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5:1 <br /> d. Other providers --In addition to organizations listed below are priva <br /> practitioners in Durham and Orange Counties. There are 867 physician <br /> Durham County and 579 in Orange County, as of September 1976. <br /> These include <br /> 1 . Family Practioners--31 in Durham; 22 in Orange <br /> 2. General Practioners--5 in Durham; 9 in Orange <br /> 3. Obstetrician-Gynecologists-45 in Durham; 31 in Orange <br /> 4. Pediatricians-72 in Durham; 58 in Orange <br /> 5. Internists--179 in Durham; 117 in Orange <br /> 6. Other--535 in Durham; 342 in Orange <br /> Organizations and institutions regularly serving Orange County residE <br /> are: <br /> 1. Hospitals--North Carolina Memorial, Duke (in Durham County), DurhE <br /> County General <br /> 2. Nursing Homes--Carol Woods Retirement Center, Durham Rehabilitatic <br /> Center, Hilihaven Orange Nursing Center, Lakeview Manor <br /> 3. Community Health Centers and other Outpatient Services--Orange-Cha <br /> Comprehensive Health Services (Carrboro and Prospect Hill sites); <br /> Clinics <br /> 4. SHAC (Student Health Action Committee) Clinic <br /> 5. Women's Pavilion (Durham) <br /> 6. Other major family planning providers in the geographic area serve <br /> the Orange County Health Department's Family Planning Program incl <br /> North Carolina Memorial Hospital at Chapel Hill;both Ambulatory Ca <br /> OB-GYN Clinic and Family Practice; Orange-Chatham Comprehensive He <br /> Services at Carrboro and Prospect Hill; private physician practice. <br /> including Chapel Hill Fertility ServicesjP.A.; Chapel Hill Obstetr <br /> and Gynecolomf.A.7 Durham Women's Clinic/P.A.; Fred Summers, M.D <br /> (Chapel Hill) ; Orange Family Medical Practice (Hillsborough); Hill: <br /> Family Practice (Hillsborough). <br /> It is difficult to estimate the percentage of target population service <br /> these other providers. However, it is evident that these providers arc <br /> concentrated in the southern part of the county and,with the exception <br /> OCCH , other providers do not target low income patients and do not ham( <br /> sliding fee scale for services. <br /> e. Referral patterns.--Regular and frequent referrals occur between the hE <br /> department and, area hospitals (especially NCMH); private practioners; <br /> (especially regarding MIL , primary care, and prenatal services; the <br /> Department of Social Services' the Orange-Person-Chatham Mental Health <br /> and Women's Pavilion (in Durham). <br /> In addition to referral patterns, cooperation with OCCHS has resul <br /> in provision by that agency of a full-time nutritionist operating at th <br /> health department, as well as WIC nutritionists on Thursdays. DSS prov <br /> a social worker for Title XX services on both family planning days. <br />