County Clinic Funding Shortfall
Summary
COVID-era federal money that propped up county health clinics (about $5 million a year) is gone, leaving a $5 million hole. Without reserve draws or a new plan, more than 22,000 people could lose access to care — and clinics aren't a mandated county service, so Supervisors want a fallback plan before a crisis hits.
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Last discussed Jun 25, 2026.
Impact analysis
$5 million shortfall; propping up the clinics has cost about $27 million total in recent years.
The 22,000+ residents served by county clinics if the Board opts to backfill with reserves.
Clinic patients and the broader safety net — hospitals and community health centers would absorb patients if clinics close.
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