Everyone deserves healthcare

You can make that happen.

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of patients with diabetes have controlled blood sugar, exceeding the national HEDIS benchmark of 34.5%
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of hypertensive patients have controlled blood pressure, surpassing the national HEDIS benchmark of 56.6%
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of new women patients 40 and over received a mammogram referral at their first visits. 87% of those got the screening.
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unique (total) patients cared for since we opened our clinic doors in late 2009 through Sept 2021

Make a Difference.

Korean volunteer seated behind the desk in the patient eligibilty office.

Culturally Sensitive Care

Many of BVMI’s patients are recent immigrants. We strive to provide culturally and linguistically appropriate care. 

To ensure patients receive optimal care and follow-up, interpreters and educational materials are available in Korean and Spanish.

Assistant Medical Director, Dr. Lipton with a female patient in a BVMI exam room.

Primary Care

Nearly 40,000* Bergen County adults with a household income less than 250% of the Federal Poverty Level are living without health insurance and may be eligible for BVMI’s services.

Thanks to our generous donors, Bergen County adults who don’t have health insurance still have access to quality healthcare

Women’s Health Initiative

Women account for nearly 70% of BVMI’s patient population and are often the sole support for their family.

Your donations mean that they receive annual well-woman visits and necessary screenings to keep them healthy.

Participants in BVMI's Prevent Diabetes Program are eligible to particpate in summer Farmer's Market. In this picture the son of one of our patients eagerly checks out the box of produce just loaded into his family's car.

Diabetes Prevention, Care And Education Program

9.2% of Bergen County residents have diabetes; an additional 8.6% report they have been diagnosed with pre-diabetes.

With your help, BVMI provides care to more than 400 patients by providing monitoring and support, medication management, and education on healthy eating and exercise.

Mental Volunteer with male patient.

Behavioral Health

One-third of BVMI’s patients report some level of depression.

Because of you, they have access to mental health professionals who provide support and coping strategies.

Picture of a male patient meeting with BVMI Case Manager, Rosa.

Case Management

All of BVMI’s patients work in low-paying jobs and often don’t have enough money to buy food or pay the rent.

When you support BVMI, you make a difference by ensuring that our patients have access to a case manager who can help them connect to other resources.

Who We Help