ECHO provides ECHO Community Clinics with operational, recruiting, financial (when appropriate), usage, and marketing support. Operational support comes from access (through a clinic liaison) to the launch team – a group of experts from Church Health who will consult clinics on their establishment and day-to-day operations.
ECHO will assign an experienced consultant to work with your project and give you access to our planning guide, benchmarking tools, start-up files, and other tools only available to those clinics with aspirations to become a Church Health Community clinic. ECHO also offers periodic conference calls for training and networking with operational clinics and projects under development.
Our Director of Clinic Sponsor Recruitment will match clinic founders with support from the churches in their community. Church Health became what it is today in large part because of the support it has received from St. John’s United Methodist Church during its 30-year relationship. ECHO hopes to help all ECHO Community Clinics cultivate fruitful relationships with the churches in their area.
ECHO offers templates, branding, guides, and purchased media to provide ECHO Community Clinics with usage and marketing support. Our goal is to support viable, sustainable clinics that are committed to providing quality healthcare to those in need.