Named health centers opening or closing sites, merging, changing leadership or changing their electronic health record.
Closures and openings are arriving together. Minnesota's largest health center closed two St. Paul clinics and Partnership Health Center will close its Seeley Lake clinic October 31, while Thrive Alabama plans a new Albertville site and two South Carolina health centers plan a merger into one 24-site organization, pending HRSA approval. North Hudson Community Action Corporation opened a Weehawken health center on September 18.
As of
Based on: Hudson County View · MPR News · Seeley Swan Pathfinder · WEIS Radio · WRDW
FQHC Talent ·
SAC Health laid off 49 nonclinical employees and closed two San Bernardino clinics. California requires a WARN notice at 50, so this layoff will not appear in the state's WARN reports. A count of zero health center layoffs in WARN data is a floor, not a total.
This week: If you track regional workforce supply from WARN filings, add local reporting and health centers' own notices to the same list.
Timeline
Indian Health Board of Minneapolis
Event:
Indian Health Board of Minneapolis lists September 22, 2026, as the opening day for services at its Menaandawiwe Wellness Campus.
Hudson County View
Event:
On Sept. 18, 2026, North Hudson Community Action Corporation (NHCAC), a federally qualified health center, opened its Weehawken Health Center at Tower Plaza, 4100 Park Ave. It is open Monday through Friday…
WEIS Radio
Thrive Alabama was awarded $650,000 through HRSA's Health Center Program to open what the reporting describes as “a new Federally Qualified Health Center” in Albertville, Marshall County, with a mid-December target.
Seeley Swan Pathfinder
Event:
Partnership Health Center, a federally qualified health center serving Missoula County, will close its Seeley Lake clinic when its lease ends October 31, 2026…
Analysis · FQHC Talent
SAC Health laid off 49 nonclinical employees and closed two San Bernardino clinics. California requires a WARN notice at 50, so this layoff will not appear in the state's WARN reports. A count of zero health center layoffs in WARN data is a floor, not a total.
Organization · SAC Health
SAC Health — a Section 330 health center in our own directory, roughly 255,000 visits a year across seven locations — laid off 49 nonclinical employees and closed two San Bernardino clinics to close a reported $10 million operating gap. The closures.
Government · Departamento de Salud de Puerto Rico
Event:
Sistema de Salud Menonita ceased medical-office operations at the Culebra CDT effective August 31, 2026, and the Health Department signed a temporary agreement with HPM Foundation, Inc., operating as HealthProMed…
News · WRDW
Event:
HopeHealth (Florence) and Rural Health Services (Aiken) announced plans to merge operations into a single community health center.
Berks Community Health Center and Union Community Care
Event:
Berks Community Health Center, a Reading-based Federally Qualified Health Center founded in 2012, and Union Community Care, which serves Lancaster, Lebanon and Chester counties, announced on August 17…
MVA Health Centers
Event:
MVA Health’s provider page, carrying a July 10, 2026 site timestamp, says Gregory Mims, MD, joined in April 2026 and serves as chief medical officer.
Community Vision
Event:
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.
Organization · Wai'anae Coast Comprehensive Health Center
Event:
Wai'anae Coast Comprehensive Health Center says it will begin using Epic and launch MyChart on July 14, 2026. Visits and records from July 13 and earlier remain stored in NextGen, while visits and records from go-live day forward move to MyChart.
and 171 more organizations
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