Equitable Access
to Healthcare

Merced County faces a staggering lack of basic medical care. There are two local hospitals, within 40 miles of each other, neither with adequate critical care facilities nor staffing to provide acute care in times of emergencies. Limited medical services are provided at rural community clinics with limited cultural and linguistic sensitivity and resources. 

The data

92% of Merced County Residents live within a designated Health Professionals Shortage Area

46.6 rating for Primary Care Providers per resident

76.6 California Average
79.6 National Average

0.67 hospital beds per 1,000 residents

2.8 National Average

Our commitment

CFMC stands with Merced County residents in advocating for equitable access to health care, and connecting local partners with state and federal resources that ensure residents experience meaningful changes in health care. 

ACE Overcomers 

CFMC recognizes the crucial role of mental wellness in the physical health of Merced County residents. To further the community's resources, we’ve partnered with ACE Overcomers. ACE Overcomers' mission is to break the generational cycle of child abuse, neglect, and household dysfunction (ACEs).

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