Community health center leaders have created a new membership organization—Advocates for Community Health (ACH)—to influence federal health care policy and “drive a new vision for the role health centers can and should play in an evolving 21st century health care system.”
ACH Board Chair Kerry Hydash and Executive Director Amanda Pears Kelly told National Association of Community Health Centers (NACHC) CEO Tom Van Coverden and Board Chair Lathran Woodard about ACH’s launch in a June 1 letter.
Community health center leaders have created a new membership organization—Advocates for Community Health (ACH)—to influence federal health care policy and “drive a new vision for the role health centers can and should play in an evolving 21st century health care system.”
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