On Tuesday, July 14, our lunch speaker will be Elaine Knobbs-Seasholtz, Chief Strategy Officer of Mosaic Community Health.
Mosaic Community Health is a nonprofit community health center dedicated to improving the health and well-being of people throughout Central Oregon. Through a network of more than a dozen clinics across the region, Mosaic provides integrated primary care, dental care, behavioral health, nutrition services, pharmacy support and more. Care is never determined by a person’s income, language, insurance status or background, ensuring that everyone has access to high-quality, compassionate healthcare.
During this presentation, attendees will learn how Mosaic Community Health works to meet the evolving healthcare needs of our region, the unique role community health centers play in improving access to care and how integrated healthcare helps patients achieve better health outcomes. We will also share the impact Mosaic has on individuals, families, and communities across Central Oregon, along with current initiatives and future opportunities to strengthen community health.
This presentation is especially relevant to our community because access to affordable, comprehensive healthcare benefits everyone. By helping patients receive preventive care, manage chronic conditions and address behavioral and oral health needs, Mosaic contributes to a healthier, more resilient Central Oregon. Attendees will leave with a better understanding of the challenges facing our healthcare system, the resources available locally and how community partnerships help improve the health of our region.
We’ll be in our usual room at 10 Barrel East.
Signup for lunch here.
About the speaker: Elaine Knobbs-Seasholtz is the Chief Strategy Officer at Mosaic Community Health. She has been with Mosaic for fourteen years, overseeing strategic new initiatives and partnerships, fundraising, communications and public relations. Prior to this she was with the KIDS Center for seven years as the Director of Prevention and Education. She has a Masters in Public Health degree specializing in community mobilization from UC Berkeley. She is passionate about strengthening community supports that intersect with health and well-being for all residents of our region.
This meeting will both in-person and virtual. We will record the presentation for others who aren’t able to attend at noon.
Join the Zoom Meeting here: RCGB Zoom Link
You can also call in to the meeting at (669) 900-9128 and enter meeting ID: 692 491 9146. If you’re asked, the passcode is 5110.