WTKR News 3 showcased Virginia Free Clinics last night featuring WTFC! We were so excited and honored to have one of our very own patients speak about the Clinic! Share the article and help spread the word that we are accepting new uninsured patients!! Read the full article and watch the video here: Wavy TV-10 News Article & Video
Western Tidewater Free Clinic was so excited that we were able to be featured by Wavy TV-10 highlighting a new partnership with AshBritt-IEM Health, resulting in a donated AMN Healthcare Video Remote Interpreter (VRI) machine to the Clinic. This VRI machine will provide much-improved technology and inclusion tools for better access to care at the Clinic for our increasingly diverse patient population. Thank you to our amazing partners AshBritt-IEM Health for this wonderful donation opportunity! Read the full article and watch the video here: Wavy TV-10 News Article & Video
What is the greatest gift a mother can give her child? Western Tidewater Free Clinic’s recent mailing details a patient story about a unique way a mother helped her child. Read the letter below to find out how!
WTFC would not keep our doors open without volunteers, especially our registered nurses. They are the lifeblood of WTFC, especially those as dedicated to our mission as Mary is. She has provided essential patient care to hundreds of patients since she started volunteering at WTFC in 2013. Mary’s commitment to WTFC has resulted in thousands of healthier neighbors who now can give back to their community. Her impact has been phenomenal, helping staff serve an average of 1,434 unduplicated patients each year since she started volunteering. Mary is the essential embodiment of the nurse’s Nightingale Pledge, especially, “With loyalty will I endeavour to aid the physician in his work, and as a ‘missioner of health’ I will dedicate myself to devoted service to human welfare.”
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On behalf of the Board of Directors, we are extremely pleased to announce Rhonda A. Stewart, MBA, BSN, RN, NEA-BC as the new Executive Director of Western Tidewater Free Clinic (WTFC). Rhonda is uniquely positioned to serve in this role, given her background in healthcare administration, clinical supervision, and nursing. In addition, she is familiar with the community the Clinic serves, having spent eight years as Executive Director at The Village at Woods Edge from 2008-2016 and serving on the WTFC board of directors from 2011-2013. We know Rhonda’s clinical management experience, operations and organizational leadership, and business development will ensure the future successes of WTFC.
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