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Central Coast·395+ staff
Model and sources current through: 2026-05-28
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Three FQHCs in Central Coast with similar overall scores.
Activity timeline — Community Health Centers of the Central Coast
6 chronological events: intel we published, layoffs we tracked, AI adoption.
Santa Barbara County Issues 84 Layoff Notices — 47 in Public Health — and Will Close Two County Pharmacies June 30; All Five Health Centers Stay Open
Santa Barbara County issued 84 layoff notices in mid-May while closing a roughly $70 million gap in its $1.64 billion FY2026-27 budget — 47 of them in County Public Health (the la…
Santa Barbara County Issues 84 Layoff Notices (47 from Public Health) + Public Health Pharmacy Closures — Largest Central Coast Safety-Net Cut of 2026
Santa Barbara County issued layoff notices May 10-13 for 84 positions effective June 30, 2026: 47 from Public Health, 31 from Social Services, 5 Sheriff's, 1 Fire. The proposed cu…
Santa Barbara County Faces $70M FY2026-27 Deficit — Public Health Targeted for $25M Cuts, 3 Pharmacies Consolidating to Lompoc
Santa Barbara County Supervisors began FY2026-27 budget hearings April 13, 2026, facing a $70M projected deficit. The Public Health Department is slated for $25M in cuts and Socia…
Dignity Health Central Coast Awards $487,500 to 6 Nonprofits — Hospital-FQHC Partnership Model Amid Funding Squeeze
Dignity Health (CommonSpirit) Central Coast channeled $487,500 in Community Health Improvement Grants to six nonprofits across SLO and Santa Barbara counties in April 2026. The pr…
Central Coast CFOs Need a UIS/PPS Exposure Worksheet, Not a Borrowed Local Benchmark
Earlier local reporting of a named-clinic State-Only/UIS dollar exposure is no longer available from a durable public source, so this item has been downgraded from a verified loca…
Monterey County: 38K to Lose Medi-Cal, Natividad Faces $14M DSH Funding Limbo
Approximately 38,000 Monterey County residents will lose Medi-Cal over 4 years under H.R. 1. Natividad Medical Center's $14M/year Disproportionate Share Hospital (DSH) funding is …
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This strategic report is analysis compiled from public sources (HRSA UDS, CMS, WARN Act filings, news coverage, public Glassdoor reviews). Claims about workforce stability, financial positioning, or operational resilience are informational only and may not reflect current operations. For authoritative information, contact the organization directly.