Elica Health Centers buys its West Sacramento clinic with $1.09M in CDFI financing, guarding against displacement
Community Vision, a CDFI, provided $1.09 million in financing for Elica Health Centers — a nonprofit FQHC — to purchase its longtime leased clinic at 155 15th Street in West Sacramento (Yolo County), which it has operated since 2013. The site averages 5,400+ patients a year with 20 staff.
Elica has grown from two sites in 2002 to 12 clinics plus four mobile units, serving 64,000+ patients in 2024. Owning the building protects the FQHC from displacement amid healthcare-funding uncertainty.
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FQHC Talent. (2026, June 25). Elica Health Centers buys its West Sacramento clinic with $1.09M in CDFI financing, guarding against displacement. Primary source: Community Vision (CDFI). Retrieved July 21, 2026, from https://www.fqhctalent.com/intel/elica-health-west-sacramento-clinic-purchase-july-2026
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