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San Diego·480+ staff
Model and sources current through: 2026-05-28
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Three FQHCs in San Diego with similar overall scores.
Activity timeline — Neighborhood Healthcare
8 chronological events: intel we published, layoffs we tracked, AI adoption.
San Diego County Releases $9.1B FY2026-27 Recommended Budget With Explicit H.R. 1 Safety-Net Protection — Public Hearing June 1
On May 18, 2026 San Diego County released its $9.1B FY2026-27 recommended budget (6% increase over 2025-26) with explicit language that it 'supports health and safety-net services…
CA Mobile Crisis Services Could Shift From Statewide to Optional Medi-Cal Benefit in April 2027 — BH Co-Responder Models at Risk
CalMatters reports (May 2026) that California's community-based mobile crisis services — currently a statewide benefit — could become an optional Medi-Cal benefit in April 2027, w…
San Diego County Releases 2026-28 Recommended Budget — Public Hearing Window Open Before June 24 Adoption
San Diego County released its FY2026-28 Recommended Budget on May 1, 2026 — opening the public hearing window before June 24 adoption (current $8.63B budget expires June 30). The …
San Diego County 2026-28 Recommended Budget Releases May 1 — First Full Budget Post-H.R. 1 Medi-Cal Cuts
SD County's 2026-28 Recommended Budget drops May 1, 2026 — the first budget cycle that will fully reflect H.R. 1 Medi-Cal cuts ($999M annual impact to the county). The FY25-26 bud…
3 Named San Diego County Hospitals at Closure Risk: Scripps Mercy SD, Sharp Chula Vista, Tri-City Oceanside
OB Rag identifies the three named San Diego County hospitals on Public Citizen's 446-hospital watchlist: Scripps Mercy Hospital (San Diego), Sharp Chula Vista Medical Center, and …
Medicaid-ICE Data Sharing Creates 'Cloud of Fear' Across San Bernardino Immigrant Communities — Direct Threat to FQHC Patient Retention
A San Bernardino CHW describes a 'cloud of fear' sweeping immigrant communities following ICE raids across Southern California and Trump administration plans to share Medi-Cal/Med…
SEIU-UHW Submits Signatures for California Executive Pay Cap Ballot Initiative — Second Front on FQHC Compensation
SEIU-UHW submitted signatures April 3, 2026 for two parallel California ballot initiatives: the 90% mission-spend measure (already tracked) AND a NEW executive compensation cap ta…
San Diego County Activates CalFresh and Medi-Cal Eligibility Restrictions — 400K+ Enrollees Affected
Effective April 1, 2026, lawfully present noncitizens in San Diego County lost CalFresh eligibility, with an 80-hour monthly work requirement for most CalFresh adults starting Jun…
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