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SAN LUIS WALK-IN CLINIC INC
SOMERTON, AZ · EIN 651170616 · Form 990 · FY2021 · NTEE E40 · Health Care · Large ($10M-$50M) · www.rcfbh.org
revenue
$47.7M
expenses
$41.0M
net assets
$29.1M
employees
440
program ratio
75%
mission · from form 990

THE PURPOSE OF THE CORPORATION IS TO PROVIDE CONVENIENT ACCESS TO EFFICIENT AND QUALITY HEALTH SERVICES TO THE BORDER REGION, INCLUDING PROVISION OF MEDICAL DIAGNOSIS, CARE AND TREATMENT TO AND FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE COMMUNITIES AND RESIDENTS OF THE SOUTHWESTERN ARIZONA BORDER REGION, INCLUDING, WITHOUT LIMITATION, PERSONS WHO ARE UNABLE TO AFFORD.

profile · synthesized from sources

San Luis Walk-In Clinic Inc. is a primary care rural health medical center operating as a subsidiary of the Regional Center for Border Health, Inc. It provides healthcare services and vocational training, primarily serving communities in Arizona. The organization also focuses on addressing health disparities in border regions.

named programs · 7 · from sources

what they call their work

Center for Children with Special Needs and Autism
Specialized services for children with autism and developmental disabilities in Somerton, AZ
College of Health Careers
Licensed post-secondary vocational training center offering health career education and workforce development; accredited by ABHES
Family Behavioral Integrated Services
Integrated behavioral and family health services offered in Somerton, AZ
Family Medicine Residency Program
New ACGME-accredited residency program launching in July 2025 to train family medicine physicians in rural border health
San Luis Walk-In Clinic
Primary care rural health medical center providing comprehensive medical services to the San Luis, AZ community
San Luis Walk-In Clinic, Inc.
A primary care rural health medical center providing healthcare services.
Yuma County-Based Paramedic Program
Rural paramedic training and deployment initiative sponsored by RCBH
activities · 6 groups

what they do

  • Conservation Symposium Coordination 2 activities
    • Binational Health & Environment Council Meetings
      Sponsors quarterly meetings for the Binational Health & Environment Council in coordination with public health agencies on both sides of the U.S.-Mexico border.
    • Facilitate binational public health collaboration
      Sponsors quarterly meetings for the Binational Health & Environment Council, coordinating with public health agencies on both sides of the U.S.-Mexico border to address regional health and environmental issues.
  • Community Health Access Expansion 2 activities
    • Collaborative Chronic Illness Care
      Collaborates with the City of Somerton Cocopah Fire Department through a formal Memorandum of Understanding to address healthcare gaps for high-risk patients in Somerton, implementing a coordinated preventive care response for patients with chronic illness, including case management and follow-up.
    • Deliver coordinated chronic care and case management
      Implements a coordinated preventive care response for patients with chronic illness through a formal partnership with the City of Somerton Cocopah Fire Department, including case management, follow-up, and population health reporting to measure patient outcomes.
  • Mobile Health and Basic Needs Outreach 2 activities
    • Deploy mobile medical units
      Operates two mobile health units that provide medical exams, health screenings (including blood pressure, glucose, height, weight), education counseling, immunizations, and preventive care services across Yuma, Mohave, La Paz, and Western Arizona counties, including at community sites such as the Nutrition Center, Yuma County Crossroads Mission, and Yuma Treatment Center.
    • Mobile Medical Unit Services
      Operates two mobile medical units, including the Healthy Buzz unit, providing health screenings (blood pressure, glucose, height, weight), education counseling, and medical exams at various locations across Yuma, Mohave, and La Paz Counties, including the Nutrition Center, Crossroads Mission, and Yuma Treatment Center.
  • Healthcare Career Pathway Programs for Underrepresented Communities 2 activities
    • Provide vocational health career training
      Operates the College of Health Careers, a licensed post-secondary vocational training center that has generated job opportunities for over 1,800 individuals.
    • Vocational Training in Health Careers
      Established the College of Health Careers, a licensed post-secondary vocational training center, to generate job opportunities in the healthcare sector.
  • Community Health Fair & Festival 1 activity
    • Conduct community health outreach campaigns
      Conducts large-scale community health initiatives including an annual summer health fair, free immunization campaigns, and a 2024 door-to-door healthcare census that visited over 3,000 homes in San Luis and Somerton, identifying and enrolling 557 children and 1,131 adults into KidsCare and AHCCCS programs.
  • Uncategorized 6 activities
    • Community Health Campaigns and Fairs
      Conducts door-to-door healthcare census campaigns to assist with enrollment into KidsCare and AHCCCS programs, and sponsors annual summer health fairs and free immunization campaigns in San Luis, Somerton, and Yuma, Arizona, often utilizing mobile health units.
    • Conduct healthcare utilization and cost research
      Monitors ICD10 CTP codes, emergency room visits, and hospital re-admissions to evaluate healthcare costs, savings, and outcomes for project participants.
    • Healthcare Cost and Outcome Monitoring
      Monitors ICD10 CTP codes, ER visits, and hospital re-admissions to evaluate healthcare costs and savings for project participants, using population health reporting to measure patient outcomes.
    • Operate a walk-in clinic
      Operates a walk-in clinic facility at 1896 E. Babbitt Lane in San Luis, Arizona, providing direct healthcare services.
    • Operate fixed-site walk-in clinic
      Operates a walk-in clinic facility in San Luis, Arizona, located at 1896 E. Babbitt Lane, providing accessible healthcare services to the local community.
    • Operate healthcare-related employment enterprises
      Operates multi-million dollar corporations that provide employment for 475 employees, contributing to local economic development and workforce stability in the healthcare sector.
financials · form 990 · fy2021
revenue
Total revenue$47.69M
Contributions & grants$3.73M8%
Program service revenue$42.46M89%
Investment income$82K0%
Other revenue$1.42M
expenses
Total expenses$41.03M
Program expenses75%
Admin / overhead25%
Fundraising0%
Salaries & benefits$21.44M
Grants paid out$0
Largest expense lineCompensation
balance sheet
Total assets$31.84M
Cash$17.43M
Investments$0
Liabilities$2.78M
Net assets$29.06M
Liquid reserves5.1 mo
3 years on record · 2019–2021 · YoY revenue +18.8%
leadership · form 990 part vii · fy2021

who runs it

paid leadership · 8
NameTitleHours/wkCompensation
CHARLOTTE RICHARDS OB/GYN 40 $339K
MICHAEL E STEVENS PHYSICIAN OB/GYN 40 $337K
PRAKSHEP B BHATT MEDICAL DIRECTOR 40 $281K
VASU KRISHNAKUMAR PSYCHIATRIST 40 $272K
DANIEL A CALABRESE PEDIATRICIAN 40 $266K
LEONARDO RODRIGUEZ PEDIATRICIAN 40 $265K
KATHY L WYER CHIEF NURSING OFFICER 40 $110K
ELENA RODRIGUEZ CHIEF OPERATING OFFICER 40 $109K
board members · 10
  • ARTURO MAGANA — BOARD MEMBER
  • CANDICE L ORDUO — BOARD MEMBER
  • CHRISTOPHER J NUEZ — BOARD MEMBER
  • HOWIE JORAJURIA — CHAIRMAN
  • JASON R BRADLEY — BOARD MEMBER
  • JUAN MANUEL GUERRERO — BOARD MEMBER
  • LUCKY ARVIZU — VICE-CHAIR
  • RYAN HOLT — SECRETARY
  • TULY MEDINA — TREASURER
  • VICTOR LOZANO — BOARD MEMBER
relationships · 22

who they work with

  • Arizona Health Care Cost Containment System (AHCCCS) Government — Collaborates to enroll eligible women diagnosed with breast or cervical cancer into the Breast and Cervical Cancer Treatment Program (BCCTP).
  • Blue Cross Blue Shield Partner — Donated a mobile unit used to serve rural communities in Western Arizona.
  • City of Somerton Cocopah Fire Department Partner — Collaborates on a community-based paramedic program to provide preventive care and case management for high-risk patients.
  • Hospital General Partner — Coordinated partner in sponsoring the Binational Health & Environment Council meetings.
  • Phoenix United Way Partner — Awarded a mobile unit through a competitive proposal application.
  • Regional Center for Border Health, Inc. Partner — Co-sponsor of the Yuma County Asthma Camp Not-A-Choo
  • Regional Center for Border Health, Inc. Partner — Collaborates with San Luis Walk-In Clinic, Inc. as part of a network of health service providers in the region
  • Regional Center for Border Health, Inc. Partner — Partner agency participating in the 2024 Nuestros Niños Health Fair and Free Immunization Campaign.
  • Regional Center for Border Health, Inc. Partner — San Luis Walk-In Clinic Inc is listed as a service location under the Regional Center for Border Health, Inc. website, indicating an operational or affiliate relationship.
  • Regional Center for Border Health, Inc. Partner — San Luis Walk-In Clinic Inc is listed under the Regional Center for Border Health, Inc. contact information, indicating an operational or administrative relationship.
  • Regional Center for Border Health, Inc. Partner — San Luis Walk-In Clinic Inc operates as part of the Regional Center for Border Health, Inc. network.
  • Regional Center for Border Health, Inc. Partner — San Luis Walk-In Clinic, Inc. is a subsidiary of Regional Center for Border Health, Inc.
  • Regional Center for Border Health, Inc. Partner — San Luis Walk-In Clinic, Inc. is listed as a location under the Regional Center for Border Health, Inc. network
  • Regional Center for Border Health, Inc. Partner — San Luis Walk-In Clinic, Inc. is listed under the Regional Center for Border Health, Inc. website's locations, indicating an operational or administrative affiliation.
  • Regional Center for Border Health, Inc. Partner — San Luis Walk-In Clinic, Inc. is listed under the contact information section of Regional Center for Border Health, Inc., indicating an operational or administrative relationship.
  • Regional Center for Border Health, Inc. Partner — Shares administrative and operational affiliation as part of a regional health network.
  • Regional Center for Border Health, Inc. Partner — Shares operational or administrative affiliation as indicated by co-listing with other Regional Center for Border Health facilities.
  • Servicios de Salud de Sonora Partner — Coordinated partner in sponsoring the Binational Health & Environment Council meetings.
  • Susan G. Komen Funder — Provides funding through the Race for the Cure to support community outreach and breast cancer education via Promotores de Salud.
  • U.S.-Mexico Border Health Association Network — Serves as the community branch for this national binational health organization.
  • Western Arizona Area Health Education Center Partner
  • Yuma County Public Health Services District Partner — Coordinated partner in sponsoring the Binational Health & Environment Council meetings.