In this edition of e-news: New health policy webinar series, new publication–Selections from the CHroniCles Beat, blog, and #COVID19CHC Stories. 

In this edition of e-news: COVID-19 impact on CHCs and communities, new reports, updates and a look at our work and partners!

Since our founding in 2005, the RCHN Community Health Foundation has been dedicated to supporting and nurturing the community health center movement. Though modest in size, the Foundation has developed a robust voice in community health improvement, undertaking ambitious programs in policy research, policy communication, and grant-making to improve health and health care. We are …

In this edition of e-news: New policy brief on CHC accomplishments and challenges, one year in to the COVID-19 pandemic, population health update, CHCs in the news and more.

We hope you can join us for our special live webinar program titled The Role of Community Health Centers as Public Health Emergency First Responders: One Year into the COVID-19 Pandemic. The program is free but registration is required.

Please join us for a special live webinar program on Tuesday, April 27 from 12:30 p.m. – 1:30 p.m. EDT, titled The Role of Community Health Centers as Public Health Emergency First Responders: One Year into the COVID-19 Pandemic.

In this edition of e-news: COVID-19 update, upcoming policy webinar, CHroniCles feature albums: Women’s History Month and more.

In this edition of e-news: Launch of the Health Center COVID-19 Vaccine Program, CHCANYS’ recommendations for continuing and expanding remote care post-pandemic, ACCESS’ integrated Health Home journey, CHCs in the news and more.

In this edition of e-news: A tribute to Dr. H. Jack Geiger, a new issue brief examines CHC engagement within ACHs and identifies opportunities and challenges for CHC participation, and the new, adapted and improved Geiger Gibson Fellowship in Community Health Policy.

The Geiger Gibson Program is hosting a special four-part series, beginning immediately after the inauguration, exploring federal health policy issues pertinent in the new administration, starting January 21, 2021, right after the next President is sworn in.