Brock Hughes Annual Report 2024-2025

FISCAL YEAR OCT 2024–SEPT 2025

the Mission The Mission of Brock Hughes Medical Center is to provide affordable, compassionate, and high-quality medical, pharmaceutical, and preventive health care services to the uninsured and insured residents of Wythe and Bland Counties.

30 th Anniversary Party & Fundraiser A roaring twenties–themed celebration honoring three decades of compassionate, community-centered healthcare was held at The Homestead on Saturday September 13, 2025. The event brought together supporters, partners, and friends of the clinic to celebrate BHMC’s legacy while raising critical funds in support of its mission. The evening also included a moment of remembrance to honor former Board Members Jerry Hurt and Jamie Hinkle for their invaluable contributions to the clinic prior to their passing. Dr. Brock Hughes and Mrs. Hughes were likewise remembered and recognized for their lasting impact on the organization. During the event, Executive Director Stacey Linkous delivered remarks on behalf of the clinic, as well as Rufus Phillips, CEO of the Virginia Association of Free & Charitable Clinics (VAFCC), and Rachel Rees, CEO of the Virginia Health Care Foundation (VHCF). Both expressed their ongoing commitment to BHMC’s mission and to improving health outcomes for underserved Virginians. Linkous has served as Executive Director since January 2016 and is one of only three executive directors in the clinic’s 30-year history. This celebration was not only a reflection of how far the clinic has come, but also a meaningful step toward the future— ensuring continued expansion of access to care for all who need it.

Clinic Obtains Nonprofit Status In 2005, the clinic achieved independent 501(c) (3) nonprofit status and officially became Brock Hughes Free Clinic, Inc. Thanks to the support of the Wythe-Bland Foundation, the clinic moved to its current home at 450 West Monroe Street in 2014. Two years later, in 2016, the clinic adopted its current name: Brock Hughes Medical Center. Free Clinic Transitions to a Hybrid Clinic, Accepting Uninsured & Insured Patients With the expansion of Medicaid in Virginia in 2019, many residents still fell through the cracks—earning too much to qualify for Medicaid, yet unable to afford health insurance. In response, BHMC transitioned from a “free clinic” to a “hybrid” care model, continuing to serve the uninsured while also accepting patients covered by Medicaid, Medicare, and commercial insurance plans.

F ounded in September 1995 in honor of the late Dr. Charles Brock Hughes, the Brock Hughes Medical Center

(BHMC) was born from the shared vision of compassionate medical professionals at Wythe County Community Hospital who recognized the urgent need for accessible, affordable healthcare. While in medical school, Dr. Hughes was taught—and firmly believed—that physicians have a responsibility to provide charitable care to those in need. Reflecting this philosophy, the clinic operated for many years on a volunteer basis, offering free primary care services from various locations, including the Wythe County Health Department, Edgemont Center, and Pine Street location.

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We believe that every person has the right to health care services that are:

ABOUT US

VISION

Accessible Affordable Culturally Appropriate

High-Quality Equitable Timely

BOARD OF DIRECTORS Lennon Counts, Chair Allyson Williams, Vice-Chair Sarah Sarver, Secretary Barb Sewell, Treasurer Michael Cole, Parliamentarian Stacey Linkous, Executive Director (Non-Voting Director) Katie Dinger Liz Green Amie Harden Curtis Hawkins Sheri Shelton April Linville Cassie Yonce Gary Houseman

Brock Hughes Medical Center envisions a community of healthy people made possible through accessible and dignified health care services for all.

Delivered with Dignity and Respect

CORE VALUES

• Accountability • Collaboration • Cost-Effectiveness • Prevention • Responsiveness • Transparency • Community Wellness • Flexibility STATEMENT OF DIVERSITY

At BHMC, our commitment to diversity is simple — it’s about embracing everyone. We ensure each person feels seen, included, and valued: patients, staff members, volunteers, students and board members.

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CLINIC & COMMUNITY SERVICES

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COMMUNITY IMPACT

60 Patients enrolled in Chronic Care Management Program (CMM)

20 Continuous Glucose Monitoring (CGM) Patients actively enrolled in

6,860 Prescriptions (thirty-day on-site)

CLINICAL SERVICES

766 Adult Patients (patients 18 and over)

29 Pediatric Patients (patients under 18)

3,127 Total Visits/ Encounters

795 Total Unduplicated Patients

Participants in the Medication Assistance Program (MAP) 52

69 Total Medical Transportation Services (MTP) Provided

Total Attendees in the Healthy Lifestyle Series 84

COMMUNITY SERVICES

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MEET Jennifer

W hen Jennifer Freeman discovered Brock Hughes Medical Center (BHMC) while searching

was referred to the BHMC Chronic Care Management Program for additional support. Through the program, Jennifer gained access to a Continuous Glucose Monitor (CGM). Without insurance, CGM sensors can cost between $150 and $350 per month. Jennifer received her sensors from the BHMC pharmacy for just $7 every two weeks. Jennifer began meeting biweekly with Dr. Sword, BHMC’s pharmacist and diabetes educator, who provided hands on guidance, reviewed her glucose readings, and helped adjust her treatment plan. Her CGM readings were securely transmitted to the clinic, allowing for close monitoring and timely recommendations. The CGM also became a powerful educational tool. Jennifer could see in real time how her food choices impacted her blood sugar. With this knowledge, she made meaningful dietary changes. As her numbers improved, she was even able to safely reduce the dose of one of her diabetes medications. In just three months, Jennifer’s A1C dropped from 11.5% to 6.4%, well below the recommended target. Jennifer says the compassionate care she receives at Brock Hughes Medical Center has transformed her understanding of diabetes and empowered her to take control of her health. Her story is a powerful example of how access to affordable care, patient education, and ongoing support can truly change lives.

online in 2024, she was facing a difficult reality. A homemaker who had recently lost her health insurance coverage, Jennifer could no longer afford visits with her previous provider or pay for her medications at a retail pharmacy. She needed affordable, accessible care and she found it at BHMC. The BHMC team immediately began assisting Jennifer through in-house pharmacy services, ensuring she had access to the medications she needed without the overwhelming financial burden. In September 2025, during a routine visit, lab work revealed her A1C was 11.5%, significantly above the recommended goal of under 7% for individuals living with diabetes. This level placed her at serious risk for complications. Her provider prescribed Ozempic and metformin. Jennifer received Ozempic through the Medication Assistance Program (MAP) at BHMC. This program saved her approximately $950 a month! Despite starting treatment, Jennifer continued to experience large fluctuations in her blood sugar levels. In November, she

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GOLF TOURNAMENT HELD AT THE DRAPER VALLEY GOLF CLUB

5 Gold 5 Silver 7 Bronze 54 Hole 21 In-Kind Thank You TO OUR SPONSORS, TEAMS, AND VOLUNTEERS

SPONSORS : TEAMS: 25

8 th Annual

SAVE THE DATE June 25, 2026 DRAPER VALLEY GOLF CLUB

MEMORIAL GOLF TOURNAMENT

Online Registration NOW AVAILABLE at brockhughes.org

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FINANCIAL REPORT (AUDITED)

INCOME

Donations

$47,588 $558,390

Grants 67%

Grants

In-kind, Net 2%

In-kind, Net

$15,171

Clinic Fees, Net Special Events

$150,587 $26,595 $37,828 $836,159

Clinic Fees, Net 18%

Other/Miscellaneous

TOTAL

Fundraising 1%

Special Events 3%

Donations 6%

Other/ Misc. 4%

Management & General 17%

Program Services

$722,610 $152,220

Program Services 82%

Management & General

Fundraising

$9,949

TOTAL

$884,779

EXPENSES

For every $100 donated to BHMC, $82 is spent on program services.

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SPONSORS

Join us every Wednesday night, beginning at 7 pm, for TEAM TRIVIA NIGHT at 7 Dogs Brewpub for a chance to have some fun, expand your knowledge, win prizes, and support a local business and nonprofit. 7 Dogs Brewpub makes a donation to BHMC each month for hosting. Any time you visit 7 Dogs Brewpub, you have the option to “Bump Up” your tab to the nearest dollar or you can donate more. These proceeds go directly to BHMC to support our mission.

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DONORS

MEMORIAL GOLF TOURNAMENT can be purchased and a plate will be engraved with the donor’s chosen wording. A gift to BHMC in honor, or in memory, of someone important to you is a meaningful way to celebrate the person, and in turn benefit BHMC as well. There are 3 levels of giving: GIVING TREE The “Giving Tree” is located on the wall in the patient waiting room. A leaf

BHMC Board of Directors In Memory of Jamie Hinkle 7 Dogs Brewpub Frank Akers Dr. Phyllis C. Ashworth In Memory of Shirley D. McCormick Tommy & Holly Atkins In Memory of Julie DiPietro Albert & Anita Aymer Kathryn Barnes In Memory of Mary Marshall Miller Tobelmann Edward Beeles Charlot Berry Andrew Brown In Memory of Mary Marshall Miller Tobelmann Stacy Brown In Memory of Mary Marshall Miller Tobelmann Rusty & Jenni Byrd In Memory of Mary Marshall Miller Tobelmann

Russell & Melissa Carter Jerry and Kay Corvin In Memory of Jamie Hinkle Jake Crvich Edward & Doris Daugherty Jeannie Duncan Tommy & Barbara Duncan Darrell & Janie Fisher Gary and Alice Fredricks In Memory of Mary Marshall Miller Tobelmann John & Elizabeth Green Rachel Hagan In Memory of Mary Marshall Miller Tobelmann Ronald & Kathryn Haight Chuck and Lisa Howe Emma B. Humrickhouse Wilson In Memory of Mary Marshall Miller Tobelmann Phyllis Hurt In Memory of Jerry Hurt

Rick & Monica Hurt In Memory of Jerry Hurt Julia S. Jackson King Chuck & Lee Johnson In Memory of Tom Hodges, Jr . Jimmy & Gayle Kiser In Memory of Mary Marshall Miller Tobelmann Freddie & Debra Kitts Chuck & Jane Lacy In Memory of Mary Marshall Miller Tobelmann Donald Lawson David Manley In Memory of Mary Marshall Miller Tobelmann Joyce Martin In Memory of Willow Aker Amy & Michael McBride Patricia McClane Ida McElroy Jim Minick Rob & Susan Morgan In Memory of Mary Marshall Miller Tobelmann

Mt Pleasant United Women in Faith Donnie and Cathy Pattison Margie Peel Michael James Rutkowski In Memory of Mary Marshall Miller Tobelmann Ronald and Patricia Smiley In Memory of Tom Hodges, Jr. Patricia T. Snapp St. Johns Episcopal Church Women Jeanne Stosser Lynda Stuart In Memory of Tom Hodges, Jr. The Smith Fund Thode Family Charitable Fund In Honor of Dr. & Mrs. Wes Asbury Jerry & Barbara Umberger Colin Wheat James and Susan Wheat

GOLD LEVEL (Yellow Leaf) $1000-up

SILVER LEVEL (Green Leaf) $500-$999

BRONZE LEVEL (Red Leaf) $100-$499

*Please note that BHMC participates in the NAP state tax credit program. If you are not familiar with this program and would like more information, please contact us for details.

Thank You for Making Our Mission Possible. We sincerely thank all our donors, sponsors and other friends of the clinic who contributed during the past fiscal year, October 1, 2024-September 30, 2025. Your generosity makes it possible for the clinic to remain committed to its’ Mission: “to provide affordable, compassionate and high-quality medical, pharmaceutical, and preventive health care services to the uninsured and insured residents of Wythe and Bland Counties. –Stacey, Executive Director

Stacey Linkous, Executive Director & Lee Johnson, Donor and Daughter of Dr. & Mrs. Brock Hughes

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ADDRESS 450 West Monroe Street Wytheville, VA 24382

PHONE FAX (276) 223-0558 (276) 223-0015

WEBSITE EMAIL brockhughes.org info@brockhughes.org

OUR PARTNERS:

EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR Stacey Linkous slinkous@brockhughes.org