Southern California health centers get $1.67M in federal grants

Nearly a dozen health center organizations in San Diego County received nearly $1.7 million in grants from the U.S. Health and Human Services Agency, it was announced Wednesday. The funding awarded to the 11 health centers, which are partnered with Health Center Partners of Southern California, will be used to continue making improvements to community healthcare by expanding access, improving care quality, addressing potential disparities in care and expanding on the use of technology in healthcare.