Hello Mustard Seed Family! This month in September we would like to shine light on a person who is very adaptable and reliable, Cherice Hazley. She serves as our Certified Medical Assistant (CMA) and Lab Director. Cherice has been with Mustard Seed Community Health Clinic since November in 2017. In her role, she serves as Dr. …
We are happy to announce our newly hired Clinically Licensed Social Worker, Teresita Maxey. She is a recent graduate from the NC A&T State University and UNC Greensboro Joint Program in Social Work. As the clinical social worker for Mustard Seed Community Health Clinic, she will have the responsibility of being a community therapist, community …
It is our honor to shine light onto our Office Manager, Estefania Alfaro-Ruiz, who has been with Mustard Seed since 2016. Estefania began working with the organization after learning about a part-time Front Desk position at the new clinic through Faith Action International House but it quickly became clear what a tremendous asset she was …
When the pandemic came to Guilford County the Mustard Seed clinic suddenly had a whole new set of needs, from PPE to COVID tests to learning how to serve patients remotely. Five talented and generous Greensboro musicians–Laurelyn Dossett, Nishah DiMeo, Lalenja Harrington, Demeanor, and Molly McGinn–stepped up to support the clinic with a series of …
Community Health Workers Gloria McMasters and JoAnne Foster are keeping their community safe and as healthy as possible during the COVID19 pandemic, handing out masks in grocery stores and on the streets. Are you and your friends walking down the street without masks? Gloria or JoAnne keep extra masks in their cars and are likely …
Life is certainly not the same in our Cottage Grove neighborhood with the concerns of a pandemic and a protest movement born from the loss of life of more of our African American people. These protests, however, leave me with a sense that this time in our nation’s history, we are heading toward real change …
On the front line of health care in the pandemic, Nicky Bello answers the phone, “Good morning, Mustard Seed Community Health” and answers questions in Spanish and English. “Do you have a fever? How long have you been feeling sick? Can we schedule a telemedicine appointment for medication refill? I’ll get the nurse on the …
Beth McKee-Huger: Doctor’s orders: Stay home. Support community health. Read More »
Orange Card
Good news for our Orange Card patients!
(The Guilford Community Care Network)
Orange Card gives low-income uninsured individuals access to, among other things, the Health Department pharmacy and medication assistance program) We can now help you renew your Orange Card by phone. To set up a phone appointment email Estefania at estefania.alfaroruiz@mustardseedclinic.org
Just another way Mustard Seed Community Health is saying “Stay Home!”
Signs of the times: Mustard Seed Community Health is keeping its staff and its patients safe by asking patients with symptoms typical of COVID-19 to come to the back door where they are given a mask and taken into an examining room without going through the waiting room. Because COVID-19 tests are not free, Mustard …
https://www.gofundme.com/f/hu8bt-covid19-supplies?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=p_lico+update&fbclid=IwAR1xLDc4VjSa1MZ4UTgFjdvXn4t-lfgJEPJ96Aj96Fs359NRyL6X6Be1tl4 Mustard Seed Community Health is the neighborhood clinic for the uninsured and underinsured residents of the Cottage Grove community in East Greensboro–Mustard Seed’s patients are among the city’s most medically vulnerable people, and many of them are also the ones providing the city’s essential services during the Covid-19 pandemic: grocery store clerks, CNAs, cleaners, delivery …