Complaint & Grievance Procedures
The Wright Center for Community Health values the feedback of our patients and their family members regarding the quality of care they have received at our primary and preventive care community health centers in Northeast Pennsylvania.
Ensuring that every patient receives exceptional care is always the top priority of the care teams. It is important for The Wright Center for Community Health to understand a patient’s unsatisfactory experience with a provider, member of the staff, or anything related to care so the appropriate medical staff can find a solution to better the experience of all patients and improve the entire organization.
The Wright Center for Community Health has complaint and grievance procedures in place if you have an unsatisfactory experience.
Please do one of the following:
- During your visit, express your dissatisfaction with your care or treatment to a member of your care team or the practice manager.
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- Send a message to your care team or practice manager via the Patient Portal.
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- Patients can also call 570.230.0019 to speak to the practice manager where they receive care.
The Wright Center for Community Health managers and locations include:
Clarks Summit:
Betsy Miller, manager
Dickson City:
Marianne Linko, manager
Friendship House:
Kathleen Barry, manager
Hawley:
Lida Kiefer, manager
Mid Valley:
Raelynn McCafferty, manager
North Pocono:
Elizabeth Ephault, coordinator
North Scranton:
Maria Vitelli, coordinator
School-Based:
Desiree Howe, coordinator
Scranton:
Beth Ebersole, manager
Scranton Counseling Center:
Betsy Miller, manager
Tunkhannock:
Kathleen Barry, manager
Wayne:
Colleen Dougherty, manager
Wilkes-Barre:
Kimeth Robinson, manager
Dental:
Kim McGoff, director of operations
Driving Better Health:
Anthony Beltran, coordinator
Ryan White HIV Clinic:
Ashley Gula, coordinator
The Wright Center for Community Health’s complaint and grievance policy instructs the responsible manager and/or director to respond to a patient’s grievance within three business days. If an investigation is warranted, a final letter will be sent to the complainant within three business days of its resolution.
