The Arizona Alliance for Community Health Centers has served as Arizona’s Primary Care Association (PCA) since 1985 and comprises the state’s largest network of primary care providers, serving over 800,000 patients which is approximately one in nine Arizonans and nearly one in five of Arizona’s Medicaid enrollees. With a vision of equitable access to high quality healthcare for everyone, the Alliance advances the vital work of Community Health Centers (CHCs) to serve the unique needs of our communities. The Alliance supports and partners with organizations that provide primary healthcare services to the underserved, including CHCs, Look-Alikes, and Federally Qualified Health Centers (FQHCs) and provides training, technical assistance, programmatic support, and advocacy that help address the needs of CHCs and Arizona’s most vulnerable patients.
