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"Guiding people to improved health and well-being through
a community health care network"
SeaCare Health Services ® is a 501(c)3 tax exempt non-profit organization
serving the New Hampshire Seacoast area, providing access to medical
care for uninsured adults, assistance in applying for long term medications
for low-income families and home visiting/health coordination
services for families with children.
SeaCare Health Services ® began in 1992 as the result of an effort
by local physicians and human service providers to increase
access to affordable health care for uninsured children. This
idea of developing a coordinated system to screen and refer
indigent uninsured patients through a pro bono volunteer
physician network in six Seacoast towns received funding from The
Robert Wood Johnson Foundation in 1992. Further, in 1994 SeaCare
Health Services was awarded additional Robert Wood Johnson
recognition with a four year "Reach Out" grant to
expand services to adults and children throughout 21 towns in
Rockingham County. In 1995, the American Academy of Pediatrics
awarded SeaCare Health Services ® a five-year Healthy Tomorrows
Grant to provide child health education to families enrolled in
the program.
SeaCare Health Services ® is founded on the belief that our
community should provide high quality equitable health care for
all. Such health care encompasses those services needed to
achieve complete physical, mental and social well-being. SeaCare
Health Services is devoted to ensuring that all under served
members of the community have access to optimal health care.
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Board Member
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Affiliations
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| Callie Jo Carr |
Exeter Hospital |
| Kathleen Dwyer |
Assistant City Attorney |
| Jim Fieseher, MD |
Portsmouth Primary Care |
| Wendy Gladstone, MD, Medical Director |
Exeter Pediatric Associates |
| Pam Hagan, ARNP |
Exeter Hospital |
| Dick Ingram |
The Housing Partnership |
| Karen McCloskey |
Bank of America |
| David McCue, LICSW |
Portsmouth Psychiatric Accoc. |
| Mark Moses, PhD |
Dept. of Family Studies, UNH |
| Roxanne Moore |
Community Member |
| John Robinson, MD, President |
Schaller Anderson, Inc |
| Jeanne Rosadina, Treasurer |
Hodgdon, Wilson & Griffin |
| Jeffrey Troxell, MD |
Atlantic Urology |
| Jim Wilton, DPM |
Seacoast Foot Surgery |
2007 – SeaCare’s Medical Director, Wendy Gladstone, MD, joins a panel to discuss affordable health care for all children with Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton
2007 – SeaCare featured on WMUR NH Chronicle during Cover the Uninsured Week
2005 - Foundation for Health Communities, New Hampshire Health Access Leadership
2004 - "Nineteen of the state's Medication Bridge sites [including the Greater Seacoast Medication Bridge Program at SeaCare Health Services ®] have reached or surpassed the million-dollar mark in the value of the prescription medications they've provided to low-income patients at no cost through drug companies' patient assistance programs. Foundation president Mike Hill honored those present at the July meeting of the Medication Bridge site representatives with certificates marking their accomplishment."
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2003 - The Children's Connection receives the New Hampshire Healthy Kids KIDOS Award, which recognizes organizations and individuals who make exceptional efforts to identify and enroll uninsured children.
2002 - SeaCare receives the Non-profit Business of the Year Award from the Exeter Area Chamber of Commerce.
2001 - Leading Community Organization Award (presented by the Exeter Area Chamber of Commerce)
1995 - Project GoodHealth named an “Outstanding Rural Development Project” by the National Association of Community Action Agencies, the U.S. Department of Agriculture and the National Association of Development Organizations.
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