Strengthening Community Health Through Prevention and Access
Our Impact: January–June 2026
During the first six months of 2026, Monarch Health Services continued to deliver measurable health outcomes by expanding access to preventive care, HIV services, treatment support, and assistance programs throughout Palm Beach County, helping individuals overcome barriers to care and stay connected to the services they need.
request an appointmentImpact Snapshot | January–June 2026
During the first six months of 2026, Monarch expanded access to prevention, clinical care, treatment support, and assistance programs throughout Palm Beach County.
Community Health & Prevention
- 627 individuals reached through community health and prevention activities
- 627 free preventive health screenings provided
- 171 free rapid HIV tests conducted
- 156 free rapid Hepatitis C tests conducted
- 249 free rapid health checks provided
- 176 sexual health assessments completed
Clinical Care
- 447 HIV medical visits provided with no out-of-pocket cost
- 239 laboratory visits provided with no out-of-pocket cost
Connecting People to Care
- 163 individuals assessed and linked to Ryan White services
- 207 individuals identified as out of care for re-engagement
Removing Barriers
- 169 individuals received health insurance premium assistance
- 159 individuals received transportation assistance
- 104 individuals received medical visit and copay assistance
- 80 individuals received pharmacy copay assistance
Prevention Impact
Early Detection. Earlier Intervention. Healthier Communities.
Monarch brings preventive health services directly into the communities we serve, helping individuals identify health risks early and connect to appropriate care and support.
- Rapid HIV and Hepatitis C testing
- Preventive and metabolic health screenings
- Sexual health assessments and education
- Mental health screenings integrated into wellness services
- Community-based outreach and health education
- Navigation and connection to appropriate care and services
By making prevention more accessible, Monarch helps individuals better understand their health, address potential concerns earlier, and take the next step toward staying healthy.
Clinical Care & Retention
Helping People Stay Connected to Care
Monarch supports individuals living with HIV, Hepatitis B (HBV), and Hepatitis C (HCV) by helping make ongoing medical care, laboratory services, treatment, and support more accessible.
Our clinical care approach focuses on:
- Access to medical care and laboratory services
- Ongoing treatment and medication support
- Injectable medication administration
- Coordination between patients, providers, pharmacies, and support services
- Re-engagement of individuals who have fallen out of care
- Navigation to services that support continued treatment and retention
By combining clinical services with individualized support, Monarch helps patients remain connected to care, overcome barriers to treatment, and better manage their health over time.
Removing Barriers to Care
Making Care More Accessible
Cost, transportation, insurance coverage, and medication expenses can make it difficult for individuals to access and remain connected to care. Monarch works to reduce these barriers by providing practical support that helps patients get the services and treatment they need.
Our assistance programs include:
- Health insurance premium assistance
- Medical visit and copay assistance
- Medication and pharmacy copay assistance
- Transportation to medical appointments
- Laboratory assistance
- Food and other supportive services
- Navigation to additional community resources
By addressing both financial and practical barriers, Monarch helps individuals access care, remain engaged in treatment, and focus on their health.
340B Reinvestment Impact
Reinvesting Resources Into Patient Care and Community Health
Through participation in the 340B Drug Pricing Program, Monarch reinvests program savings into services and support that expand access to care and strengthen the health of the communities we serve.
These reinvestments help support:
- Preventive health screenings and testing
- Patient navigation and care coordination
- Community outreach and health education
- Medication and treatment support
- Programs that help patients remain connected to care
- Services that reduce financial and access barriers
Through participation in the 340B Drug Pricing Program, Monarch is able to stretch available resources and support services that expand access to care and strengthen the communities we serve.
Ryan White Program Impact
Connecting People to Care and Support
Through the Ryan White HIV/AIDS Program, Monarch helps individuals living with HIV access the care, support, and resources they need to achieve and maintain positive health outcomes.
Our Ryan White services focus on:
- Early identification and connection to care
- Medical and non-medical case management
- Re-engagement of individuals who have fallen out of care
- Health insurance premium and cost-sharing assistance
- Transportation and other supportive services
- Coordination and navigation across medical and community-based services
By connecting individuals with the right services and addressing barriers that can interfere with treatment, Monarch helps people living with HIV remain engaged in care and supported throughout their healthcare journey.