Ibn Sina Foundation

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Ibn Sina Foundation

• Milestones

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2002 The Beginning
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2003 Dr. Shelley Sekula Gibbs inaugurates dental
clinic
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2003 Annual Appreciation
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2004 Fund Raising Clear Lake Clinic
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Inauguration of Clear Lake Clinic
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Foundation Stone Ceremony - 2005
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2005 Groundbreaking
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2005 Hurricane Katrina
Aid to the evacuees
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2007 Inauguration
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Ibn Sina Community Clinics Hurricane IKE -
Patient Data Total visited 1497 up to Dec 31st,
2008
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Patients were from Harris County
70Fort Bend County 26Others 4
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113,816
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MS. CHRISTIANA OGWUDE (100,000TH PATIENT) WITH
THE STAFF OF IBN SINA COMMUNITY MEDICAL CENTER,
HOUSTON
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Clinic Demographics
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Insurance Coverage

• 89 had no health insurance (Ibn Sina patients
  only)
• Female 93
• Men 86
• 10 had insurance through Aetna and Unicare

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INCOME AND FAMILY SIZE
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Education Level

• Male Female
• High School and less 41 75
• HS Some College 22 9
• At least BS Degree
• above 37 16

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Community NeedsAFTER HOUR SERVICES 5pm to
9pm

• OUTCOME
• April to Dec. 2008 4,003 visits
• Jan. to Aug. 2009 3,696 visits
• Expected Dec. 2009 5,600 visits

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Community NeedsCHILDREN SERVICES

• DEPT OF STATE HEALTH SERVICES - TITLE V
• OUTCOME
• Jan. to Dec. 2008 1,697 visits
• Jan. to Dec. 2009 Expected 2,100 visits

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Community NeedsSPECIALTY SERVICES

• VISION
• Eye Care for Kids
• Adults
• CARDIOLOGY
• Preventive Screening
• Curative
• FAMILY COUNSELING
• Houston Galveston Inst.
• MENTAL HEALTH/ PSYCHIATRY

• NEUROLOGY
• GYNECOLOGY
• Well Women
• GASTROENTEROLOGY
• CANCER PREVENTION
• Breast Cancer
• Prostate

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OUTCOMETOTAL CHOLESTEROL2005
2008201 mg/dl
(125-200mg/dl) 190 mg/dl

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OUTCOMEHDL CHOLESTEROL 2005
200847 mg/dl
( gt40 mg/dl) 53 mg/dl
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OUTCOMELDL CHOLESTEROL 2005
2008121 mg/dl (
lt130 mg/dl) 115 mg/dl
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OUTCOMEFASTING GLUCOSE LEVEL2005
2008108 mg/dl
(65-99 mg/dl) 104 mg/dl
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Prevalence of Pre-Diabetes in American Adults
Fasting Blood Glucose 110 - lt126mg/dl) by
Race/Ethnicity and Sex

• White Black Mexican S. Asian
• Male 9.4 8 12.1 12.7
• Female 4.8 6.8 6.7 12.5

Prevalence of Uncontrollable Diabetes (Fasting
Blood Glucose 126mg/dl or more) in American
Adults by Race and Sex
White Black Mexican S. Asian Male
3 2.8 5.8 21.2 Female
2.1 4.7 3.9 7.1
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Issues in the Community-1Prenatal Care

• Collaborate with HCHD/Memorial Hermann SW

• UTMB is closed
• Stringent requirements by Stafford UTMB Clinic
• No other prenatal care services in the area

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Issues in the Community-2Child Care
Working with Community Health Choice
The Immunization Partnership to boost
immunization rate Construct separate block for
Child Care Services?
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Issues in the Community-3Diagnostic Imaging

• MRI
• CT Scan
• Echocardiogram
• We do
• X rays
• Ultrasound
• Stress test
• EKG
• Lab tests

• Help is required to establish community based
  diagnostic and imaging services.

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Issues in the Community-4Hospitalization

• Angleton Danbury Medical Center

• Memorial SW
• HCHD
• Gold Card qualification
• Uninsured and undocumented

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Issues in the Community-5Health Education

• Low level of education
• Language barrier
• Culturally sensitive
• Lack of culturally appropriate facilities - gym
• Diabetes and hypertension control

• Staff member is required to educate community on
  health care issues.
• Health education, health promotion outreach
  services

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Vision 2020

• Ibn Sina Health Care System
• Healthcare for all Houstonians
• One clinic at a time

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VISION 2020
Ibn Sina Health Care System
Ibn Sina Community Clinics Seven New
locations
Ibn Sina Mobile Dental
Services Another Major Hub like Ibn Sina
Community Clinic, Houston
7 More New Clinics
Over 1 million Uninsured
Target 100,000 Patients per year
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Low Income Household Density Map by Zip Code
Overall
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Strategy Timeline and Growth Map
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Phase 1 Potential Locations
SW Clinic
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Clear Lake Clinic
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Phase 2 Proposed Locations
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Phase 3 Proposed Locations
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Services
Phase 1
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2009 - 2011
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Services
Phase 2
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2012 - 2015
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Services
Phase 3
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2016 - 2020
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Proposed Approach
Ibn Sina ought to serve as a platform to enhance
existing initiatives and develop sustainable
programs. It is therefore imperative to work hand
in hand with local Government, institutions,
share ownership, and work in a collaborative
manner.
Donor Agencies
State City County Public Partnership
Ibn Sina Foundation
Other Collaborators
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Contact

• Dr. Aijaz Ali Khowaja
• 9888 Bissonnet Suite 150-M
• Houston, TX 77036
• Phone [phone]
• Fax [phone]
• Email ceo_at_ibnsinafoundation.org
• Web http//www.ibnsinafoundation.org