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To proudly provide quality care to all people, creating a safe, affordable, and accessible healthcare experience — One Family. One Community. Better Health (Medical Center Health System).
Enrollees, physician groups and the City of Columbus sue HHS over the work-requirement rule's medical-frailty provisions — Taylor v. Kennedy, D. Md.
High ImpactCourtListener docket, Taylor v. Kennedy, Jr., No. 1:26-cv-03705 (D. Md.); complaint filed by National Health Law Program and Democracy Forward · 2026-09-18
Johnson & Johnson requires claims data on every 340B dispense and extends its contract-pharmacy policy to grantees on November 3
CriticalHealthcare Dive (Sept. 14, 2026) · 2026-09-14
Twenty-one states, Pennsylvania's governor and D.C. sue to stop the new public charge rule four days before it takes effect, citing lost revenue at community health centers
High ImpactU.S. District Court, S.D.N.Y. — New York v. DHS, No. 1:26-cv-07978 (complaint filed Sept. 14, 2026) · 2026-09-14
Texas did not expand Medicaid and has no CalAIM — its funding threats differ from California's.
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HRSA ImportKOSA reported August 27, 2026 that Medical Center Health System received a $650,000 HRSA New Access Point grant that designates all four MCH Family Health Clinics in Odessa as federally qualified health centers: two family health clinics, a kids clinic, and a women's clinic. The federal award record (H8055731, August 1, 2026 to July 31, 2027) lists Ector County Hospital District/MCH Family Health Clinic as a Section 330(e) community health center applicant that received look-alike designation in 2008, serves patients at those four existing locations, and projects 15,550 patients and 49,975 visits in calendar year 2026. Executive Director David Garcia said the funding will target obesity, diabetes, and heart disease and called the new status a first step toward future federal funding opportunities.
Ector County Hospital District operates in Texas's West Texas region.
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