Researchers at the Geiger Gibson/RCHN Community Health Foundation Research Collaborative authored, “Projected Financial Losses Experienced by Community Health Centers under a Scenario of Major Cuts in Key Sources of Federal Funding: 2018-2022.” The policy brief simulates the impact of potential major changes in federal funding on community health centers and assess the financial burden other state and federal programs would have to assume to help centers maintain services at their current capacity.
Geiger Gibson Program Recognizes 15 Emerging Leaders at the National Association of Community Health Centers Policy and Issues Forum
Each year, the Geiger Gibson Program in Community Health Policy at the George Washington University’s Milken Institute School of Public Health (Milken Institute SPH) honors young professionals currently working in the field of community health. Community health centers and primary care associations nominate dedicated young public health professionals who exemplify the mission and vision of Drs. H.
With Health Insurance at Risk for Millions of Patients, Community Health Centers Face Staff Cut-Backs, Service Reductions, and Shut-Downs
One in 4 health centers nationwide reports that health care capacity could drop by at least 5000 patients.
HPM Team Publishes On Electronic Records and Community Health Center Productivity
A GW team including Xiaoli Wu, Leighton Ku, Patricia "Polly" Pittman, and Leah E Masselink, George Washington University published "read more
Avi Dor Publishes on the Relationship of Financial Pressures and Community Characteristics to Private Safety Net Clinic Closures
Professor Avi Dor is the author of “The Relationship of Financial Pressures and Community Characteristics to Closures of Private Safety Net Clinics,” published in Medical Care Research and Review, December 28, 2016.