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Regional dashboard covering 12 Federally Qualified Health Centers across 65 sites in the North State region.
12
FQHCs
931
Staff
152K
Patients
65/100
Avg Resilience
25
Job Openings
12
across 65 sites
931
avg 78 per FQHC
225
1 event tracked
N/A
0 of 12 rated
Average resilience score: 65/100. Distribution of grades across 12 FQHCs.
Sorted by resilience score (highest first).
| Organization | City | Staff | Grade | Glassdoor | Programs |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Shasta Community Health Center | Redding | 185 | A | -- | 4 |
| Health Alliance of Northern California | Redding | 220 | A | -- | 4 |
| Peach Tree Health | Marysville | 170 | B | -- | 3 |
| Hill Country Community Clinic | Round Mountain | 45 | B | -- | 2 |
| Shingletown Medical Center | Shingletown | 40 | B | -- | 2 |
| Western Sierra Medical Clinic | Grass Valley | 171 | C | -- | 10 |
| Karuk Tribe of California | Happy Camp | NaN | C | -- | 7 |
| Northeastern Rural Health Clinics | Susanville | NaN | C | -- | 7 |
| Greenville Rancheria Tribal Health Program | Greenville | NaN | C | -- | 5 |
| Mountain Valleys Health Centers | Bieber | 100 | C | -- | 8 |
| Mccloud Healthcare Clinic | Mccloud | NaN | C | -- | 3 |
| Harmony Health Medical Clinic and Family Resource Center | Marysville | NaN | C | -- | 6 |
2 intelligence items relevant to this region.
A new CHCF analysis details how H.R. 1's Medicaid cuts threaten rural Northern California FQHCs. At Shasta Community Health Center, 82% of patient visits are Medi-Cal (60% of revenue). Hill Country CHC's CEO warns: 'If I lose 30% of my revenue, I will have to make a 30% reduction' in staff and services. Drug overdose deaths in Shasta/Lassen are 70% above statewide rates, and the average ACE score is 5 (vs. 2 statewide). Enhanced premium subsidies expired Jan 1, affecting ~9,800 residents. CHCF hosting in-person event in Redding April 2 to discuss findings.
Buried within H.R. 1's massive Medicaid cuts is a $50 billion Rural Health Transformation Program ($10B/year for 5 years, FY 2026–2030) funding grants for rural FQHCs, hospitals, and behavioral health providers. California's likely allocation: ~$500M/year via competitive grants. Eligible applicants include FQHCs in rural shortage areas — targeting North State, North Coast, and Central Valley regions. While it does not offset the far larger Medicaid losses, it represents the first new federal FQHC investment channel since the ACA.