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Resilience
BSites
47
Staff
1,200+
Patients
227,000+
Low Risk
(74/100)Family Health Centers of San Diego provides caring, affordable, high-quality healthcare and supportive services to everyone, with a special commitment to uninsured, low-income, and medically underserved persons.
Overall Score: 74/100
Data completeness: 70%
5 active programs (excellent diversity)
No recent layoffs tracked
Modern EHR: NextGen
No Glassdoor data available
High funding vulnerability
Regional Comparison: Family Health Centers of San Diego scores 74 vs the San Diego average of 69.
Dental Coverage Eliminated for Undocumented Adults
2026-07-01
PPS Rates Eliminated for FQHCs Serving Undocumented Patients
2026-07-01
Work/Community Engagement Requirements Begin
2026-10-01
ECM Provider
NHSC Approved
EHR System
NextGen
Union Status
Unknown
Active Openings
51
Glassdoor
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Profile Source
CuratedDental benefits for undocumented Medi-Cal enrollees will be eliminated, saving $308M in 2026-27 and $336M annually thereafter. FQHCs with dental programs serving undocumented patients will lose dental encounter revenue for these patients entirely.
San Diego County supervisors approved overhauling the County Medical Services program, which served fewer than 40 people last year despite 327,000 Medi-Cal recipients at risk from H.R. 1. Supervisor Montgomery Steppe proposed 'Safety Net Bridge' primary care clinics for anyone losing coverage. A half-cent sales tax ballot measure could generate $360M/year for safety-net programs. The county faces $200-300M/year in additional costs by 2028.
San Diego County Board of Supervisors voted 4-1 to reform County Medical Services, the most restrictive safety-net program among large CA counties. H.R. 1 will strip Medi-Cal from an estimated 75,000 noncitizens in SD County starting Oct 2026, putting ~400,000 San Diegans at risk of losing coverage. Subcommittee will propose reforms within 60 days including eliminating property liens and expanding virtual applications.
San Diego County is absorbing $300M in federal funding losses — $1.1B from Medi-Cal cuts + $300M from CalFresh cuts statewide. Board Chair Lawson-Remer warned cuts 'show up when you call 911.' County workshops scheduled to plan response as hospital reimbursements decline and emergency departments face rising uninsured patient volume.
Blue Shield of California Promise Health Plan invested $80,000 in the Laura Rodriguez Medical Assistant Institute (LRMAI) at Family Health Centers of San Diego — one of California's largest FQHCs. The program supports full-time and part-time MA training tracks totaling 710 hours. This represents a direct FQHC workforce pipeline investment by a managed care plan, a model that could be replicated by other MCPs statewide.
The nation's largest server of uninsured patients grew to $436M in revenue and 210,000+ patients while earning HRSA National Quality Leader recognition — proving that serving the hardest-to-reach populations can coexist with clinical excellence.
Family Health Centers of San Diego operates in California's San Diego region.
Regional FQHCs
13
Avg Resilience
69
Total Staff
7,897
Regional Jobs
177
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