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Press Release
Date: December 29, 2008 Score: 0.7967
2008 Health Center Highlights
| 2008 Health Center Highlights A NACHC Year-Ender Wrap Up of health center happenings. It also reauthorizes the National Health Service Corps with substantial increases, makes automatic HPSA designations for health centers permanent, and contains provisions on FTCA, school based health centers, and rural health care programs. National Health Center Week: Health centers set a new record of more than 1,000 events celebrating ... |
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Press Release
Date: December 10, 2008 Score: 0.7967
Primary Care Forum on Assuring Access to Care
| The National Association of Community Health Centers (NACHC), The Robert Graham Center, George Washington University, and Capital Link teamed up to produce a series of 4 reports outlining the problems of access (Access Denied), the potential for health centers as a cost-effective solution (<a href="/client/documents/issues-advocacy/policy-library/... |
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Policy Issues
Date: March 06, 2008 Score: 0.7967
National Association of Community Health Centers, Inc.
| Primary Care Access: An Essential Building Block of Health Reform - This report updates Access Denied, noting that now 60 million people can be counted as medically disenfranchised. (NACHC, Capital Link, and Community Health Ventures, March 2008) <a href="/client/documents/issues-advocacy/policy-library/research-data/research-reports/Access_... |
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Speech
Date: September 14, 2008 Score: 0.7742
Health Center Policy Highlights Underscored at the 2008 NACHC Community Health Institute
| Reauthorization A key priority of ACCESS was getting our Health Center Programs reauthorized. These provisions include: Reauthorization and expansion of the National Health Service Corps program, a vital part of our ACCESS strategy and a much-needed incentive to augment the health center workforce. The message we have carried to Congress resonates: hat health centers are not spenders – but the real cost savers in the nation’s health system. |
