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Clients
List
When client name is underlined and changes color with the
cursor, click to see comment below. If a "report" icon is shown for that
client, click to go to Publications. Several reports are available in
PDF format for download.
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Actors Fund
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AIDS and Adolescents Network of New York
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Austin Area Comprehensive HIV Planning Council
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Austin / Travis County Health and Human Services Department
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Body Positive, New York
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Bronx AIDS Services
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Clark County Health District
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Coalition for the Homeless
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Community Resource Exchange
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Dallas County Health and Human Services
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Dallas HIV Services Planning Council
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Dallas Health Services Delivery Area Consortium
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Fortune Society
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Foundation for Research on Sexually Transmitted Diseases
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Gay Men's Health Crisis (GMHC)
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Harris County Health Department
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Harlem Directors Group
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HIV Resource Group
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Hetrick Martin Institute
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Human Resources Services Administration (HRSA)
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Houston HIV Service Delivery Area Care Consortium
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Houston Area HIV Services Ryan White Planning Council
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Indiana State Department of Health
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International HIV/AIDS Alliance
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Jamaica/SE Queens HIV Network
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Jane Addams Peace Association
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Las Vegas EMA Ryan White Title I Planning Council
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Latino Commission on AIDS
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The Long Beach Department of Health and Human Services
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The Los Angeles County Commission on HIV Health Services
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Los Angeles Family AIDS Network
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Medical Health and Research Association of NYC, Inc. (MHRA)
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Mid-Hudson Region HIV Care Network
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Multnomah Country Oregon Health Department
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New York City AIDS Fund
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New York Organ Donor Network
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New York Mayor's Office of AIDS Policy Coordination
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New York Public Library
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New York Academy of Medicine
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New York AIDS Institute
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Oregon State, Oregon Health Division
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Roche Pharmaceutical
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The Resource Group
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Ryan White Title I Planning Council of Houston, TX
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Sacramento HIV Health Services Planning Council
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San Francisco HIV Health Services Planning Council
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Staten Island AIDS Task Force
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Support Center of New York
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Westchester Department of Health
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Clients' Comments
In terms of knowledge and experience, the staff
at PCH had a superior grasp of the public health field. At the local level,
PCH displayed a strong ability to communicate with a very diverse group
of individuals --- crossing many socioeconomic, cultural, and ethnic distinctions.
In general, these skills --- knowledge, experience, and the ability to
communicate well --- all contributed to both an excellent work product
and a rewarding work relationship. Jeff Jordan, Grants Manager,
Dallas County Health and Human Services
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PCH has been an indispensable partner in helping
the Oregon Health Division and our community partners understand the needs
of PLWH/A in Oregon. PCH staff are dedicated, well-educated, able to work
well with diverse groups of clients and constituents, and highly professional.
Not only was PCH a very able contractor for our work, but they also wrote
a successful grant to HRSA which will bring resources into Oregon to further
our understanding of the needs of our clients. I am very pleased with
our work with PCH to date, and I look forward to continuing to work with
them in the future. Michael J. Stark, Ph.D., Director, Program
Design and Evaluation Services, Oregon Health Division and the Multnomah
County Health Department
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With a limited timeline, PCH worked collaboratively with our staff
and interns and with their technical expertise we were able to recode
our existing surveys. PCH analyzed the information and provided a thorough
and practical document to be used by management in decision making and
planning.
Ms. Lucia Orellana has been our primary contact at PCH and has been
highly accessible and competent. From my experience working with her,
I strongly recommend PCH for their ability to produce highly organized
and finely crafted products with a limited budget and with a tight timeframe.
Barbara Davis, Director of Human Resources, Actors’
Fund
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PCH developed a database and resource guide for the Statewide AIDS
Service Delivery Consortium (SASDC) that included updating service and
target population information.
Despite a much more extensive updating effort than was anticipated,
PCH delivered the Guide and Database, managed to convert the complex Contract
Management System into their database, and produced a cleanly formatted
guide from over 100 different data fields.
PCH’s database technical skills, report writing skills, and
analytic skills, plus their expertise in HIV prevention and care would
recommend them highly for developing a database that would review, analyze
and report data that identified agencies, populations, and areas of high
HIV prevention need. They are among a handful of groups that we have worked
with who have both database development, statistical analysis skills and
substantive HIV/AIDS knowledge.
Dr. Cohen has built PCH over the past few years from a one-person
not-for-profit TA provider to a team of consultants with excellent technology
and database skills, combined with an ability to produce highly organized
and finely crafted products. I recommend them highly for this project.
Don Lee, Bureau of Special Populations, AIDS Institute
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PCH developed a complex relational database that reviewed over 116
different HIV/AIDS needs assessment and documents, and they designed and
conducted an analysis of needs and barriers by region and subpopulation.
The database design for the Statewide Coordinated Statement of Needs
was complex. While there were some technical difficulties, PCH, and particularly
Mitchell Cohen, worked many hours to assure that the database delivered
what we needed. PCH’s staff is qualified and we highly recommend
Lucia Orellana. She is very talented and easy to work with.
The documents reviewed for the SCCN had to compared and analyzed data
from diverse sources. Dr. Cohen participated with a team of consultants
and was instrumental in developing the conceptual basis of the database
and analysis. His knowledge of HIV/AIDS and conceptual abilities to summarize
data are excellent. The ability of the database to sort and analyze data
are evident in the SCSN document.
We have found PCH responsive to our demands and they have shown the
time and dedication to producing a quality product. Mona Scully,
AIDS Institute
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There are few research and TA organizations in New York who can provide
the mix of database, analytic and technical skills that PCH brings to
the table. David Klotz, AIDS Policy Coordination, Office of
the Mayor
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PCH clearly has the expertise in HIV/AIDS prevention and care, the
database development, and analytic skills to successfully complete the
HIPS project.
In the TA Outcome project Dr. Cohen and PCH showed an ability to combine
high level conceptual and analytic work, with rapid coordination of community
based providers for participation in focus groups and surveys. Based on
information collected in both statistical programs and databases, PCH
completed a highly detailed analysis. In working with the Office of the
Mayor, PCH has always expended the extra effort to assure that its reports
are well written, clearly formatted and well presented. In fact, I have
used their report as an example of an excellent product in classes I teach
at Columbia.
Dr. Cohen and his staff are accessible and competent. I recommend
them highly for their integrity, expertise, and commitment to the HIV/AIDS
community. Jo Ann Schop, Office of the Mayor
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Through the years that PCH has worked with the Commission, they have
shown their high level of expertise in designing culturally competent
questionnaires and focus group outline, in English and Spanish. Their
approach and deliverables indicate their strong theoretical approach and
analytic writing ability coupled with knowledge and sensitivity to the
needs of diverse communities.
There are few research and TA organizations who can provide the mix
of theoretical, analytic, technical skills in a culturally sensitive manner
which PCH offers. I highly recommend them for the quality of their work,
their knowledge of HIV/AIDS, their analytic expertise and their commitment
to the community. Julia Andino, Director of Programs, Latino
Commission on AIDS
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