Insights and Actions for Health Care Success
Nancy Freeborne-Brinton
Doctor of Public Health, George Washington University
As a practicing Physician Assistant, public health educator and administrator, FQHC Director of Operations and clinical consultant I’ve learned that community health care centers deliver the best outcomes when
- appropriate resources are identified and utilized;
- effective policies and procedures are defined and put into practice; and
- all stakeholders – patients, clinicians, staff and leadership – feel empowered.
With Freeborne Health Advising I can leverage my experience as a community health center executive, a practicing clinician, a HRSA OSV consultant, and a public health educator and thought leader to positively impact a wide range of centers and clinics throughout the US. I can help prepare your community health center to be in full compliance for an HRSA operational site visit, pursue grants that extend your center’s reach and hone your center’s policies, procedures and practices to achieve consistently superior outcomes.
Our Health Advising Services
A successful executive, administrator and clinician, Dr. Freeborne provides centers/clinics practical, cost-effective ways to improve performance
HRSA Pre-OSV Preparation
Comprehensive support to prepare for HRSA Operational Site Visit success, from honing a center’s governance strategies to achieving more effective clinical outcomes
Effective Grant Writing
Finding appropriate grants, writing winning proposals
Tailored Healthcare Advising Services
From governance strategy to detailed clinical policies and procedures, expert healthcare advising services to improve center/clinic performance
Healthcare Career Advising
Are you considering a career in healthcare? Do you know which schools and degrees are the best fit for you? Let Dr. Freeborne help you discern your strengths, assess your options and navigate the admissions process
Read Dr. Freeborne’s views on issues that affect FQHCs and the public health community
Women with Strong Social Support Live Longer
Tangible social support from others improves health outcomes.
Your Brain Is Changed by Social Isolation
Teens and seniors can be hit hard by seclusion, which may change the brain. We humans are wired to be social, and many of us had difficulties during the lockdowns and seclusion of the pandemic caused by COVID-19. Loneliness, malaise, and feelings of isolation were...
Finding Your Voice: Advocating for Clients During a Pandemic
Dr. Freeborne shares her perspective on addressing client advocacy challenges in a presentation to Professional and Board-Certified Case Managers on behalf of the Commission for Case Managers Certification....
Better Pregnancy Outcomes for African Americans
For the last decade, there has been attention to the troublesome fact that African American women have more problematic pregnancies than do white women. And, while in the U.S. pregnancy outcomes are generally poorer than outcomes in other developed countries, African...
Achieving Fitness With Friends
Tying up the sneakers is the easy part—committing to getting the recommended 150 minutes of moderate-intensity aerobic activity a week takes discipline, planning, and pals. We are social creatures who do best with healthy competition and peer pressure. A body of...
Social Support is Good For Your Health
Published in a recent edition of Menopause, Dr. Nancy Freeborne and colleagues examined perceived social support and its effect on cardiovascular disease (CVD) and mortality. Even after accounting for factors such as income, race, and education that could have...
“This is the finest report I have read to date. Excellent work Nancy.”
“I really enjoyed having you here and especially the opportunity to rethink some of our processes. We are eager to hit the ground running and are grateful for your time and the energy and wisdom you generated.“
“Your expertise has provided us with a wealth of information and an opportunity to improve service delivery through our QI program.”
“I cannot thank Dr. Freeborne enough for her support, reassurance, time, patience, and commitment to my success and growth. Her dedication and sincerity truly make her one of a kind, I highly recommend her advising services!”
Better Healthcare Management Starts Here
To receive more information, contact us by calling (571) 215-7282.
Tailored Health Care Services are also available. Contact us and we can discuss.
