Strengthening Health Centers to Support Healthier Communities
Capital Link is a national, non-profit organization that has worked with hundreds of community health centers and Primary Care Associations (PCAs) for nearly 30 years to plan for sustainability and growth, access capital, improve and optimize operations and financial management, and articulate value. Established through the health center movement, Capital Link is dedicated to strengthening health centers—financially and operationally—in a rapidly changing marketplace. Learn More >
New Publication: Building Resilient FQHC Facilities With Solar+Storage Microgrids
Our latest resource, "Building Resilient Health Center Facilities Utilizing Solar+Storage Microgrids," developed with support from HRSA, explores the benefits, opportunities, challenges, and financing resources for FQHCs looking to install solar+storage microgrids. To help you better understand how this clean energy solution might benefit your health center and the community you serve, we highlight case studies of health centers that have successfully implemented solar and battery back-up systems and provide links to relevant resources. View here >
Updated Analysis: A Data Driven Approach to Understanding Factors Contributing to Health Inequities
This report, which is an updated version of A Data Driven Approach to Understanding Factors Contributing to Health Inequities (released in 2022), was developed with support from Cedars-Sinai and HealthLandscape. In this analysis, we review more than 100 factors for the 57 FQHC members of the Community Clinic Association of Los Angeles County (CCALAC) for 2017-2021. View here >
New Customized Report Examines Health Inequities Among FQHC Patient Populations
Capital Link’s new Patient Profile and Health Equity Analysis is a customized report examining select health center patient population characteristics and clinical outcome performance measures by race and ethnicity. As documented in multiple studies, minority and low-income populations have less access to health care and poorer health outcomes. This report is designed to assist health centers and PCAs in identifying their own successes and challenges, including any health inequities that may need to be addressed in order to promote true health equity among the most vulnerable patient populations. Learn more here >