Alameda Health Consortium

02/03/2026

Honoring and celebrating Black History Month through showcasing some of the invaluable contributions made to public health by African Americans. We'll also be sharing more on how vital our Community Health Centers are in providing essential care to historically disadvantaged and underserved African-American and Black communities in urban and rural areas, and how they're continuing to help reduce racial and ethnic health disparities in the broader population.
Read more➡️ https://www.red.org/reditorial/activism/10-black-pioneers-who-have-shaped-public-health-black-history-month/

Black History Month isn’t just about remembering—it’s about honoring those who have redefined the status quo and helped others thrive. From historic breakthroughs to ongoing advancements, Black pioneers have led groundbreaking research, fought for health equity, and inspired change in the fiel...

01/30/2026

Urgent Reminder: The clock is ticking! Enroll in affordable, high-quality health insurance by January 31. Don’t wait for the last minute – reach out to your trusted enrollment specialist or visits coveredca.com for more info!

01/23/2026

Earlier this week, our very own Njeri McGee-Tyner joined Bay Area healthcare leaders—including our member health center Asian Health Services and the Latina Coalition of Silicon Valley—in Oakland to highlight the importance of securing health coverage during Covered California's Open Enrollment period, which runs through January 31, 2026.
“People are facing some hard choices … some will have to switch to generic (medications) or see a new provider, but that may be a better option than paying triple their premium.” - shared Njeri
Njeri and our Healthcare Access team work hand‑in‑hand with our community health centers every day to help individuals navigate the increasingly complex landscape of healthcare and safety‑net program enrollment—challenges that continue to grow amid federal funding cuts and shifting access to care.

Read more ➡️ https://bit.ly/4a9DGOC

01/19/2026

Today we honor the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.—a leader who reminded us that justice, dignity, and compassion are not optional values, but moral imperatives.
Dr. King’s vision lives on in our commitment to equitable, accessible, and compassionate care for all. Access to healthcare is a civil right. When we work to eliminate disparities, listen to our communities, and stand up for those most impacted by injustice, we carry his work forward.
On this Day, let us recommit ourselves to service, to courage, and to the belief that together we can build healthier communities rooted in respect and humanity.

01/16/2026

Urgent Reminder: The clock is ticking! Enroll in a Covered California, affordable, high-quality health insurance by January 31. Don’t wait for the last minute. Reach out to your trusted health center enrollment specialist or visit coveredca.com for more information!

01/14/2026

Rising healthcare premiums hit low-income and working Californians the hardest—putting affordable care further out of reach. But the impact goes far beyond coverage. As premiums climb, families are forced to make impossible tradeoffs between healthcare, rent, groceries, and peace of mind. Many are already making these difficult decisions.

Our own Njeri McGee-Tyner, Senior Director of Healthcare Access, highlights this growing confusion and anxiety in a recent The The New York Times, drawing directly from what patients across our member community health centers are experiencing. Njeri and her Healthcare Access team work alongside our every day to help people navigate the increasingly complex process of enrolling in healthcare and safety-net programs—challenges that are only intensifying amid federal cuts and shifting access to care.
Read more below to see what Njeri and other experts in the field are saying.
➡️ https://bit.ly/3ZappLl
Covered California

As enhanced subsidies expire, many Americans covered under the Affordable Care Act are having trouble paying for insurance.

01/06/2026

Violence is a public health issue and organizations rooted within communities like our member health centers are positioned to address unstable situations before violence breaks out. Recently our member Asian Health Services & Baywell Health Community joined other partners at the Alameda County Board of supervisors special joint meeting of the Health and Public Protection Committees to provide updates on their violence prevention efforts, which includes their multi-year Asian-Black Racial Healing Project - this is part of an ongoing public health project by the county.
Learn more ➡️ https://bit.ly/3N6XMjE

12/26/2025

You work hard. Getting covered shouldn’t be more work. This open enrollment, get free help, flexible options and less jargon with Covered California. Reach out to your trusted health center certified enrollment counselor today to help make sure you’re enrolled by Dec. 31. Visit coveredca.com or reach out to your health center for more information.

12/24/2025

Seasons greeting from all of us Alameda Health Consortium and Community Health Center Network. Wishing you joy, good health, and renewed energy as we continue this vital work together in the year ahead.

12/19/2025

Providing quality care for seniors will require health providers familiar with medically complex and diverse patient populations. that community health centers — with decades of experience providing comprehensive, culturally competent care to high-need patients with low incomes — are well positioned to take a leading role. Read more for how like our members Asian Health Services and LifeLong Medical Care are shaping the future of senior care in California.

Read more ➡️ https://bit.ly/4pOpnoh
📷 : Daveena Ma, MD, Asian Health Services, Oakland

California's health centers are figuring out smart ways to keep providing care to people who have aged into Medicare enrollment.

12/17/2025

Our member do so much for our community members. They deliver comprehensive care to all who walk through their doors as well as provide wraparound services. They are the backbone of the safety net care delivery to our most vulnerable populations. But it doesn’t stop there! Our member like Bay Area Community Health (BACH) find even more ways to give back to our communities. Recently BACH joined the “Giving Back to the Local Community Together” event hosted by the Association of Indo Americans (AIA) in Fremont. Alongside community leaders, first responders, and volunteers, BACH helped with food security and local wellness initiatives. A powerful reminder of what’s possible when we come together to uplift our community! Thank you to BACH CEO Dr. Zettie Page for his incredible leadership and to BACH for always going above and beyond. 🩷 👏

12/15/2025

Help us protect 340B! "A timely diagnosis means little without access to affordable medication. As a pharmacist at a community health center, I witness firsthand how the 340B program transforms lives. This program allows us to stretch every dollar, keep our doors open, and deliver the high-quality, compassionate care our patients deserve. 340B is not just a program—it’s a lifeline for patients and communities." – Dolly Davar, Pharmacy Director, La Clínica de La Raza
The 340B Drug Pricing Program is facing its biggest threat yet. With the potential to impact our CHCs' ability to provide access to affordable medication for its patients. Help us take action with your member of congress to help protect vital access to affordable medication. Take two min and click here ➡️ https://lnkd.in/g2cP8-YV

Congresswoman Lateefah Simon, Congressman Eric Swalwell, Rep. Ro Khanna