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MEET OUR COMMUNITY HEALTH WORKERS

Community health workers (CWH) are public health workers. Their goal is to connect communities with their health care systems and state health departments. Community health worker is an umbrella term that includes a range of community health aides.

Our CHW's are here to 

  • Develop trusting, one-on-one relationships with patients

  • Act as a liaison between the healthcare system, patients, and families/caregivers

  • Gain support from other organizations serving the community

  • Strengthen care coordination by connecting patients with available healthcare and social support services

  • Extend the reach of healthcare providers and services, which is particularly helpful in areas with shortages of providers

  • Deliver services that are appropriate based on the patient's language and culture

  • Give back to their communities

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ASOTIN COUNTY

Michelle Brooks

ASOTIN COUNTY

Madison VanLiew

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GARFIELD COUNTY

Shelly Slaybaugh

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Our Community Health Workers play a vital role in keeping communities safe and healthy. Feel free to reach out to the CHW in your county to learn more. .

Here are a few examples of other resources that we help with but are not limited to:

 

  • Assistance for mobile chair needs.

  • Assistance with pest control needs.

  • Assistance with medical insurance referral.

  • Assistance with referrals to cleaning and home maintenance.

  • Assistance with check-ins after a hospital visit to ensure a proper eating schedule.

  • Reviewing home safety plans for clients, including helping with rug removal and bathroom safety.

  • Assistance with food boxes, blankets, and heaters.

  • Assistance with gas vouchers for medical appointments.

  • Assistance with acquiring at-home Covid-19 testing kits.

  • During the winter months, we offer assistance with the winterization of homes and RVs.

Cynthia Tierney

509-780-9922

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Geneva Arevalo

509-255-3727

p2p@wwvdn.org

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509-567-5317

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509-596-1126

900 Main Street, Pomeroy, WA 99347

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