National Health Center Week may be winding down but it’s certainly not over! This is a time to celebrate the health centers that provide essential health care services in our communities. Community Health Center (CHC) staff members are deeply committed to the CHC mission to provide high-quality health care services to all people, regardless of income or insurance status.
To the dedicated staff at CHCs across the country: Thank you for all that you do, every single day, to support the health of our communities.
A special thank you to staff from our 21 partner CHCs operating more than 200 clinics across Washington:
Columbia Valley Community Health, CHAS Health, Community Health Care, Community Health Center of Snohomish County (CHC), Community Health of Central Washington, Cowlitz Family Health Center, Family Health Centers, HealthPoint (CHC), International Community Health Services, Moses Lake Community Health Center, NEW Health, Neighborcare Health, North Olympic Healthcare Network, Peninsula Community Health Services (Washington), Sea Mar Community Health Centers, Seattle Roots, Tri-Cities Community Health, Unity Care NW, Valley View Health Center, YAKIMA NEIGHBORHOOD HEALTH SERVICES Yakima Valley Farm Workers Clinic and all of their clinics, staff and community
Let’s celebrate the essential role CHCs play in improving public health. It’s at the center of everything we do at Community Health Plan of Washington (CHPW) and it wouldn’t be possible without the incredible staff at our CHCs.
From top left: CHPW Account Manager Rocio Ramos, Yakima Neighborhood Health Services Communications Manager Leah Ward, CHPW Business Development Manager Brisa Guajardo, Yakima Neighborhood Health Services CEO Rhonda Hauff, and NACHC’s Chief Education Officer Gina Capra; CHPW Account Manager Carmen Marquez-Mendez with Sea Mar Community Health Centers Staff. From bottom left: CHPW Account Manager Mayra Casique with Family Health Centers Brewster Clinic Receptionist Eloísa; CHPW Account Manager Reyna Santiago with Community Health Care’s Stephanie Killpatrick and clinical team.
National Health Center Week is a project of the National Association of Community Health Centers (NACHC).
