Overview

Moses Lake Community Health Center (Health Center) is dedicated to serving migrant and seasonal farm workers, the uninsured, underinsured and others who have difficulty accessing care. The Health Center has served the community in Moses Lake since 1978 and opened operations in Quincy in 2002.

The Mission

The Moses Lake Community Health Center is committed to provide high quality, compassionate, and comprehensive primary health services for the entire family, with a special focus on the underserved and migrant farm-workers in our community.

Vision

Continually transform our health care delivery system to improve the health of the communities we serve. We will relentlessly pursue perfection and be driven by continuous learning and growing. We will achieve superior clinical outcomes and the highest levels of satisfaction with a patient and family-centered focus.

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Strategic Imperatives

Our goal is the intersection of best performance in these four areas:

Key Strategies

Over the next three years, the drivers for our work and decision-making will be performance on these key strategies:

  1. Provide a Robust Family Practice
    Build our family practice to include the spectrum of services that enables us to serve and retain our patients from infancy to eldercare
  2. Provide Superior and Compassionate Service
    Intensive focus on enhancing the patient's experience of our clinics, strengthening our ability to attract new patients, retaining current patients, and increasing patient referral
  3. Maximize Capacity & Anticipate Growth Opportunities
    Grow in current facilities to optimize capacity while anticipating opportunities for future facility needs and expansion into new communities

The Health Center offers a full complement of staff ready to serve individuals and families with significant health needs related to poverty, limited access to healthcare, language and cultural differences, and psychosocial issues. The Health Center addresses these barriers in a variety of ways, including:

The patient population is diverse, spanning a wide cultural and economic spectrum from migrant farm workers to private business owners. The Health Center serves a substantial number of Hispanic patients, and a growing number of Russian and Ukrainian patients.