Mrs. Lalai S. Hamric

Lailai Hamric

Family Health Centers of Southwest Florida

2256 Heitman Street

Ft. Myers, Fl 33902

(239) 278-3600

lhamric@hcnetwork.org

President and CEO: Lalai S. HamricContact: (239) 278-36002256 Heitman St.Fort Myers, FL 33901

Lalai Hamric, CEO, Family Health Centers of Southwest Florida, Inc.

"We have seen very positive results from showing our patients how they can manage their own chronic illness through diet, exercise and the proper use of medications," said Lalai S. Hamric, president and CEO, Family Health Centers of South West Florida.

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Lalai Hamric, CEO

n Family Health Centers of Southwest Florida Inc. has elected its board of director officers who will serve the not- for-profit health care corporation for a two-year term: chairman, John Fritts, executive vice president and senior lender for Florida Gulf Bank; vice chairman, Gary Loundsberry, professor of social services at Florida Gulf Coast University; secretary, Shirley Dooley, retired director of federal projects for the Hendry County School Board; treasurer, Kenneth Thompson, Lehigh Acres private law practice; Lalai S. Hamric, president and chief executive officer, Family Health Centers of Southwest Florida Inc.; the Rev. Jonathan Gray of Cornerstone Ministries; Sharon Thompson, CPA, of Hughes, Snell & Co., P.A. and Jan Gann, director federal projects Hendry County School Board are have joined the board.

Lalai S. Hamric, president and CEO of Family Health Centers of Southwest Florida Inc., announced recently that the not-for-profit community healthcare organization is the recipient of a $333,000 grant from the U.S. Department of Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) to serve the medical and dental needs of homeless individuals in Lee County.

"To further emphasize the communities' faith-based healthcare and social service organizations as partners in the outreach effort to the homeless, Family Health Centers is planning and coordinating this program with Cornerstone Ministries, the Salvation Army, the Homeless Coalition and other local organizations involved in serving this special population," explained Mrs. Hamric.

"We're excited to have this opportunity to provide medical and dental care to a part of the population that is in great need of our services," added Mrs. Hamric."Interacting with Cornerstone Ministries, the Salvation Army and Family Health Centers will enable us to serve the physical, emotional and spiritual needs of the homeless."

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Lalai S. Hamric, president and CEO of Family Health Centers of Southwest Florida Inc., announced recently that the not-for-profit community healthcare organization is the recipient of a $333,000 grant from the U.S. Department of Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) to serve the medical and dental needs of homeless individuals in Lee County.

"To further emphasize the communities' faith-based healthcare and social service organizations as partners in the outreach effort to the homeless, Family Health Centers is planning and coordinating this program with Cornerstone Ministries, the Salvation Army, the Homeless Coalition and other local organizations involved in serving this special population," explained Mrs. Hamric.

"We're excited to have this opportunity to provide medical and dental care to a part of the population that is in great need of our services," added Mrs. Hamric."Interacting with Cornerstone Ministries, the Salvation Army and Family Health Centers will enable us to serve the physical, emotional and spiritual needs of the homeless."

Family Health Centers' senior executive team is now comprised of these four individuals along with Lalai S. Hamric, president/CEO; John Koehler, director of human resources; and Suzanne Pittman, accounting manager.

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