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HomeMy WebLinkAboutMINUTES - 07221997 - P1 TO: BOARD OF SUPERVISORS I FROM: William Walker, M.D. , Health Services Director By: Ginger Marieiro, Contracts Administrator .f- Contra Costa DATE: July 9-, 1997 County SUBJECT: Acceptance of Contribution from the City of Richmond SPECIFIC REQUEST(S) OR RECOMMENDATION(S) & BACKGROUND AND JUSTIFICATION I . RECOMMENDED ACTION: Accept $200, 000 from the City of Richmond for the purchase of a new mobile clinic for the West County Mobile Clinic Project and a small patient transportation van for the Center for Health. II . FINANCIAL IMPACT: Acceptance of this specially designated contribution from the City of Richmond (via Chevron Corporation) will result in $200, 000 to support the activities of the Department ' s West County Mobile Clinic Project . No County funds are required. III . REASONS FOR RECOMMENDATIONS/BACKGROUND: The West County Mobile Clinic Project began operation in November 1995, and will continue as an ongoing project of the Department ' s Public Health Division to increase access to health services for un- and under-insured residents of West County. This is a collaborative project of the Health Services Department, Kaiser Permanente, and Brookside Hospital (now Tenet Corporation) , and is currently funded by $200, 000 in trust funds from the General Chemical Corporation and $7, 000 from Kaiser Permanante . Brookside Hospital contributed their converted recreational vehicle for use as a mobile clinic and pays for registration, license, and insurance for the vehicle. State immunization subvention funding supports RN staff time and other staff and operational costs are supported by the General: Chemical Trust funds . The Kaiser grant pays for pharmaceutical and laboratory supplies for the mobile clinic . Acceptance of these funds will allow the Department to obtain a new, state-of-the-art mobile health clinic for the West County Mobile Clinic Project, as well as a patient transportation van for the Center for Health. The current vehicle used for mobile clinic services is aging rapidly, and requires frequent maintenance which interrupts clinic operations . Three certified/sealed copies of this Board Order should be returned to the Contracts and Grants Unit . CONTINUED ON ATTACHMENT: YES SIGNATURE:\ A RECOMMENDATION OF COUNTY ADMINISTRATOR RECOMMENDATION OF BOARD COMMITTEE APPROVE OTHER SIGNATURE(S) ACTION OF BOARD ON July 22, 1997 APPROVED AS RECOMMENDED X OTHER VOTE OF SUPERVISORS _X UNANIMOUS (ABSENT - - - - ) I HEREBY CERTIFY THAT THIS IS A TRUE AYES: NOES: AND CORRECT COPY OF AN ACTION TAKEN ABSENT: ABSTAIN: AND ENTERED ON THE MINUTES OF THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS ON THE DATE SHOWN. Contact: Wendel Brunner, M.D. (313-6712) CC: Health Services (Contracts) ATTESTED T„1: 22, 1997_ City of Richmond Phil Batchelor, Clerk of the Board of Supervisors and County Administrator . M382/7•83 BY DEPUTY i i � LIFELINE ' SHELTER SYSTEMS r rUFELINE r SHELTER SYSTEMS 1 1 1 r 1 An Introduction to a r Mobile Outreach Program for the r Contra Costa County 1 Board of Supervisors r Ms. Dale Jenssen 1 r r Your LrteLin representative: resentative: p Richard M. Dinse ' Vice President 1-800-605-LINE 250 Lowery Court Grove ort Ohio 43125 Telephone: 6141836-1948 1 Fax 6141836-8040 r 1 UFEUNE Driv e for Success ! ' LifeLine Shelter Systems manufactures the Mobile clinic units offer several distinct world's finest, best built, and lowest cost advantages over stationary clinics. Here are ' mobile medical and dental clinics for urban just a few: and rural outreach. We have the right answer for your outreach program! ❑ Expensive equipment can be amortized ' Drive for success! over more patient locations to help justify an investment. Our owners achieve ❑ Staff is able to success through reach patients ' community located in chal- education and action. Talk to some of our unreachable areas clients: they'll tell you unreachable ' Y Y through tradi- how they've worked tional systems. in their communities to drive for success ❑ Your investment ' with LifeLine! in mobile care Why go mobile? insures patients Simply put: you can regular access ' help expand services to true medical to more people with and preventive less equipment and care. ' staff. In New Haven, a pregnant mother ❑ Patients will vis- it a mobile unit who used to have an hour-long, two-bus- `: w m��^ caunonnuc near the home, t transfer to the doctor ® �< o especially those can now merely walk who are impov- ' 4 _ r across the street to erished or , the city's new mobile — •- - '°' elderly. health clinic built by LifeLine. As the ❑ Many patients ' see mobile unit Mayor of New Haven's wife said care as specially when it opened, "This designed and ' is the best thing to tailored to their needs, and a happen in New This 40 ft.long LifeLine health van serves thousands of patients from its base at Hamilton Medical Center in Dalton,Georgia. Valued comm- Haven in a hundred years!" Hamilton's Tony Carter is the mobile program coordinator. unity ' I service. Professional space in motion. 1 1 Choose your ... ..... .. ..... ............ ...... floor a. .. . ..............- . .... Aa You can rely on LifeLine's • • • design team to get you a • precise scale drawing of the floor plan that you ..... want. Some people prefer Q __. to work out their own design, so use these four floor plans to sketch it out. Each 1/8 inch equals , one foot on the outlines on ..... .... ......... this page. Elsewhere in this booklet, you'll find ' some 1/4 inch to 1 foot scale drawings of some sample floor plans. LifeLine uses GMC and other fine chassis for your new health van. ' SIGRAGE _ AMC .. .......... 40 ft. model , 0 ............ rams ......... AMC1 a 36 ft. model.... .. .........._:......._ _.... ;........ 0 SMRAGE , AMC ......... ..... o 30 f -model......r7 .... ....... .... ...................... .:..... ... ....... 48 ft. model , 1 UFE.UNE,­,,,,­"-,, Purpose -built • just for ou . ' Four models Purpose-built is our way of saying, 'custom-built.' grade lighting,screened windows,ducted heating.full ' Each LifeLine van is purpose-built just for you. air conditioning.AM-FM-tape-compact disc music There are four LifeLine models that can be systems,closed circuit TV and more. Colors? You get outfitted for you: a 48-53 ft. long semi-trailer your choice from over 27.000 different combinations of unit; a 40 ft.self-propelled model;a 36 ft. self- coverings,patterns,and fabrics to make your work on ' propelled model;and a 30 ft. self-propelled the road enjoyable for staff and patients. model. Built tough from the ground up Differences between the models All LifeLine mobile medical units contain rock-solid 12 ' independent of and de gauge steel and washable wall systems for Semi-trailers offer more room,and are inde p decades of hard use. The units have solid /<in.thick the power unit,giving you less maintenance worries steel I-beams in the floors,one piece roof systems.and shoulde power unit break down. The se -drive, rugged fixtures. unibody,models are more compact for easter driving t and parking. In most states,the unibody models can be ADA compatibility driven with your normal driver's license. Each mobile unit is built with disabled Americans in With any of the models.LifeLine mind. We place fully-powered ADA chair lifts,rest ' offers you the most room and a rooms,doors,halls,and fixtures as you want them for professional appearance. We offer the compliance standards that you want to meet. GMC or other fine brands of power units for maximum dependability. nationwide service,and effortless driving. The GMC/LifeLine van is ' fully warranted for two full years! f You choose the plan s . ' The enclosed drawings show _ various vans outfitted with medical s and dental exam rooms and other I equipment.We design them the ' way you want them: The floor plan --`i is always your choice. BI — i t — Professional equipment We help you plan your exam i – ' rooms.lab,consultation and other -� 14 rooms. We don't use r.v.or bus- ; E * _ type fixtures either. These are real _-----_– '—_-_----..:... •�=� modular medical cabinets,extra- ' deep upper cabinets,full laminate coverings,real vitreous china !1 toilets,stainless steel lavatories. 1� ' plenty of hot water,commercial- Among other uses, Grant Medical Center in Columbus, Ohio targets improving on low birthweight babies at several local high schools. 1 LIFELINE 1 - 1 Before ou hit t road . People frequently ask us for advice on programmatic ❑ Current health care gaps/barriers to care. ' issues. Here are some questions that you need to Provider/patient ratios. answer. Distance to care/transportation problems. ' Cultural or language issues. Advantages of mobile care. Current/proposed cost for care. ❑ Increases patient perception of care. Homeless/rural/urban/migrant issues. ❑ Increases utilization of services/equipment. Patient capacity. 1 ❑ Brings services to work sites,schools,and nursing ❑ Vehicle size. homes. ❑ How will the program solve the problem? ❑ Staff enjoys mobile service. ❑ How will patients perceive the mobile care? ❑ Provides controlled prevention program. ❑ Driver training. 1 ❑ Services the needs of the under-served: medically ❑ Physical size of the exam rooms. indigent or Medicaid-eligible. C3 Lobby size necessary. ❑ Predictable costs for operation. ❑ Rest room on board necessary? ❑ Provides education on-site. ❑ Equipment for sanitation work. ❑ Elimination of cost of escorting patients to fixed ❑ Equipment for x-ray? 1 clinic. ❑ Is ADA accessibility needed/desired? ❑ outlying areas with patients in rural areas. Planning considerations 11 Urban-dwelling patients without transportation. '❑ No.of medically underserved in area. Disadvantages of mobile units. ❑ Current area health services. ❑ Complex treatments not feasible. - - ❑ Initial capital expenditure. r_ Program design. ❑ Affiliations in your organization. ❑ Establishing the written schedule for care. 1 ❑ Staff and recruitment issues. ❑ Sites served,hours,patient utilization. F' a ❑ Arrangement for specialty treatment. ' ❑ Records and or collections. 1 ❑ Routine asepsis and log of sanitation performed. �7 w i4x. t'2 Program goals&van uses. ❑ Health education. ❑ Facilitate service to high risk areas. 1 ❑ Dental sealant programs. ❑ Immunization.EPDST. r ❑ Prenatal care/reduce low birthweights. ❑ Work site testing,work hardening. ' ❑ Dental screenings to underserved. ❑ Senior screenings. ❑ Special events,health fairs,etc. ❑ STD/HIV/AIDS screening,testing. 1 Luxury appointments In a ❑ Mammography,other x-rays. Lifeline driver's cabin include ❑ Functional capacity evaluations. power steering,air conditioning, ❑ Auditory testing power disk brakes AMIFM digital ❑ Disaster relief,mass casualties 1 stereo, tachometer,tinted glass, ❑ Physical therapy and more. Professional space in motion. 1 1 Driving for Success in Upstate New York 1St. Mary's ' New York -- First 1 rs of a kind mobile program � runs as a partnership with the Department of Veterans Affairs ` K 1 `A lot of people will not access regular health care because of real and perceived barriers. But we get over many of those barriers with our mobile care program," according to Bonnie F. Hadden, director 1 of the HealthReach program at St. Mary's Hospital in Rochester, NY. C " 1 Hadden pridefully speaks about her outreach team's partnership with the Department of Veterans 1 Affairs, and the linkage with the VA hospital in Canandaigua, near Rochester [see photo reverse]. "It's a first-of-a-kind partnership. But, in addition to reaching out to veterans, we also serve other at- 1 risk patients with badly needed health services. j "Lots of people today have no health insurance, or 1 they're underinsured. It's really rewarding to he patients say that they're pleased that we're out there helping them...that they can trust us to be a reliable 1 source of care." 88 ml.—� Rochester 1 Seven _ county Od— Monroe service YdaYne� Genesee area On,aa� 1 WY-ng Ning � s 1 New York e �y 1 1 s .� Sylvia K. Scott Carter is one of the care providers ' "This [mobile program] is a real on board the HealthReach unit. According to collaborative effort with the VA and Scott Carter, "Our program is highly visible to the local health agencies and our hospital. community. We've heard time and time again that I Everyone is so giving, and the people are glad that we're therefor them. Our rewards are therefor OUT mobile unit is a continuing source of pride in the �cornmunities that we serve." , patients...and our community." Scott Carter adds, "Inside the unit, privacy for the 1 patients is great. It's much better than the church basements or rec halls that we were in. This is a ' / little medical office on wheels. We even have an awning outside so that we have relief from heat and rain.,, Both Scott Carter and Director Hadden agree that mobile care is just one of the dramatic ' alternatives that health care professionals must employ in today's changing world. Hadden a emphatically states, A 50 percent diminution in ' ST. MARY'S HOSPITAL beds dictates that we find alternatives to providing HealthReach care. Our LifeLine van allows us to reach separate geographical areas without a huge ' overhead burden. "We chose L feLine for our new ' HealthReach unit because we liked the floor plan and equipment choices, and ' Sylvia Scott Carter, nurse practitioner for adult health especially the people: LifeLine did for the HealthReach program, at the door of their what the said the would." LifeLine 40 ft. long mobile medical unit. y y ' €. = �� .. c�► RECORDS ' EST DL'00ROOM J�- 0 t :EXAM ROOM No. ITT Program fa s � u Owner/operator: 5t. Mary's Hospital, Rochester, NY Length, exterior: 40 feet Width, exterior: 8'/z feet ' Height, overall: 12 ft.9 in. Engine: V8 gas , Generator: 15kw diesel Current program: Outreach to area veterans for all facets of health care,with an emphasis on primary care and prevention... Provider,advocacy for The Canandaigua, New York, VA medical center vulnerable people,bridging into services at the VA hospital, or to 5t. Mary's Hospital, or to other agencies near the patient. Affiliates: VA organizations; many area agencies; UFELINE churches of all denominations; county public ' health departments;and Rochester's Catholic gamily Center. 1-800-678-LINE ©1996-LifeLine Shelter Systems,Inc. ' Rugged quality. x 1 You're buying LifeLine quality ... Tough, straight walls the best there is. Walls are straight up to the ceiling, with ' LifeLine builds your health van with no rounded ceiling-wall junction like commercial-grade products, so that you busses and RV's have. We use Class A can put it into service knowing it can fire-rated board with a cold pressed ' take heavy foot traffic. laminate surface sandwiched between a 12-14 gauge roll formed steel channel Your investment will last that's MIG welded together. Compare ' You won't find cheaply made walls, these specs to any other manufacturer, residential-grade lighting, or RV-toy and LifeLine will come out ahead. fixtures in a LifeLine van. Our units aren't based on bus or RV bodies, either. High Ceilings ' Recreational vehicle bodies are great for You never duck around low-hanging family vacations, but they won't stand lights or air conditioners with LifeLine's up to heavy use, day after punishing 8 foot high ceilings. They make the staff t day. And bus bodies are just too feel better about work, and patients see cramped for staff and patients to use. a more professional atmosphere. ff Strong floors The solid 1 1/2in. wood sub-floors are f. - I 1 laid ship-lapped over solid steel I- t beams, then overlaid with your choice of commercial-grade floor covering. The floor never squeaks, and it never rattles loose. IV n Heat& air ._•-, Stay warm in the winter and cool in the summer with powerful LifeLine heating, _- - ventilating, and air conditioning systems. Each LifeLine air handler is fully ducted through the ceiling, not ' through cheap roof-top blowers like RV's and busses use. With a complete air exchange every 1'/z minutes, staff ' members and patients are always in a fresh air environment...45 changes,an hour! a i LIFELINE 1 Equipping our van . 1 Your LifeLine representative can forward a Extinguisher, fire, under counter 1 complete list of options that are available to Eye chart, plastic wall-mount- 13-1240 you for your new van. Typically, you won't Fax/copier 1 want all of these in one van, but this list will Generator, electrical get you thinking about your choices. Heating/air conditioning Hook, clothing, pair 1 Air conditioning, front cab Infant measuring stick Alarm, burglar, with rear panic Intercom phone, front to rear cabins Alarm, rear back-up Lavatories, stainless 1 Autoclave Leveling gear Awning, acrylic, with weather shield Lighting, exterior Baby changing station, fold-up Lighting, rear cabin, fluorescent Cabinets and countertops Literature rack, 2 tier, clear acrylic 1 Centrifuge Microwave for break time Coffee maker Needle (sharps) container Computer Otoscope/Opthalmoscope ' Computer printer Radio, AM/FM, seek/scan, digital clock Desk Rei:rigerator/freezer, under-counter Exam light Stele -adult w/measuring stick 1 Exam table -powered, non-powered Scale, pediatric Exam table, paper Seat, blood draw Exam, privacy curtain Seat, for lobby Exam, stool, with back Seat, secretarial 1 Seating for staff to ride along Smoke detector, battery Sphygmomanometer 1 Sputum induction room, negative pressure x :+ Steering, power Lifeline Tachometer, engine alarm health A Telephone & connector for modem, fax used in vans are ; "� _ Thermometer, electronic 1 �� � I urban and Toilet& rest room, low flow usage rural T �_ Transmission, automatic environ- i 3 = i TV/VCR (13 in.) with swivel mount menu in I-I �( -- Video, rear view system with monitor about Wheelchair lift, powered up and down equalr Wipers -intermittent 1 proportions. X-ray, chest unit X-ray, mammography LifeLine offers a complete line of 1 professional dental equipment, too! Professional space in motion. 1 IFEUNE Basic specifications . You can't find a more well-built health van Restroom...................................................................Vitreous fixtures than LifeLlne's. Here are just a few of the Roof...........................................One piece,no lap seams,no rivets Smoke detector.................................................................Included ' basic chassis features that we offer...but stairs,portable folding.......................................................Included others may not. Completey on exterior,no stair wells inside y Steering system................TRW or Saginaw hydraulic power assisted Telephone...........................................................................Optional AirCleaner.............................Donaldson dry type(paper element) Television.............................................................................Optional ' Air conditioning, Tires.................Michelin steel belted radial-255/80R x 22.5G 14 ply front cabin..............Fully dash integrated with electronic controls Transmission.................................................................Allison AT545 Air conditioning, Optimized for performance,economy,response-Microcomputer controlled rear cabin.........................................Ducted fully-no rooftop units shlff points,clutch engagement and gear selection,noise-reducing helical Antifreeze protection...................................................-40 degrees F planetary gears,pressure balanced rotating clutches,and built-in inhibitors Batteries..........Freedom 11 Plus or Linehoul Dual-770 to 1,500 CCA that reduce chassis component wear and rear by preventing harsh shift. Block heater...................................Included with any diesel engine Water heat.........................................................In-line,or tank-type Bumper................................................................................Chrome Wheel chair lift,ADA-compliant..........................................Optional Brakes.............................H draulic ower-assisted s Iii Wheel boxes.......................................................None inside cabin Hydraulic p 0 system,disc Wheels.................Standard 22.5 x 7.5 8 hole hub-piloted disc steel Color choices..................................................27,000 combinations Connectors,electrical..............Metri-Pack connectors triple sealed optional stainless Dol'-approved inserts Drip rails............................................................Integral on all doors Wipers...............................................................variable intermittent Width,minimum inside........................................................8 ft.0 in. Exhaust,engine.....................................Stainless steel or aluminized Wiring ..sonic welded where practicable Single,horizontal eidraust with aluminized outer shell to fight corrosion. """ves the fight to hang t Flooring,rear cabin........Your choice of commercial-grade carpet UleLine reserves the right to change mese specNlcotions without notice. or hospital-grade elastomer profiled tile. Frame&frame rails.............................1,378,300.1,972,300 Ib.RBM 110,000!b.psi relative to fatigue and service life•steel painted to prevent corrasion ' ENGINES HP/ LB.FT EST (nos.2&4 are standard) RPM TORQUE MPG ( i Il' 1-Standard 6.01.V8 GAS........225/4,000............340/2,800..........4.0 2-Optional 7.01.V8 GAS.........255/3,800............400/2,800..........3.5 ' II d 3-Optional 3116 DIESEL.........170/2,600............420/1,560.........6.5 4-Optional 3116 DIESEL.........185/2,600............495/1,560.........6.0 J 1 t 'Your miles per gallon will vary from these estimates,depending upon octuoi driving It � conditions.Gasoline engines have computerized engine functions,integrated governor control,electronic sperk control,dual fuel compatible,and will automatically compensate for altitude. Freight/delivery charges.....................Included in continental U.S.A. Fuel lines.......................................Nylon with quick-connect design For no corrosion and for kink-resistance Fuel pump...................Internal tank design with 30 psi fuel pressure _ Helps eliminate vapor lock,Improve atomization and combustion r r Fuel tank......................................................50 gallon step,RH&LH Fuses.........................................................................Maxi-fuse block n ' Eliminates most fusible links for less maintenance - Generator,rear cabin...................................................Kohler diesel Generator,front cabin(alternator)..............................100-130 amp ' Glass..................................Front-tinted solar-ray;rear-31%,dark tint ' Graphics,exterior......._2 mil premium cast vinyl,7 year guarantee Height,minimum inside ceiling...........................................8 ft.0 in. This optional awning extends the Paint........................Robotically-applied high-solidsacrylic enamel lobby area for St. Joseph's Hospital Radio,front cabin............AM/FM stereo electronic,with seek/scan Radio,rear cabin............. .............Optional AWFM/CD/Cassette in Houston, where Frank Prado is the ' Radio,rear speakers....................Optional 3 individually controlled mobile unit coordinator. Rearaxle...........................................................................17,850 Ib. Rear suspension................................................21,000 Ib,multi-leaf Refrigerator...............................Nominal 4 cu.ft.-110 vac&12 vdc Professional space ow m@07@01 LIFELINE 1 Questions and answers . 1 I This is an abbreviated list of questions that General Motors, so it will meet aPP licable ' people ask about mobile programs. You ernission standards (even California's strict may find it useful to study these, and standards) at no extra cost to you. , become an in-house expert! Your LifeLine representative has more information like What about driver's licensing requirements? this for your use. Just ask. While our semi-trailer models almost ' always require a commercial driver's How many miles will I travel o year? license, our unibody vans are a snap to Most mobile clinics are driven about 5,000 drive! In some states,you'll need to get a ' to 10,000 miles a year. class B or C license, but in most states your current auto driver's license will do. What will I spend on maintenance? For the first 24 months (and unlimited What is the head room and width of the miles)you'll only spend money on a couple clinic area? of oil changes (about$30 to $50 each), lube We have a full 8 foot ceiling(normal room jobs (another $30 or so), and normal wear height) and it is a full 8 feet wide. items like wiper blades. Your LifeLine warranty (through General Motors) covers What powers the clinic? engine, drive train, frame, corrosion, and A Kohler kilowatt electrical generator is , more for a period of two full years! used, and we also provide a receptacle and 50 foot cord for use with shore power. Who maintains the vehicle? The chassis can be maintained at any of Does the unit come with on exterior awning? ' thousands of medium-duty truck shops. We can supply a wide vinyl acrylic, top-of- We provide the owner with a list of the 650 the-line awning. GMC dealers around the U.S., many of ' which service medium-duty chassis, and What size are the clean and dirty water are only a few miles away from you. tanks? They are nominally 88 gallons...about than Where do I garage the van at night? three times the size of most RV-type ' Some users put in a concrete pad, with an vehicles. electrical hook-up so that the unit can be plugged in and heated at night. If water is Who should operate the van? 1 left in the pipes to the plumbing fixtures, A.Program Coordinator is a must. One you must protect the water from freezing, person needs to be in charge of the van to just like you do in your own house or monitor its use and care. Your Lifeline rep , office. The absolute best parking space is will happily provide you with a job an indoor, heated garage. description for this critical task. Will it meet environmental laws? What does it cost to operate the van? , Your LifeLine mobile medical A.budget work sheet is available. Consult clinic chassis is manufactured by your LifeLine rep for a copy. Professional space in motion. UFEUNE sa 0 ur clients . 0 0 our greatest asset . LifeLine mobile medical units are used around the U.S. in places like Houston, Los Angeles,Washington, DC. and more.And around the world,LifeLine health vans help out in in places like Armenia,Mexico, Saudi Arabia, and Kazakstan. LifeLine is expert at assisting professionals in getting the resources to do your job,with a proven product that has been specially tailored to your requirements. Here are a few of our clients who will be happy to discuss their Lifeline experience: Ms. Barbara Pasquale, RN Mrs. Rae Arnold, RN Ms. Rosalia Guerrera Mobile Program Administrator Director, Community Outreach Mobile Program Coordinator Hospital of St. Raphael and Church Partnership Primary Health Care Services New Haven, CT Grant Hospital Laredo,TX 203/789-3661 Columbus, OH 210/718-6739 614/461-3989 ' Ms. Mary Hood Dr. Neva Chauppette, Psy.D. Program Coordinator Ms. Jeanette Eleff HIV Testing Coordinator Mercy Mobile Health Care-St. Director-Wellness Center Valley Community Clinic ' Joseph Hospital Frederick Memorial Hospital North Hollywood,CA Atlanta, GA Frederick,MD 818/763-1718 404/249-8600 301/698-3205 Ms. Sally Shaw Ms. Carol Kline Ms. Pearlie Ward Immunization Coordinator Coord., Community Outreach Mobile Unit Coordinator Sacramento Co.Health& Ohio University Urban Affairs Corporation Human Services Athens, OH Houston,TX Sacramento,CA ' 614/593-2292 713/222-8788 916/732-9419 Ms. Angie Herrera Ms. Rosie Perez Project Administrator Mobile Unit Spohn Hospital Coordinator St. Joseph Hospital ` Corpus Christi,TX p p' 512/985-5746 Houston,TX 713/756-5055 - Ms. Mabel Sargent r - Dental Coordinator Ms. Bonnie 1 MetroHealth Hadden .� i Cleveland, OH Director,Community 216/391-3853 Health Division HealthReach ' Ms. Cathy Scarbrough, RN St.Mary's Hospital Skippy Express Mobile Program Rochester,NY Administrator 716/464-5822 ' Brackenridge Foundation You never see a hole in LifeLlne's one- Austin, TX piece roof system. There are no rivets 512/480-1239 nor lap seams in the cabin area, so it is virtually leak-proof.! Professional space in mogl®no 1 LIFELI N E 1 Floor 1 planner. 1 LifeLine can help you hone in X-ray capability Lobby/waiting yourfloor plan ideas f you'll c3 Chest? o How many 1 seats. Jill out this form and fax it ❑ Mammography? o ' back to us. When choices are o Dental? available,place the underlined letter in the box Exterior Driver & engine o We can use an awning , to indicate your choice: ❑ Air conditioning? canopy for a waiting area. ❑ Power steering? o We will use the van at night, Exam area ❑ Diesel or gas? so we need exterior lighting. o How many? o Automatic transmission? ❑ We want our logo on the 1 o Adult or pediatric? o Rear,video for backing? outside of the van. [Supply o Pelvic exam space needed? ❑ — a clean copy of your logo to o W lighting needed? ' Lifeline.J ❑ Privacy curtains? Disabled access (ADA) o Hearing testing? o Wheelchair lift? Rest room ° o Partial or full access o Staff or public? ' Consultation area o o Wheelchair accessible? ❑ How many? Positioning of exam o No. of seats in each? o TV/VCR needed? rooms Miscellaneous ❑ [check only one] [List any other special considerations] ❑ The exam rooms should be Lab / pharmacy as large as possible. ° ' o Blood draw area? o The exam rooms should be ❑ No. of refrigerators. right next to each other, ° o Lab bins? even if size of the rooms is ' sacrificed somewhat. ° Intake/records area Flow of patients inside ° , o No. of staff for intake? [check only one] o Computer? ° We dont want to waste ° o Cellular phone? space inside the van, even if o Fax capable? traffic flow is inhibited. ❑ o Computer modem capable? ° We want a flow of patients from one station to another ❑ ° inside the van, even if it 1 wastes a little space. ° o , Professional space in motion. 1 fl0` 10, Ell,1111 um flu ©©®itl ® tl 1 0 g0 fl9 0103©Q 11M Ci Ntl 11,1 f tls "" r, �— r 1 �I lid• iAC�®�Ctll� � _ rm� 1 _ 6 77 0. 3 i 1 1 1 1 i r I MLRCY MOBLE 1 , HLALTH CARE g i i 1� Saint Jose hT— i, P s}iospttal of�AHanta A �dBI r 1 , '1 e- bW E.y- r _ I 1 FEATURES and options... ' FOR CONTRA COSTA CO.HEALTH CARE V6 NUKEUNE FRONTCABIN................................................................................. Air conditioning,front cab................................................................. 1 Heating/air conditioning,rear,ducted-18/23 BTUh.......................... 1 Alternator,100 amp.......................................................................... 1 Height,rear cabin,inside-8ft.1 in.(nom.)....................................... 1 ' Axle,front,11,000 Ib.capacity......................................................... 1 Hook,clothing,pair...........................................................................3 Axle,rear,Eaton 19,050 Ib.single speed.........................................1 Insulation,rear cabin,triple foam by Dow....................................... 1 Base model GMC/Lifeline C7HO42................................................ 1 Insulation,winterizing,underfloor..................................................... 1 Battery,dual-heavy duty Delco,1,500 cc amperes........................ 1 Intercom phone,front to rear cabins,battery op...............................1 ' Battery,redundant C-H switch system............................................. 1 Kortron wall system between studs................................................. 1 Brake,hydraulic split system............................................................ 1 Landing gear,4 point bi-axis,hydraulic............................................ 1 Bumper,front chromed steel............................................................ 1 Lavatory,w/towel,soap disp,mirror................................................. 3 Engine,CAT 3116 diesel-185 hp upgrade....................................... 1 Length,rear cabin inside-30 ft.inside plus attic.............................. 1 ' Frame-80-110,000 psi yield strength,reinforced............................1 Lighting,ceiling,rear cabin,fluorescent.......................................... 1 Freight,chassis................................................................................ 1 Lighting,exterior,door light.............................................................. 2 Fuel tanks,100 gallons.................................................................... 1 Lighting,exterior,scene,fluorescent................,...............................7 Glass-tinted Solar-Ray.................................................................. 1 Lighting,undercounter......................................................................5 ' Hubs,oil filled front........................................................................... 1 Literature rack,6 pocket,clear acrylic..............................................3 Mirrors-outside,7 in. x 16 in.with spots....................................... 1 Manual,operating............................................................................. 1 Paint color-white............................................................................... 1 Needle(:sharps)container................................................................ 2 Radio,AM/FM,stereo,seek/scan,digital clock............................... 1 Otoscope/ophthalmoscope,wall mount,Welch-Allyn...................... 1 , Seat-full width bench grey/black cloth............................................ 1 Radio,AM/FM/CD/tape,w/ceiling speakers..................................... 1 Shock absorbers,front,heavy duty.................................................. 1 Receptacle,110 vac,exterior........................................................... 1 Stabilizer bar,front........................................................................... 1 Refrigerator/freezer,3 cu,ft.,110vac/12 vdc.................................... 1 Suspension,rear,21,000 Ib multileaf............................................... 1 Rest room,ADA kit,handicap bars,high toilet.................................1 , Tachometer,engine alarm.............................................................. 1 Rest room,incl.low flow toilet.......................................................... 1 Tires,all season rib-255/80R x 22.5G(14 ply).............................. 1 Rooms built with 12-14 ga rolled steel struts....................................1 Tow hooks,front............................................................................... 1 Seat,flip,up,set of arms for single blood draw................................ 1 Transmission,automatic 4 speed Allison AT545............................. 1 Seat,flip,up,vinyl,double................................................................ 2 ' Trim,interior,graylblack vinyl...........................................................1 Seat,flip-up,vinyl,single..................................................................2 Wheelbase,281 in.208 in.CA.........................................................1 Seat,secretarial............................................................................... 1 Wheels-22.5 x 7.510-hole,Accuride DCT.................................... 1 Service availability-nationally ....................................................... 1 Wipers-intermittent......................................................................... 1 Shore power,cord,50 ft................................................................... 1 ' REAR CABIN&EXTERIOR AMENITIES........................................ Shore power,reel&box................................................................... 1 Alarm,burglar,w/3 rear panic buttons&back-up............................ 1 Smoke detector,battery................................................................... 2 Awning,acrylic,with weather shield.................................................2 Sphygmomanometer,w/cuff holder,Welch-Allyn............................. 1 Baby changing station,fold-up......................................................... 1 Stairs,entry,manual........................................................................ 2 ' Cabinets,Midmark,w/laminate counters......................................... 1 Storage compartment,rear of body.................................................. 1 Ceiling,acoustical........................................................................... 1 Telephone,cellular,&connector for phone,modem,fax................. 1 Cabinet,bins,plastic(set)................................................................ 1 Telephone,exterior antenna&jack only.......................................... 1 Computer,instal.&wiring only.........................................................2 Training,on-site................................................................................ 1 Cooler,with ties in attic,for transport of samples.............................1 TV/VCR(13 in.)with swivel-tilt mount.............................................. 1 , Desk,chart,15x20 in,metal,white.................................................. 1 Undercoating,entire chassis............................................................ 1 Door,interior&exterior(except whl chr).......................................... 6 Video,near view system with in-cab monitor.................................... 1 Electrical,healthcare wiring(NEC 517)............................................1 Water heater,undercounter..............................................................1 ' Electrical,secondary shore power,30-50 amp 110vac....................1 Water level monitoring system......................................................... 1 Exam,light,wall,deluxe halogen-Welch Allyn................................. 1 Water tanks&pump,88 gal.ea....................................................... 1 Exam,privacy curtain,fabric,white.................................................. 1 Water,distilled,holder,with cup holder............................................1 Exam,scale,adult,Detecto,bal.beam,meas.stick.......................... 1 Wheelchair lift,powered up and down............................................. 1 , Exam,scale,pediatric,Detecto 8435,digital................................... 1 Wheels,deluxe chrome liners.......................................................... 1 Exam,stool,with back,pneu.,Ritter................................................ 2 Wheels,rear tire inflation extenders................................................. 1 Exam,table paper,21 in.,12/ctn......................................................1 Width,rear cabin,inside-8ft.Oin.(nom.)........................................ 1 Exam,table,ob/gyn/general,Ritter.................................................. 1 Windows,special screened..............................................................5 ' Exam,thermometer,electronic-Sherwood Genius...........................1 WARRANTEES(see written warrantee information) Extinguisher,fire,undercounter....................................................... 2 Air conditioner-5 year,unlimited miles.......................................... 1 Eye chart,plastic wall-mount-13-1240........................................... 1 Corrosion-5 year,unlimited miles.................................................. 1 Fuel cap,locking.............................................................................. 2 Drive train-5 year,unlimited miles................................................. 1 ' Flooring,acoustical sub-floor........................................................... 1 Emissions-5 year,50,000 miles,......,............................................ 1 Flooring,elastomer profiled tile or carpet......................................... 1 Frame rail corrosion-5 year,unlimited miles................................. 1 Freight&delivery charges................................................................1 Generator-2,000 hours,unlimited miles......................................... 1 Generator,diesel,Kohler-15 kw....................................................... 1 Noise emissions-lifetime of the vehicle......................................... 1 Generator,exhaust extension.......................................................... 2 Suspension-5 year,unlimited miles........,......................................1 Generator,acoustic sound filters......................................................2 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