



Photos from NACHC’s National Fly-Ins

National Fly-Ins Overview
National fly-ins are a highly effective way to elevate the voice of Community Health Center (CHC) advocates with lawmakers in Washington, D.C. Over the past year, CHC and Primary Care Association (PCA) leaders conducted hundreds of bipartisan meetings with members of Congress and staff, directly shaping policy conversations and helping secure the largest increase in mandatory funding for the Community Health Center Fund in a decade.
NACHC works in close partnership with state/regional primary care associations (PCAs) for upcoming fly-ins and opportunities to engage with elected officials. If you are interested in traveling to Washington, D.C. to speak with your members of Congress, please be sure to contact your state/regional PCA to coordinate these visits.
Upcoming NACHC Fly-Ins
Overview for the NACHC’s June National Fly-In
We invite you to join us in Washington, D.C. on June 2-3, 2026 to meet with lawmakers. Your voice is critical as we advocate for funding and policies that ensure sustainability for Community Health Centers nationwide!
Who Should Attend
This National Fly-In opportunity is open to all advocates who have a direct affiliation to:
- Community Health Centers (staff, board members, patients)
- Regional/State Primary Care Associations (PCAs)
- Health Center Controlled Networks (HCCNs)
Register for NACHC’s June 2026 National Fly-In
Registration is free and covers access to all scheduled events, including the Welcome Reception. Attendees are responsible for arranging their own travel and housing accommodations.
Registration for the June Fly-In is now closed. If you registered and your availability changes, please send an email to [email protected].
Capitol Hill Visits
Wednesday, June 3
Delegates will meet with members of Congress to advocate for CHCs and their communities. Please coordinate with your state/regional PCA to support your delegation in scheduling visits with elected officials.
Hotel Accommodations
If you are planning to attend and have not secured a hotel reservation, search for nearby availability via our trusted partner aRes Travel:
aRes Travel is a third-party travel planner. Rates, deposits, and cancellation policies may vary and are the responsibility of the guest. Questions on hotel policies or payments made on aRes website should be directed to the aRes Reservation Center or to the hotel directly.
Questions
For additional support, please contact [email protected].
Policy Resources
Below are resources for meetings with elected officials and their staff. Health centers need to contact their state or regional Primary Care Association (PCA) to coordinate meeting logistics and ensure alignment on state-specific needs and issues.
Infographic: America’s Health Centers

NACHC Policy Papers
- CHC Policy Priorities (June 2026)
- Triple Double (June 2026)
- TRUST/THCGME (June 2026)
- 340B (June 2026)
- Workforce (June 2026)
- Telehealth (June 2026)
- Rural Health (June 2026)
- Medicare (June 2026)
- Medicaid (June 2026)
- Food for Health (June 2026)
- Oral Health (June 2026)
- Mobile Health (June 2026)
- Care for Families (June 2026)

Other Resources
- CHCs 101 (June 2026)
- Reducing Chronic Disease and Lowering Costs through Primary Care (June 2026)
- Fact Sheet: House Community Health Center Caucus (June 2026)
- Fact Sheet: Senate Community Health Center Caucus (June 2026)
- Value & Impact of the National Health Center Program (June 2026)
- Value & Impact of the Rural Health Center Program (June 2026)
- State Level Health Center Data & Maps (Jan. 2026)
If you have any questions on mobilizing advocates, please email [email protected].