Community Health Centers’ Journey Through the Pandemic

This collection highlights the financial challenges faced by California’s Federally Qualified Health Centers (FQHCs) during the COVID-19 pandemic, and how they adapted to keep serving patients. It also highlights policy changes that are needed to stabilize FQHCs so they can continue to play their vital role in providing care to Californians with low incomes.

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Holding On: How California’s Health Centers Adapted Operations and Care for Patients During the Pandemic

This paper identifies several key factors that enabled California’s health centers to manage the financial strain exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic while continuing to serve patients at a time when accessing health care involved new and unanticipated challenges.

Racial Health Equity, Technology and Innovation, Telehealth

Surviving COVID-19: Charting a Postpandemic Path for California’s Community Health Centers

California Federally Qualified Health Centers: Financial & Operational Performance Analysis, 2016-2019

lighthouse and a stormy ocean

The Pandemic’s Financial Impact on California’s Community Health Centers: Largest Centers Suffer Significant Losses

Community Health Workers, Primary Care
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Risky Business: California Health Centers Weakened by the COVID-19 Pandemic Prepare for the Future

COVID-19, Health Workforce, Technology and Innovation, Telehealth