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Regional dashboard covering 11 Federally Qualified Health Centers across 109 sites in the Sacramento region.
11
FQHCs
1.7K
Staff
319K
Patients
69/100
Avg Resilience
53
Job Openings
11
across 109 sites
1,740
avg 158 per FQHC
None
No layoffs tracked
3.3/5
4 of 11 rated
Average resilience score: 69/100. Distribution of grades across 11 FQHCs.
Sorted by resilience score (highest first).
| Organization | City | Staff | Grade | Glassdoor | Programs |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| WellSpace Health | Sacramento | 375 | A | -- | 5 |
| Ampla Health - Sacramento | Yuba City | 250 | A | -- | 4 |
| Sacramento Native American Health Center | Sacramento | 70 | B | -- | 4 |
| CommuniCare Health Centers | Davis | 200 | B | -- | 4 |
| One Community Health | Sacramento | 135 | B | -- | 3 |
| Elica Health Centers | Sacramento | 600 | B | 2.9 | 12 |
| Sierra Vista Community Health | Citrus Heights | 110 | B | -- | 3 |
| Health and Life Organization, (h.a.l.o) | Sacramento | NaN | C | 4.2 | 6 |
| Sacramento County Health Center | Sacramento | NaN | C | 3.7 | 8 |
| Winters Healthcare Foundation | Winters | NaN | C | -- | 8 |
| Cares Community Health | Sacramento | NaN | D | 2.5 | 9 |
4 intelligence items relevant to this region.
Sacramento County is at risk of losing $26 million in federal health and human services funding as the Trump administration's HHS restructuring and DOGE-aligned cuts rescind COVID-era public health grants. California and 22 other states have filed suit to block the cuts. A separate $233,000 HHS grant termination has already stalled a community health leadership program in South Sacramento's Lawrence Park neighborhood before it launched. Sacramento County Health Center is an FQHC serving the county's lowest-income residents.
Sacramento County risks losing $26 million in federal health funding after HHS rescinds COVID-era CDC grants as part of agency restructuring. California and 22 other states have filed suit challenging the cuts. Sacramento's FQHCs — which grew from 10 to 29 facilities in 8 years — may face patient volume surges as county services contract.
Health Net (Centene) announced $31.25M in grants to develop 10 housing projects in LA, Sacramento, San Joaquin, and Stanislaus counties, providing 900+ affordable housing units. Since 2020, Health Net has dedicated $93M to housing/homelessness initiatives. This investment intersects directly with CalAIM Community Supports — FQHCs delivering housing navigation and transitional rent services in these counties could benefit from increased housing stock for ECM patients.
Glenn County's only hospital cleared a federal CMS licensing hurdle needed to reopen, though it still requires millions in additional funding. The rural Central Valley county lost its sole hospital in 2023, forcing residents to travel 30+ miles for emergency care. The reopening effort — led by the Glenn Medical Center Foundation — demonstrates community investment in rural healthcare infrastructure even amid federal funding cuts. Glenn County is served by Ampla Health (the region's primary FQHC).