NACHC has definitely allowed me opportunity for growth and leadership.
—Faith Polkey, MD, MPH, FAAP, CPE
UPCOMING EVENTS
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Feb 5, 2025
Policy & Issues Forum 2025
In-Person Conference
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Jan 9, 2025
Optimizing Hypertension Strategies: Implementing Effective Interventions for Impact and Equity in Your Health Center
Virtual Webinar
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Jan 14, 2025
2025 Documentation and Coding Webinar Series Virtual Webinar
LATEST NEWS
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Dec 10, 2024
Take Action to Urge Congress to Extend Health Center Funding -
Nov 26, 2024
Health Center Advocates Come to Capitol Hill to Fight for Critical Funding -
Nov 22, 2024
Community Health Centers Hail Disaster Relief Request for Including $260 Million To Support Primary Care Access in Wake of Hurricanes Helene, Milton, and Other Recent Disasters -
Nov 20, 2024
Direct Relief Commits $1 Million to the National Association of Community Health Centers, Supporting Care for Underserved People Across the U.S.
Featured
- Oct 29, 2024 Resources for Dental Care Workforce in Health Centers
- Sep 24, 2024 Talk With Me Baby – Empowering Parents to Support Babies’ Brain Development Through Rich Language
- Jul 01, 2024 Heart Health Hub
- May 03, 2024 Heat and Health Basics
- Mar 13, 2024 Change Healthcare Security Breach: Frequently Asked Questions for Health Centers
- Feb 02, 2024 Q4T (Quality for Teens): A Quality Improvement Package for Adolescent Sexual and Reproductive Health Care
- Jan 31, 2024 Report: Broadening Research Participation through Community Engagement
- Jan 22, 2024 340B 101 Factsheet
- Jan 02, 2023 2024 Health Center Calendar Toolkit
VALUE TRANSFORMATION FRAMEWORK
What is the Value Transformation Framework?
Value Transformation Framework (VTF) is an organizing approach that lets health centers make system-wide change. It divides value transformation into 3 Domains – Infrastructure, Care Delivery, and People – and 15 Change Areas.
Why is this Framework Important Now?
With the transition towards value-based care, health centers have a business imperative to focus on the Quintuple Aim goals. Balancing the complex task of transitioning to value-based care, and the overwhelming volume of information and best practices required to achieve systems change, requires a complex understanding of people, infrastructure, and care delivery models that drive value. Learn more about the Value Transformation Framework.
