2022 Highlights

• Over +62,000 total patient encounters 

• Over $1.3 M dollars of musculoskeletal health services provided without cost.

• Over $632,000 dollars of behavioral health services provided without cost.

• $1,232,468 worth of in In-kind volunteer services

• 20,420 hours of medical and mental health student education

• Musculoskeletal Health – 34% of patients were seen for knee pain, 25% hip pain, 18% back pain, 18% neck pain, 5% other. 

• Mental Health Counseling – 27% seen for Depression, 38% seen for Anxiety, 17% seen for substance use, 12% seen for Couple/Family Concerns, 6% Other

• Participation By Self-Reported Gender – 52% of patients treated, women, 47% men, <1% undisclosed

• Participation By Self-Reported Employment Status – 59% unemployed, 16% Employed, 14% Retired, 9% Declined, 2% Student, <1% Child

• Participation By Self-Reported Race – 24% Hispanic, 49% African American, 20% White, 4% Unknown, 1% Declined, <1% American Indian, <1% Asian, Native Hawaiian or Other 

• Participation By Self-Reported Age – (2-12) <1%, (13-19) 2%, (20-29) 8%, (30-39) 10%, (40-49) 13%, (50-59) 19%, (60-69) 24%, (70-79) 13%, (80+) 10%

• Participants from 300 unique zip codes in Illinois, with the majority of participants from the Chicago ara