Alameda Health Consortium (AHC) advocates for high quality health care for the underserved in the East Bay. As the regional association of eight community health centers in Alameda County, we collaborate as thought partners with policymakers to inform, shape and implement health policy changes.
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People Receive Care
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Federally Qualified Health Centers
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Locations
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Our Health Centers
Are you interested in finding a clinic in the East Bay? Click here for information on a health center in your neighborhood.
Our Priorities
We prioritize programs that expand access to care and improve health quality and outcomes. These include keeping the community covered by advancing and streamlining enrollment into Medi-Cal, Covered California and HealthPAC. We focus on access to HIV/AIDS services in addition to primary medical, behavioral and dental care and community health and wellness.
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Our Priorities
We prioritize programs that expand access to care and improve health quality and outcomes. These include keeping the community covered by advancing and streamlining enrollment into Medi-Cal, Covered California and HealthPAC. We focus on access to HIV/AIDS services in addition to primary medical, behavioral and dental care and community health and wellness.
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Advocating for Communities
The Alameda Health Consortium advocates for health policies and new initiatives that increase access to health care for low-income and uninsured populations in Alameda County. We work with county, state, and federal elected officials to keep them informed about the impact of budget cuts and policies on community health center services and all member of our communities.
What is a community health center?
Community health centers (also known as community clinics, Federally Qualified Health Centers, or FQHCs) are community-driven, non-profit clinics located in medically underserved areas or serving populations that are medically underserved. Community health centers share a mission to provide affordable, comprehensive primary care to all regardless of income level or insurance status.
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What is a community health center?
Community health centers (also known as community clinics, Federally Qualified Health Centers, or FQHCs) are community-driven, non-profit clinics located in medically underserved areas or serving populations that are medically underserved. Community health centers share a mission to provide affordable, comprehensive primary care to all regardless of income level or insurance status.
Learning Community
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Training Classes
CHCN and AHC offer a range of classes throughout the year.
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Careers
Are you looking for employment? Click here for exciting job opportunities at CHCN and our affiliated health centers.
