This year we are celebrating all of the innovative ways health centers create better lives for their communities. Today we are highlighting all of ways
NACHC’s advocacy team is excited to announce the Outstanding Advocate for August 2016, Alex Cragun, Legislative Coordinator for the Association for Utah Community Health (AUCH). As
NACHC’s advocacy team is excited to announce the Outstanding Advocate for January 2016, Emily Fetterhoff, Director of Communications & Advocacy at HRHCare Community Health. Since
NACHC’s advocacy team is excited to announce the Outstanding Advocate for July 2016, Stephen Schilling, CEO of Clinica Sierra Vista (CSV) in Bakersfield, California. In addition to
The advocacy team is excited to introduce our summer intern, Laura Hefner! Laura is thrilled to have the opportunity to be a part of the
Are you a Health Center advocate looking for more additions to your summer reading list? We’ve got just the book for you! Pick up a
The NACHC advocacy team is “jazzed” to announce the Outstanding Advocate for April 2016, Dr. David Waters, a pediatrician at Sixteenth Street Community Health Centers in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
NACHC’s advocacy team is excited to announce the Outstanding Advocates for February 2016, Tyler Clark and Layza Lopez-Love from Community Clinic in Sprindgale, Arkansas. Community Clinic is a NACHC Hispanic Advocacy
The NACHC advocacy team is excited to announce the Outstanding Advocate for October 2016, Tina Sopiwnik, Dentist and Advocacy Director at NorthLakes Community Clinic in Wisconsin.
It has often been noted that the Civil Rights Movement were the roots of the Community Health Center Movement. Many of the visionaries and brave
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Did You Know? Health centers provide comprehensive care to over 30 million patients at 11,000 service delivery sites in every state and territory. Health centers save the health care system more than $24 billion annually in reduced emergency, hospital, and specialty care costs.
