DAP Health Inc

Programs

1. Clinic Services As a Federally Qualified Organization (FQHC) 330 Grantee, the Organization provides primary outpatient medical care, comprehensive HIV-Specialty care, pharmaceutical assistance and medical education to low-income, uninsured or under-insured community members. The Organization accepts clients with various insurance plans, including Medi-Cal (California's Medicaid Program), Medicare and County Indigent service plans. For the uninsured, services are provided on a sliding fee scale depending on individual client income eligibility. Co-located on the main campus in Palm Springs, the Organization delivers medical care through dedicated medical clinics, a separate dedicated walk-in sexual wellness and sexual transmitted infection (STI) clinic. To expedite treatment adherence and for the convenience of their clients and patients, the Organization's on-site Pharmacy and Laboratory Partners lease space in the main building. A satellite sexual wellness clinic operates in Indio, California. Dental Services The Organization provides oral health care to low-income, uninsured or under-insured community members in the dental clinic at the main campus. The dental clinic offers…

   $221,250,131 spent$252,036,784 earned by the program
   97% of program spending

2. Social Wellness Services The Organization maintains an extensive Social Services department providing many services to low-income, uninsured or under-insured community members. The department offers psychological support services including: HIV and aging, stress management, substance use disorder support group, building healthy relationships, building a positive life, and talking circle. Peer-run groups include: sewing with a purpose, knitting group, 12 step meetings, book club, and clay sculpting. Additional wellness services such as chair yoga, chair massage, reiki, fitness classes, acupuncture, and gentle yoga are under the social services umbrella. The department also includes support services providing housing, food, and medical transportation resource and referral assistance. Case Management Under the Social Services umbrella, the Organization provides case management to low-income, uninsured or under-insured community members. Services are provided at the main campus and their satellite office in Indio. Case management consists of service coordination on behalf of clients to remove barriers to, avoid duplication of, and maintain engagement in medical care and other needed…

   $5,423,359 spent$1,001,553 earned by the program
   2% of program spending

3. Community Health - Education and Prevention The Organization's commitment to testing, education and prevention is continually exercised by its Community Health Department. Community health educators/testing counselors provide rapid HIV, sexually transmitted infection (STI), Hepatitis C (HCV) tests on-site at the Palm Springs main campus in the sexual wellness clinic, in the second sexual wellness clinic in Indio, CA, in the mobile testing van, and offsite at community partner's (medical and non-medical) locations or at special events. Sexual wellness clinicians provide rapid access to HIV and HIV prevention education medication to prevent disease transmission. Education presentations about HIV, HCV, and other STI's are routinely offered to adults and youth throughout Riverside and San Bernardino Counties. Early intervention services staff link individuals to medical care and treatment; provide needs assessments and referrals for services to promote entry into and retention in care; benefit navigation and enrollment assistance; and referrals to ongoing case management services. Department personnel are also fully trained to educate at-risk individuals about HIV prevention including…

   $2,181,001 spent$120,000 earned by the program
   1% of program spending

4. Revivals Re-Sale StoresThe Organization operates four resale stores in the service area as a fundraising endeavor. Most items for sale are donated by individuals and include clothing, furniture, home dcor, artwork, jewelry and books. New furniture, carpets/rugs, mattresses and other new items are also available. Over 260 volunteers (many of whom are also patients and clients) donated more than 83,000 hours of their time to staff the stores increasing net revenue available to be allocated to community health programs, clinical care and social services.

The 4 programs described on its FY2024 Form 990, listed largest first by expense. Program spending in total: $228,854,491.