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Tracking Impact, Transforming Care: A Conversation with Carolyn Allison of CCHC
In this episode of the Common Good Data Podcast, we’re joined by Carolyn Allison, CEO of Charlotte Community Health Clinic, to explore what it really means to care for the health of a community. Together with co-host Roger Suclupe, we discuss:
- How more than 100,000 Mecklenburg County adults live without health insurance
- The innovative ways Charlotte Community Health Clinic expands access to care, including integrated behavioral health, dental services, and partnerships with reentry programs and immigrant-serving organizations
- How data and needs assessments guide service expansion and decision-making
- The vital role of community health workers and health literacy in advancing equity
- A moving story about how dental care changed one patient’s confidence and future
Whether you work in healthcare, the nonprofit sector, or simply care about building healthier communities, this is a conversation you won’t want to miss.
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By Common Good DataIn this episode of the Common Good Data Podcast, we’re joined by Carolyn Allison, CEO of Charlotte Community Health Clinic, to explore what it really means to care for the health of a community. Together with co-host Roger Suclupe, we discuss:
- How more than 100,000 Mecklenburg County adults live without health insurance
- The innovative ways Charlotte Community Health Clinic expands access to care, including integrated behavioral health, dental services, and partnerships with reentry programs and immigrant-serving organizations
- How data and needs assessments guide service expansion and decision-making
- The vital role of community health workers and health literacy in advancing equity
- A moving story about how dental care changed one patient’s confidence and future
Whether you work in healthcare, the nonprofit sector, or simply care about building healthier communities, this is a conversation you won’t want to miss.