work and outcomes in clinical care and social services throughout the 2021 Year in Review.

Collectively, in 2021 the community continued to navigate the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic while our staff remained on the front lines vaccinating our community, operating our food pantry distribution outdoors, conducting virtual social services visits and innovating the delivery of client care.

Share Our Selves leadership remained focused on providing the safest environment for our clients and staff while planning strategic initiatives which ensure our preparedness to meet future community needs and issues of inequity.

In this 2021 annual report, you will read about the progress we have made toward closing the inequity gap and the comprehensive approach to making it happen. Moving into the future, we will be seeking opportunities to expand services starting with the Share Our Selves Community Health Center located in Mission Viejo. Our planned expansion will increase medical exam rooms from four to nine. Dental, behavioral health, and case management services will be added as available services in this newly expanded location in 2022!

Together, we will continue to act as advocates for our community.

Christy Ward Chief Executive Officer

03 I Fiscal Year 2021 04 I Clinical Services Highlights 05 I Community Programs 06 I Flattening the Curve COVID-19 Update 07 I Y our Generosity, Our Collective Impact

Table of Contents

01 I Misson and Values

Our Mission

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We are servants who provide care and assistance to those in need and act as advocates for systemic change.

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Our Values

Dignity

Excellence

• We treat others as we would want to be treated.

• We strive to provide high and consistent quality in all our services.

• We value the contribution of all with whom we serve.

• We work to continually improve and measure the quality of our services.

• We respect the right of each person to define their needs and to actively participate in their care.

• We foster the continuous growth and development of all who serve at Share Our Selves.

• We encourage open and honest conversation.

• We hold ourselves accountable for the quality of service and adherence to professional standards.

Service

• We work to make the most of the resources given to us.

• We serve our community in a way that is compassionate and non-judgmental.

• We listen and respond to the needs of the whole person, body, mind and spirit.

• We humbly serve those in need through a generous and responsible use of resources.

• We adapt and balance programs and resources to meet the social and healthcare needs of the most vulnerable members of our community.

Justice • We advocate for change in those structures and systems that unjustly affect the vulnerable and disadvantaged.

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We give a voice to the needs of the poor.

• We actively support and encourage those who champion and strive for social justice.

• We seek to preserve mercy as the foundation of justice in our community.

Fiscal Year 2021

(July 1, 2020- June 30, 2021)

10% Share Our Selves operating funds come from a variety of service lines including revenues from clinical services, federal grants, philanthropic support, and other revenue.

5.5%

Patient Revenue Federal & Other Grants

11.5%

46%

27%

Community Support In-kind Donations Other Revenue

17% Share Our Selves is proud that an average of 83 cents of every dollar we spend is invested in delivering care and comfort to those in need and total administrative expenses were 17%.

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Direct Services & Programs

Expenses

Administrative

83%

The complete audited financial statements for Fiscal Year 2021 are posted at shareourselves.org

Clinical Services Highlights Share Our Selves continued personalized care for the Orange County community throughout our six locations and mobile unit. Below are some highlights of our work in 2021.

Total Clinic Visits:

49,483 Medical Visits:

35,336

Of the total visits 44% were telehealth visits Dental Visits:

10,391

Pharmacy Visits:

Prescriptions 150 a day for 2,300 patients Share Our Selves Pharmacy launched a medication delivery service to assist in medication access for patients during the pandemic. 80 patients are enrolled in the service with plans for further expansion Mobile Unit Site Visits:

705

Behavioral Health Visits:

1,758

Substance Abuse Visits:

944 Individuals Enabling Services:

1,054

Recognized Excellence Share Our Selves Community Health Center Costa Mesa and Mission Viejo, El-Sol Wellness Center, and Children & Family Health Center were all recognized by the National Committee of Quality Assurance’s (NCQA) Patient-Centered Medical Home (PCMH) program for providing services that puts the patient at the forefront of care.

A Comprehensive Approach

We believe the social determinants of health have a significant impact on well-being. Therefore, Share Our Selves provides a comprehensive approach to care through our social services and community programs.

Social Services

71,648

Bags of groceries distributed through food pantry

1,370

Care management assistance visits

1,684

Homeless care management visits

2,000+

People received financial assistance

Community Programs

First in Family College Readiness Program

Back to School Program

9 Scholarships 1,200 Awarded to high school seniors

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Backpacks

distributed filled with school supplies

Thanksgiving Food Program

Adopt A Family Program

1,367

1,051 Families & 5,484 Individuals

Turkey dinners served to 4,800 individuals

provided with comfort during the holiday season

Flattening the Curve COVID-19 Update In partnership with Orange County community organizations, Share Our Selves employees and volunteers contributed to county-wide COVID-19 vaccination efforts by administering vaccines, setting up mobile vaccination sites and collecting information from individuals being vaccinated.

8,105 18,275

Vaccines Administered

Telehealth Visits

768

Test Administered

454

Positive Cases and contact tracing identified

3,194

Covid Vaccine Visits through our Mobile Unit

Your Generosity, Our Collective Impact

Your commitment is helping Share Our Selves close the care gap.

During Fiscal Year 2020-2021 Share Our Selves received $2,398,146 in philanthropic support from donors in the Orange County community. Through the generosity of our donors, we were able to provide a broad range of care and assistance to the individuals and families in need in our local community.

The services we provided included food, emergency financial relief, homeless services, case management support, and rental assistance.

Because of the support we receive from our donors, we are able to continue to provide comprehensive and personalized care for our most vulnerable neighbors.

Thank you for the kindness, meaningful support, and confidence that you have shown Share Our Selves during 2021.

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For more information on these giving opportunities, please contact: Christy Ward, Chief Executive Officer 949- 536-3927 cward@shareourselves.org Shareourselves.org/donate

Executive Leadership

Board of Directors

Christy Ward Chief Executive Officer

Officers Will Klatte III, Chair Marc Harper, Vice Chair Susan Baerg-Epstein, Secretary John Yoo, Treasurer

Ilona Artemov Chief Financial Officer Imelda Buncab Chief Program and Engagement Officer Jay W. Lee, MD, MPH, FAAFP Chief Medical Officer Nicole Machado Chief Compliance Officer Todd Plesco Chief Information Officer

Members Allyson Brooks, MD, FACOG Michelle Castaneda Rosario Galeas Ski Harrison Larry Kugelman Martha Rivera David Snow, PhD Anna Solt, MD Gwyn Parry, MD, Chairman Emeritus

Rudy Ramos Chief Operations Officer Kimm Sharp Chief Workforce Officer

Leadership

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