Treasure Coast Community Health

Jalecia, TCCH certified pharmacy technician, earned her Apexus Advanced 340B Operations Certificate through specialized training on the 340B Drug Pricing Program. The 340B program is an important tool TCCH uses to provide access to affordable medications and remove barriers to health care, and Jalecia continues her education to keep our program running efficiently. Congrats, Jalecia! Read more about our pharmacy and the 340B Drug Pricing Program here - https://lnkd.in/egeMHd3s #340B #340BProgram

Thank you, Judi Huls-Kuder, for your dedicated service to Treasure Coast Community Health and the Governing Board of Directors! As you journey into a new chapter, we wish you the absolute best in your future endeavors and time well-spent with family.

A huge thank you to Grand Harbor Community Outreach Program for your generous donation to provide behavioral and mental health support to students at our partner school, Dodgertown Elementary. #HealthcareForAll Photo L-R: Grand Harbor co-chair Tina Wilcox, Vicki Soulé TCCH CEO, and Tina Nicholson TCCH Board Member

TCCH maintains its Platinum Seal of Transparency with @CandidDotOrg. Learn more through our profile at https://conta.cc/3I2bnmC.#

Thank you Indian River Impact 100 for the Vision grant in 2022. Your trust in TCCH is removing barriers to care and helping children see clearly. We loved having your visit.

More people are seeking care at community health centers like TCCH because of: - Available appointments - Cost-effective care - Exclusive pharmacy discounts How can you support TCCH? - Become a patient www.tcchinc.org/services/ - Advocate www.tcchinc.org - Donate www.tcchinc.org/donate/ https://conta.cc/4biFxPI

New poverty guidelines have been released for 2024. Imagine raising a family of 4 on $31,200 a year. TCCH works to support all individuals, regardless of socioeconomic status. www.tcchinc.org/donate/ https://lnkd.in/eJqkR3ki

Our crew is waiting for you at the Fellsmere Frog Leg Festival. They can answer questions about medical and dental care, give honest answers about vaccines, and counsel on HIV, Hep-C, STIs testing and medications. #HealthcareForAll

Turning in unused and old medication keeps everyone safe because: • Bacteria can grow on old medicine • Medication strength may decrease over time • Prescription drug misuse is on the rise Your TCCH pharmacist can assist with taking back and/or properly disposing of medications. www.tcchinc.org/pharmacy-/

“Of all the forms of inequality, injustice in health care is the most shocking and inhumane.” ― Martin Luther King Jr. #HealthcareForAll regardless of socioeconomic status, provided in a culturally sensitive, compassionate environment.