IEHP Opens 33,000 sq-ft Community Wellness Center in San Bernardino — Free Programming Open to Members and Non-Members
Inland Empire Health Plan (IEHP) is opening a 33,000 sq-ft Community Wellness Center at 2050 N. Massachusetts Ave., San Bernardino — replacing its existing Second Street site. The two-story facility includes six multi-purpose rooms, a teaching kitchen that seats 50, and five partner suites for CBO co-location.
Free programming is open to members AND non-members, making it a practical coordination point for Inland Empire FQHCs (SAC Health in particular). Signals plan-driven wellness infrastructure expansion in a region facing acute FQHC distress (Centro Medico, Innercare NLRB hearing).
Key takeaways
- Plan-driven infrastructure — FQHCs can partner for co-located CBO suites and teaching-kitchen programming
- Coordination opportunity for Medi-Cal members amid H.R. 1 / ICE chilling effects
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Affected FQHCs
FQHC Talent. (2026, April 13). IEHP Opens 33,000 sq-ft Community Wellness Center in San Bernardino — Free Programming Open to Members and Non-Members. Linked evidence: IEHP. Retrieved September 11, 2026, from https://www.fqhctalent.com/intel/iehp-sb-community-wellness-center-opening-2026
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