Whenever federal support wanes, health centers look to state governments for direct funding. NACHC works closely with state associations to document for legislators the services that might be lost with funding cuts, or sustained with additional state support. The following NACHC reports show funding gains and losses at the state level.
STATE SUPPORT
| 08-01-2007 |
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Gaining Ground II: State funding, Medicaid Changes and Health Centers - State Policy Report #18
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| 06-06-2008 |
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Leveraging Resources: Developing a Capital Grant and Loan Program for Health Centers in Hawaii
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| 11-01-2006 |
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Securing State Direct Funding for Health Ceners - State Policy Report #13
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| UPDATED 07-09-2008 |
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State Funding to Health Centers Overview 2004-2008
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Rising medical costs are making it difficult for community health centers to provide the affordable, high-quality of care that they are striving for. Federal reimbursements via Medicaid and Medicare are vital to the survival of the community health center program, as are federal grants. However, state funding is becoming increasingly important to assist health centers facing complex challenges. |
| 12-01-2007 |
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What state legislators can do to support health centers
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COUNTY COLLABORATIONS
| 12-01-2007 |
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NACHC-NACO County Report
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| 08-01-2004 |
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Partners in Health Care: Primary Care Associations Reach Out to County and Local Governments-SPR #3
(249kb)
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