Meta ad by National Association of Community Health Centers: That’s a wrap on the NACHC September Fly-In! More than 100 Community Health Center (CHC) advocates represent

Paid for by National Association of Community Health Centers; running 2026-09-18; spend 0-99; impressions 100-999; Kansas share 0.001927; facebook,instagram. That’s a wrap on the NACHC September Fly-In! More than 100 Community Health Center (CHC) advocates representing more than 20 states took to Capitol Hill, bringing the voice of community health directly to members of Congress and their staff. Advocates shared firsthand perspectives on key prioriti

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That’s a wrap on the NACHC September Fly-In! More than 100 Community Health Center (CHC) advocates representing more than 20 states took to Capitol Hill, bringing the voice of community health directly to members of Congress and their staff. Advocates shared firsthand perspectives on key priorities—from protecting 340B and advancing Medicare payment reform to strengthening and expanding primary care through the #PrimaryCareTripleDouble. And advocacy wasn’t limited to congressional offices. Care in Motion: The CHC Mobile Health Experience welcomed congressional office visits representing 15 states, offering policymakers a firsthand look at how mobile health brings comprehensive care directly to communities. We were especially pleased to welcome Sen. Roger Marshall, MD (KS) and Rep. Analilia Mejia (NJ) aboard Care in Motion for a tour and conversation about mobile health and the communities CHCs serve. Thank you to every advocate who traveled to Washington and made their voice heard on Capitol Hill! #ValueCHCs #PrimaryCareTripleDouble

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