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I ~ support of ~e 1Vledical Center's quest to obta~ fiznd~g for the
cotro~ of ser~ces provided by their ve~cular van that is curreody ffi ~
deznand.
~raa~sportatian for medical purposes to sued from ~e ~ Ivledical facility
r the nuznber o>~ d for people/patien$s of ~ll ages. These people have
c®zne to expect and rely an sTich helpful. at?d dependeaat service provided by the van.
One age group tenting by this service is the Senior Citizens. Over ogacRthird { 1 /3 )
of tlzis age gra~tp does not own a car, is n®t a driver or is ~.ot able to drive for
whatever reason. Co~s~uently, the tra>asporta~ian se~ices provided as ~ Lifesaver
for out elderly.
OtLzer needs aa~ ®njoy®d by all pa~icipal~ts. Such as being able to shop azad pay
bills. lei able to ride to the local play to pick tip presption heeds ~'e all
cozen place ~d very much apcaated by aII.
~y daiug all. tit is necessary seed inher~,t in intasning Thais nnade of ort~ion
far all W and especially for the seniors -yoga ovill aid ~ prola>g their "L,ife o,f
I7iganity" and you v~.11 love had a huge part ice assaaring that their ' ' years be
their golden y°s.
I y®u for this priviXege of addressing you.
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March 2002
County Council
County of Hawaii
?76399 Nalani Street, Suite 1 ~A
Kailua=Korea,l-lawaii '6740
Re: Support for Continued Funds for Hamakua I-Iealth Center Van.
Aloha County Council Members,
This letter is in strong support for the continued funding oi: the Hamakua Health
Center van.
T'he Hamakua Health Genres is an active partner with the schools of medicir~,
social work, nursing, psychology, dental hygiene, medical technology, and public health
at the University of Hawaii as part of the Quentin N. Burdick Interdisciplinary Training
Rural Health Community Capacity Building Program. As a rural health education and
training site, it provides a valuable interdisciplinary training and community capacity
building opportunities for students that have a strong interest in eventually providing
professional service to rural communities such as Honokaa.
The van is essential in providing transportation to pal'ients and staff that have
difficulty accessing medical care and social service on their own. It has also provided
transportation to projects and programs that engage our professional student team in
community building activities that are unique to the k~onokaa culture.
Again, we hope that the continued funding of the Harnalcua Health Center van receives
your strongest support. The University of Hawaii is fortunate to have a strong partner as
the Hanzakua Health Center. !f you have any questions, pleasi: do not hesitate to contact
Ron Matayoshi, MS1~V, Faculty Liaison, (~uentin N. Burdick lnterdisi:ipiinaty 'Training
Rural Health Community Capacity Building Program at (808) 95661;9, email:
sswl l~hawaii.edu.
Much Aloha,
Ron Mateyo
Director of Practicum
School of Saciai dVork, University of 1
YYawaii at Manna
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March 27.2002
County Cuuncil
County of Hawaii
]Hawaii County Building
To v~Jhhom !t May Concern:
RE: Funding for Van Transportation pmvided by Hamakua Health Center
1, Anthony Giasolli, M.D., am writing to inform you of the grs;at need that is
fulfilled by the transportation services provided by the H.amakua Health Center Van. As
you are aware, there is a great lack of public transportation on the Big island and there is
not a day that passes without the .need for the transportation services provided by the
Hatnakua Health Center. Not only do we use it to bring patients from their homes to the
Health Center, but also to transport patients to other doctor visits, which the patient was
referred to in Waimea, ]Hilo or icons.
Often as providers of medical care, we are frustrated with attempting to
coordinate caxe and transportation issues and for many of flee elderly who, can not drive
any longer. The burden falls on family who can not afford to take a day off work because
of their awn faanily needs.
The transportation services provided have been heavily utilized by many of our
patients and oven sora"i~ patients of other doctors. Our mission is to provide services,
which break down the barriers to care.
I believe this should be the goal for everyone in the health care arena and kindly
ask for your support.
Sincerely,
Anthony ia5olli, M.D.
Medical Director
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March 27, 2002
County Council
County of Hawaii
Hawaii County Building
To Whom It May CORGLrIl:
Rr,: Funding for Van Transportation provided by Hamakua Health Center
I, Christopher Brace, I~.17., aen writing to inform you of the great need that is
fulfilled by the transportation cervices ptovided by the Han~ua Health Center Van. As
you are aware, there is a great lack of public transportation on the Big Island and there is
not a day that passes without the need for the transportation services provided by the
FlCarraakua Health Center. Not only do we use it to bring patients from their homes to the
Health Center, but also to transport patients to other doctor visits, which the patient was
referred to in Waimea, Hilo or Kona.
often ~ providers of medical care, we are frustrated with atterrapting to
coordinate care and transportation issues and for many of the elderly who can not drive
any longer.
The transportation services provided have been heavily utilized by many of our
patients and even some patients of other doctors. Our mission is to provide services,
which break down the barriers to care.
I believe this should bL the goal far everyone in the health care arena and kindly
ask for your support.
Sincerely,
Christopher Brace, D.D.
Board Certified Family Practitioner
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March 27, ?UU2
County Council
County of Hawaii
Hawaii County Building
To Whom It May Concern:
RE: Funding for Van Transportation provided by Y-lamakua 1-lealth C~nt~r
l am writing to inform you of the great need that is fia.lfilled by the transportation
services provided by the 1-Iamakua 1•lealth Center Van. As you are aware, there is a great
lack of public transportation on the Big Island and then is not a day that passes without
the need for the transportation services provided by the l~lamakua Health Center. Not
only do we use it to bring patients from their homes to the Health Center, but also to
transport patients to other doctor visits, which tk?e patient was referred to in Waimea,l'lilo
or Kona.
Often as providers of medical care, we are frustrated with attempting to
coordinate care and transportation issues and for many of the elderly who can not drive
any longer.
'T'he transportation services provided have been heavily utilized by many of our
patients and even some patients of other doctors. Our mission here at the Health Center is
to provide services to all patients irregardless of their ability to pay, which break down
the barriers to care.
1 believe this should be the goal for everyone in the health care arena and kindly
ask for your support.
Sincerel ,
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Fawn Ke ey, M.D.
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dear bounty ~c~~uncil,
a~ writing this I~tter iri ~~pport ~f a Van at Marv~akua ~iealth
tenter. ~h~s transportation van i~ very helpful for our patients that
would not ®therwi be able $e aaoess health ire. There are nn~ny
tires I u~ the roan t® transpart patients in an urgent rr~~tter to the
haspital for tuts or adlions. 'There has beep na ether way ~r
these patients to g~:t the serloi~. l~Aartiy of our elderly patients do n®t
drive and their r~ s are ~a urgent than pan be meet by the
0~~~~~ van. (10Vhiolt i also a ~rery nded s~rvitke).
°The van had alp been used to assure a patient, newb®rn or
elderly oan gat t® their app~intrr~ent with me when it is p~urir~g rain
outside and their only means a# transportation is walking. end
walking in the rain wauld be ~etrirrienta! tc~ their health.
T'hankWyou far conside~ng the B~annakua hlealth tenter Van as
a ripient of a county grant.
inoerely,
Catherine lUlarquette
Farr'iiy purse ~r~otitioner
H ~ka~~ F°lealth Center
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