Valley Health Partners Community Health Center
Alexandra Printz serves as the Medical Director at Valley Health Partners Community Health Center, overseeing the integration of residency practices and monitoring quality and patient satisfaction. In addition to this role, Alexandra functions as a Family Medicine Faculty Physician with Lehigh Valley Health Network and an Assistant Professor of Medicine at the University of South Florida, contributing significantly to medical education and residency training. Previous experience includes a Faculty Physician role at Muhlenberg College and a Telehealth Project Manager position at Jefferson Health, where Alexandra developed innovative virtual care interventions. Academic credentials include an MD and a Bachelor's degree in Biomedical Sciences from the University of South Florida, along with an Associate of Science from Manatee Community College.
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Valley Health Partners Community Health Center
Valley Health Partners Community Health Center (VHPCHC) is a nonprofit organization recognized as a Federally Qualified Health Center Look-Alike (FQHC-LA) by Health Resources & Services Administration (HRSA). An FQHC-LA is a community health center that provides comprehensive primary care and other services such as interpretation, transportation and health education for the community population. An FQHC-LA does not turn patients away based on their ability to pay and removes financial barriers for receiving care. FQHC-LAs provide whole-person care, creating opportunities for the health center to look beyond medical care and focus on social determinants of health that could be some of the underlying causes of poor health. VHPCHC is proud to offer these services to all members of our community! We take pride in having a welcoming atmosphere and offering care that is compassionate, culturally sensitive, and of high quality. Our Mission: Partnering with the people of our community to achieve health and wellness through the delivery of extraordinary care that is compassionate, accessible and affordable in a family-centered and culturally sensitive environment.