Community Medical Centers, Inc.

Community Medical Centers, Inc. (doing business as Community Medical Centers) is a non-profit organization providing comprehensive primary and preventative healthcare services to underserved communities through a network of federally qualified health centers. As a registered SAM entity since 2006, Community Medical Centers has received over $30 million in federal grant funding from agencies like the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) and its Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) to expand access to care, address public health needs, and deliver healthcare infrastructure projects.

Through prime federal grant awards, Community Medical Centers has implemented programs for COVID-19 testing, vaccination, and treatment outreach. It has expanded primary care capacity by establishing school-based and homeless shelter service sites, and renovated existing clinics through HRSA's Health Center Program and Congressional Directives funding. As a sub-recipient working with state/local partners like the California Department of Public Health and Essential Access Health, Community Medical Centers has increased nutrition assistance via the WIC program and provided family planning services. The organization has leveraged HRSA HIV/AIDS program grants to build capacity in serving affected populations. Infrastructure support through project grants has enabled Community Medical Centers to construct new facilities, enhance safety and operations through the HHS Safe Haven project with the Department of Justice, and respond to public health emergencies like COVID-19 using relief act funding. Overall, the organization's grant work aims to remove barriers and improve healthcare access and outcomes for its service area's vulnerable communities.