St. Louis Integrated Health Network
Amanda Stoermer has a diverse professional background with significant experience in health, community development, and education. Currently serving as the Director of Evaluation, Quality & Learning at St. Louis Integrated Health Network since February 2012, Amanda has held multiple roles within the organization, including Outcomes & Information Manager and Community Referral Coordinator. Previous positions include a Community Development Capacity Building Graduate Intern at the Regional Housing and Community Development Alliance and a Research and Quality Assurance Graduate Intern at Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of St. Louis. Amanda's early career includes educational roles such as a Special Education and Spanish Teacher with Teach for America. Amanda holds a Master of Social Work degree from Washington University in St. Louis, has pursued further education in Education at the University of Missouri-Saint Louis, and earned a Bachelor of Arts in Sociology and Spanish from DePauw University. Additionally, Amanda has studied at Universidad de Granada.
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St. Louis Integrated Health Network
The St. Louis Integrated Health Network (IHN), through collaboration and partnership, strives for quality, accessible and affordable healthcare services for all residents of Metropolitan St. Louis. The IHN encourages collaboration between community health centers, hospitals systems, academic medical schools, public health departments and other safety net institutions toward the common goal of increasing healthcare access and quality for the medically under-served. Since 2007, IHN has administered our flagship Community Referral Coordinator (CRC) program to connect patients to community-based primary care homes and navigate the overall health delivery system. CRC's connect hospital patients from either the inpatient units or emergency room with a primary care provider for follow-up and preventive care. The Referral Coordinators are employees of the IHN who work on-site in the hospital emergency departments and inpatient units. From June 2007 through March 2017, the CRC Program has provided 109,101 patient encounters. During 2016, the CRC Program had 15,505 patient encounters with 51% of individuals connected to a provider. The program currently serves patients of BJC HealthCare Barnes-Jewish Hospital, Mercy Hospital St. Louis, Mercy Hospital Jefferson, SSM Health DePaul Health Center, SSM Health Cardinal Glennon Children's Hospital, SSM Health Saint Louis University Hospital, SSM Health St. Mary’s Health Center, and Phelps County Regional Medical Center.