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Northeast Valley Health Corporation

FQHC Urban ★ Health Center Quality Leader · Silver (top 11–20%) 2025
99,830patients served (2024)
16quality measures reported
11/16at or above the national median
2HRSA quality badges in 2025
Location
San Fernando, CA 91340
Grant number
H80CS00139
Project director
Edward Sanders

Who this health center serves · 2024

The population behind the quality numbers — from this center's HRSA UDS report.

8%uninsured
84%on Medicaid
90%at/below 200% poverty
18%best served in another language
89%racial/ethnic minority
34%children (under 18)

Services

MedicalDentalBehavioral healthVisionPharmacyEnabling services

Special populations served

  • 21,141 experiencing homelessness
  • 135 migrant/seasonal agricultural workers
  • 299 veterans

55 delivery sites · 518,146 patient visits in 2024.

Clinical quality measures · 2024

Self-reported to HRSA on the Uniform Data System (UDS) — covers all the center's patients, every payer. "National median" and percentile are vs all health centers reporting the measure (denominator ≥ 30). How UDS differs from other programs →

Cancer screening

MeasureThis centerNational medianPercentile
Cervical cancer screening 65.7% 51.3% Top quartile · 83th
Breast cancer screening 66.3% 52.3% Top quartile · 84th
Colorectal cancer screening 42.0% 40.5% Above median · 54th

Chronic disease control

MeasureThis centerNational medianPercentile
Blood-pressure control 64.0% 66.2% Below median · 39th
Diabetes: HbA1c poor control (>9%) (lower=better) 20.9% 27.2% Top quartile · 83th
Statin therapy 68.0% 78.1% Bottom quartile · 13th
Aspirin/antiplatelet for heart disease 81.2% 75.7% Above median · 71th

Behavioral health

MeasureThis centerNational medianPercentile
Depression screening & follow-up 60.0% 75.3% Bottom quartile · 23th
Depression remission 7.2% 12.7% Below median · 26th

Prevention & wellness

MeasureThis centerNational medianPercentile
Childhood immunization 30.8% 28.4% Above median · 56th
Adult BMI screening & follow-up 78.9% 68.5% Above median · 65th
Child BMI counseling 81.2% 73.5% Above median · 65th
Tobacco screening & cessation 89.4% 85.7% Above median · 64th
HIV screening 79.3% 47.0% Top 10% · 92th pctile

Maternal & oral health

MeasureThis centerNational medianPercentile
Low birth weight (lower=better) 6.9% 6.3% Below median · 45th
Dental sealants 80.9% 59.6% Top quartile · 78th

HRSA quality recognition

Health Center Quality awards, 2021–2025. Quality Leader = top 10/20/30% nationally on clinical quality; National Quality Leader = best-in-class on a clinical domain.

★ Health Center Quality Leader · Silver (top 11–20%)2025
Advancing Health IT for Quality2025
★ Health Center Quality Leader · Bronze (top 21–30%)2024
Advancing Health IT for Quality2024
★ Health Center Quality Leader · Bronze (top 21–30%)2023
Advancing Health IT for Quality2023
★ Health Center Quality Leader · Bronze (top 21–30%)2022
Advancing Health IT for Quality2022
★ Health Center Quality Leader · Silver (top 11–20%)2021
Advancing Health IT for Quality2021

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Source: HRSA Uniform Data System 2024 (H80 / look-alike file); population context from the same UDS report. US-government public domain, republished with provenance. Spot an error? Tell us — corrections are published, not buried.