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“To assure the availability and accessibility of basic primary and preventive health care services to all residents of the service area.”
FQHC headquartered in Eagle Pass, Maverick County (Rio Grande Valley & South Texas). Operates 13 HRSA-listed service delivery sites; within 100 km of the U.S.–Mexico border. Profile not yet enriched — structural data from the HRSA Health Center Program (H80CS00643).
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National percentile 51 · 2024 · HRSA UDS data
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