Frequently Asked Questions
Sustainability: Aloha Health is seeking funding through federal agency and other grants, 501(c)(3)s, and other funders. The LLC is seeking advice on this
process from a local group that assists startups and has relationships, PR capability, etc. In 2017 Aloha Health is approaching health systems
and insurance companies (MA/HMOs) that understand not only the social good of serving the Aloha Health population but also the
business benefits by addressing the care needs of the underserved.
Is there a fee for referrals? No. Patients will be given a choice of available resources.
Competition: Aloha Health is not aware of another local Richmond group that utilizes the unique TCL/CHW model. Aloha Health would collaborate
with the larger more superficial PR programs as resources for client residents and would not duplicate the latter programs.
Financial Screening: Aloha Health will not do FS, case management, care coordination, etc. but refer as needed.
Local support: Aloha Health has relationships with over 50 community leaders and their organizations that desire access to better health care and
other services.
Other support: Aloha Health has bipartisan letters of support from Councilwoman Cynthia Newbille, Senator Mark Warner and Congressman Dave Brat.
Additional letters of support have been received from the Richmond Academy of Medicine, the RRHA Richmond Tenants’ Organization, the
Church Hill Academy, Cardiologist, Dr. Michael Kelly, the Fairfield Court Tenant Council, the Randolph/Maymont Tenant Council,
Fountain Baptist Church, among others.
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