WellSpace Health Breaks Ground on Sacramento's First Integrated Healthcare Campus, $23.6M BHCIP-Funded Facility
WellSpace Health (Sacramento FQHC) and Sacramento County broke ground April 7 on a 13-acre Community Wellness Campus in South Sacramento's Little Saigon neighborhood. Phase 1: a $23.57M, 32-bed Mental Health Rehabilitation Center funded by BHCIP Round 3 + $1.98M county match.
Integrating behavioral health, dental, and primary care for Medi-Cal and uninsured residents — expected to open 2027. A rare expansion story: BHCIP capital dollars still flowing to FQHC infrastructure even as operating revenues face compression.
Part of
- Behavioral-health integration and capacity
Capital projects and grants
Key points
- BHCIP capital dollars are still flowing to FQHC infrastructure expansion even while operating funds compress — a strategic opportunity for eligible FQHCs to apply
- Integrated BH + dental + primary care campus model validates the FQHC comprehensive care approach as sustainable investment
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FQHC Talent. (2026, April 7). WellSpace Health Breaks Ground on Sacramento's First Integrated Healthcare Campus, $23.6M BHCIP-Funded Facility. Source: Sacramento County. Retrieved September 28, 2026, from https://www.fqhctalent.com/intel/wellspace-sacramento-bhcip-campus-groundbreaking-2026
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