Annual Report
Fiscal Year 2018-2019
Jenna Tosh, PhD
President & CEO
Anne Schowe
Board Chair
Dear Friends,
Over the last three years, we have been focused on implementing a
four-year strategic plan. Due to the ongoing attacks on reproductive
health care, our number one strategic priority is simple – Our Doors
Stay Open! We are pleased to report that this year, just like the past
two years, our doors stayed open for everyone who needed us.
We have continued to not only survive – but to thrive – as an
essential resource for communities throughout the Central Coast.
In fiscal year 2018/2019, we provided care to 31,057 patients through
58,870 visits. We are proud to be the primary provider for abortion
throughout our region.
In June, PPCCC began providing gender affirming care. This new service
fills a critical need for transgender patients who face numerous barriers
to accessing the care they need.
We continued to work tirelessly to address the rise in STIs (sexually
transmitted infections), both locally and throughout the state of
California. This year, we diagnosed 2,387 cases of STI’s, a staggering
18% increase from just two years ago. We also launched a marketing
campaign – The Only Way to Know, Is to Know – to highlight the
importance of getting tested.
We are honored to be the most trusted provider of reproductive health
care – we couldn’t do it without you!
who we serve
by the
numbers
327
cancer prevention & detection
cervical breast
patients by age
31,057
total patients
PPCCC is proud to serve patients of all genders.
58,870
health center visits
22,634 visits when the patient left with birth control
98
vasectomies
we our volunteers
Gardasil vaccine
helps prevent human
papillomavirus (HPV), a
cause of an estimated 75%
of cervical cancers and 90%
of genital warts.
PAP tests, colposcopies, and
LEEP procedures represent
a progression of cancer
detection tests. PAP tests are
used for routine screenings.
Abnormal findings are
evaluated by colposcopies
and treated by LEEP
procedures.
Regular clinic breast exams
by a health care provider are
important for finding breast
cancer early.
Planned Parenthood
continues to recommend
that women over 40 get
mammograms.
11000
8250
5500
2750
0
16 and
younger
40 and
older
17-19 20-24 25-29 30-39
3000
2250
1500
750
0
4000
3000
2000
1000
0
colposcopies
breast
exams
LEEP
procedures
mammography & breast
ultrasound referrals
HPV
vaccines
PAP
tests
254 252 3,2512,828 88032
8,115units emergency contraception dispensed
6,079cancer screenings
29,744 visits when the patient received an STI test
3,284
abortions
who generously gave their time
to advance our mission!
26,386 female
49 genderqueer
71 choose not to disclose
35 female-to-male
(FTM)/transgender
male/trans man
15 male-to-female
(MTF)/transgender
female/trans woman
9 non-binary
4,624 male
source
of funds
birth control
sti prevention
use of
funds
102,024
Sexually transmitted infections (STIs)
are on the rise in California, including
on the Central Coast. We provided
88,886 STI tests this year.
132,774
total units dispensed
1,819
intrauterine contraception
1,595
implant
6,609
ring
13,045
patch
5,287
shot
8,115
emergency (Plan B)
65,554
pill
condoms provided
76%
patient services
Net income is the result of a temporary increase in
payment rates from California State Medicaid program.
12%
management/general
72%
health services
48%
family pact
5%
information tech
30%
medi-cal
4%
fundraising
20%
fundraising
17%
private insurance
4%
public affairs
5%
self-pay
3%
education
3%
investment
1%
other
Total Revenue:
$19,130,683
Total Expenses:
$17,165,351
50,0000 100,000 200,000
Net Income/Loss $1,965,332
