TIMELINE
2004
Moncrease & Associates, LLC Founded in Detroit, MI to improve students matriculating down the health professions pipeline and to improve patient care experience. Moncrease & Associates, LLC Affiliated with the Detroit Department of Health and Wellness Promotion (DHWP).
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Moncrease & Associates, LLC Affiliated with Children’s Hospital of Michigan Reach Out to Read Program
2005
Moncrease & Associates, LLC part of the Detroit/Wayne County Response to Hurricane Katrina: Recognized by FEMA as one of the best practices response sites in the United States
2006
Moncrease & Associates, LLC Affiliates with the DHWP to take the lead with Super Bowl XL Warming Centers and with the plan for the Homeless
By NFL - Extracted from a PDF file on www.nfl.com by Kalel2007 (talk),
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2007
Moncrease & Associates, LLC affiliated with Tech Town SmartStart Program in Detroit, MI
Moncrease & Associates, LLC, the DHWP, and WSUSOM partner to create the DHWP Public Health Grand Rounds (PHGR). The first university and city health department in the United States who’s Grand Rounds is run out of a city health department as oppose to the university.
Moncrease & Associates, LLC, partners with Learning Curves. Learning Curves is a Detroit based organization directed at tutoring middle and high school students in the STEM areas.
2008
Moncrease & Associates, LLC Create and Developed the Rapid Drug Dispensing System and the Rapid Emergency Information System Prototype at Tech Town in a storage closet.
DHWP PHGR is the only Public Health Grand Rounds in the nation that is delivered through three (3) medias: Live lecture series, video streaming, and Cable Television
2009
Moncrease & Associates, LLC affiliated with Tech Town’s FastTrac Program
Moncrease & Associates, LLC relocates its Research and Development Laboratory from Tech Town to the historical site of the State Savings Bank Building located at 151 Fort Street (at the corner of Shelby and West Fort Streets) in Detroit, MI. This Detroit landmark was designed by Stanford White, on the ground where, on Jul 11, 1796, was enacted the closing scene of the War of Independence - the evacuation of Fort Lernoult by British troops.
Moncrease & Associates, LLC Supervised H1N1 Vaccination Clinic at the Detroit DHWP
DHWP holds two (2) Town Hall Meetings on the H1N1 Pandemic for health care providers and for community residents
2010
Moncrease & Associates, LLC affiliated with Accession Health Care Enterprising Health Program.
2011
Moncrease & Associates, LLC affiliated with the establishment of the Detroit Middle College Program
Moncrease & Associates, LLC affiliated with the Detroit Youth Violence Initiative
DHWP PHGR partners with the University Of Michigan School of Public Health to do live Webinars (a fourth media). The topics included “Immunizations” and “African American Male Health”
2012
Moncrease & Associates, LLC was awarded United States Patent for RDDS and REIS.
Moncrease & Associates, LLC affiliated with the Detroit MOTTEP Foundation and the Gift of Life Michigan Advisory Board takes the lead in the education campaign for “Informed Consent”
2013
Moncrease & Associates, LLC Research and Development Division merged with Ocular 3 LLC, to update RDDS and REIS
2015
Moncrease & Associates, LLC create and develop the “Legacy of the Black Hospital and Departments in the United States” Traveling Exhibit and Lecture Series
2017
Moncrease & Associates, LLC Reorganized
Moncrease& Associates, LLC partner with Barbara Herrod with a STEM (Science Technology Engineering and Mathematics) Program at Wayne State University for high school students
2019
Moncrease & Associates, LLC partners with WSUSOM, Schoolcraft Community College, and Wayne State University to create the MCAT Prep Training Program
2020
Moncrease & Associates, LLC Updates RDDS and REIS to meet the Noval Coronavirus 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic
2021
Moncrease & Associates, LLC rolls out RDDS and REIS
Moncrease & Associates, LLC Telehealth Division established
Noval Coronavirus 2019.
From: Coronavirus and COVID-19: What You Should Know. Webmd