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Table P -2a: Page 1 of 4 <br /> City of Pleasanton FY 2008 CAPER CDBG Program Accomplishment Data <br /> Funding Performance Measures Total <br /> Agency Spent Accomplishments Persons <br /> Budget 7/09 Project Status Objective Outcome Indicator Assisted <br /> Axis Community $100,000 SO The City allocated approximately $314,000 to Axis in FY 06, Create a sustainable Availability Infrastructure and Public <br /> Health 07, and 08 in support of the construction of a women's clinic living environment Accessibility Service Activities, 4600 <br /> at Axis' Railroad St. site in downtown Pleasanton. low income residents to <br /> Construction on the multi -year funded project was completed be assisted (anticipated) <br /> in July 2009. The project was significantly under budget due <br /> to favorable bidding conditions related to the current <br /> economy. Axis is working with the City to carry over surplus <br /> funds to implement an urgent care clinic on the site in FY <br /> 2009. Completion of the women's clinic will allow Axis to <br /> increase its capacity to provide medical care for Pleasanton's <br /> low income and uninsured population by approximately 30 <br /> While the clinic continues to operate at full capacity, the <br /> expansion will better meet the growing need for care in the <br /> community. <br /> Axis Community 55,000 55,000 741 low income Pleasanton residents were enrolled in publicly Create a suitable living Availability Public Service 741 <br /> Health supported health insurance plans which provided them with environment Accessibility <br /> direct access to medical care. This greatly exceeds the goal to <br /> enroll 292 residents. Axis's innovate enrollment service <br /> assists low income families in navigating the complexities of <br /> enrolling in publicly health plans, such as Medi -Cal, Healthy <br /> Families, CHDP and other programs. Staff assists patients in <br /> obtaining and submitting required documents and in <br /> maintaining enrollment during mandated re- enrollment <br /> periods. This allows families to maintain medical coverage for <br /> essential health care services. <br />