Impact Report

The Kentucky Primary Care Association (KPCA) 2023 Impact Report highlights its mission to improve access to health care for underserved communities in Kentucky. Established in 1976, KPCA supports community health centers, rural clinics, and primary care providers across the state. The report emphasizes KPCA’s role in delivering comprehensive health services and collaborating with stakeholders to strengthen Kentucky’s primary care system.

Key Highlights:

    1.    Economic Impact: KPCA contributes significantly to Kentucky’s economy, supporting over 8,000 jobs and generating a total economic output of $1.3 billion.

    2.    Statewide Reach: KPCA’s 31 community health centers operate across 99 counties, delivering over 2.8 million patient visits to approximately 755,400 individuals annually.

    3.    Services Provided: KPCA members offer a broad range of services, including medical, dental, behavioral, and enabling services, addressing barriers like transportation and language to improve health equity.

    4.    Community Impact: Health centers address social drivers of health, improve community health outcomes, and collaborate with local organizations to provide critical support, especially for low-income, uninsured, and rural populations.

    5.    Legislative Collaboration: KPCA works with federal, state, and local bodies to advocate for policies that expand access to affordable, quality health care in underserved areas.

The report also includes district-level data, showing patient volumes, staff numbers, and outreach activities, and features stories showcasing the transformative impact of health services on individuals and communities in Kentucky.