Overview
CMADC provides health care in Rockland County for the uninsured and underinsured, offering primary care along with dental, OB/Gyn, behavioral health, and other specialties through private physicians in a nonprofit setting since 1993, serving more than 17,000 patients. It operates a community health care model where affiliated private doctors deliver a range of medical and dental services and coordinate care across specialties; federal ARRA funding supports expanding access by hiring more providers. CMADC stands out as a nonprofit focused on underserved residents in a defined area, using federal funds to grow while delivering multiple services in one place under private physician care. Its goal is to increase access to medical and dental care for Rockland County’s underserved residents by expanding services and recruiting more providers to meet growing demand.
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What believers are saying
- The June 18, 2026 dismissal cut court costs and public litigation noise.
- LeadIQ says government grants contributed $1.27 million in 2024 revenue.
- Integrated care and multiple locations support sticky local patient relationships.
What critics are saying
- Amar-Eichenwald v. CMADC moved to JAMS arbitration, leaving employment liability unresolved.
- Revenue fell 1.7% in 2024, squeezing staffing and capital investment.
- A 58-person workforce makes physician departures immediately service-disruptive.
What makes Community Medical and Dental Care unique
- CMADC combines medical and dental care under one roof for continuity.
- Johnnie Byrd became Chief Medical Officer in May 2026, sharpening clinical leadership.
- LeadIQ estimates 58 employees and $20.2 million revenue in 2024.
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