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Real-time tracking of workforce reductions at FQHCs and community health organizations across California. Updated regularly from WARN Act filings, news reports, and organizational announcements.
3,477
Workers Affected
20
Organizations
9
FQHC-Specific
6
Regions Impacted
Federal Funding Cuts
Top Cause
$30 billion/year
Cut from California's Medi-Cal
3.4 million
Californians could lose coverage
1,400+
Community health centers at risk nationwide
0
employees affected
365
employees affected
500
employees affected
2.3%
of workforce
75
employees affected
3.4%
of workforce
120
employees affected
225
employees affected
100%
of workforce
439
employees affected
5.8%
of workforce
265
employees affected
7%
of workforce
158
employees affected
0.07%
of workforce
225
employees affected
3%
of workforce
296
employees affected
5.3%
of workforce
40
employees affected
8%
of workforce
21
employees affected
35
employees affected
4.1%
of workforce
125
employees affected
60
employees affected
4.3%
of workforce
115
employees affected
0.96%
of workforce
45
employees affected
7.5%
of workforce
150
employees affected
12.5%
of workforce
218
employees affected
15.6%
of workforce
The H.R. 1 act ("One Big Beautiful Bill") passed in early 2025 restructures Medicaid funding at the federal level. California, which relies on Medi-Cal to cover over 14 million residents, faces projected cuts of $30 billion annually. FQHCs, which receive an average of 60-80% of their revenue from Medi-Cal, are particularly vulnerable. CalAIM programs like ECM (Enhanced Care Management) and Community Supports also face funding uncertainty.
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