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County of Sacramento DOH & Human Services

California · Health Center Program awardee · UDS 2025

County of Sacramento DOH & Human Services is a federally qualified health center (FQHC) in California and a Health Center Program awardee, funded in part by Section 330 of the Public Health Service Act. Its service delivery sites include Sacramento, Rancho Cordova, Galt, North Highlands, and Antelope. In 2025 it served 16,725 patients, down 2.1% from 17,092 in 2024.

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Medium by patient volume (small: under 10,000 patients; medium: 10,000–29,999; large: 30,000 or more) · urban setting · Section 330 funding: Community Health Center and Health Care for the Homeless

16,725Patients served, 2025
90.9%of patients on Medicaid/CHIP
$2,028Total accrued cost per patient

County of Sacramento DOH & Human Services compared with California and the nation, 2025

State and national columns are HRSA's published figures for Section 330-funded health centers. A dash means HRSA publishes no figure.
MeasureCounty of Sacramento DOH & Human ServicesCalifornia health centersNational
Patients
Children under 1834.4%27.7%28.6%
Adults 65 and older7.7%11.7%12.8%
At or below 200% of the federal poverty guideline99.2%93.8%90.0%
Insurance status
Medicaid / CHIP90.9%71.8%47.9%
Medicare6.4%8.8%11.6%
Private insurance2.6%10.0%23.0%
Cost
Total accrued cost per patient$2,028$2,155$1,672
Clinical quality
Cervical cancer screening43.6%61.7%57.0%
Colorectal cancer screening30.6%44.4%44.9%
Breast cancer screening46.0%59.4%56.0%
Controlling high blood pressure58.0%68.4%69.1%
Diabetes: HbA1c poor control (lower is better)24.0%26.5%26.3%
Depression screening and follow-up52.6%71.2%75.3%
Early entry into prenatal care53.7%77.2%73.4%
Childhood immunization status25.7%29.2%29.5%
Tobacco screening and cessation58.0%85.6%84.8%
Statin therapy for cardiovascular disease81.9%78.9%79.0%

Patients by service

Service2025
Medical15,769
Dental0
Mental health1,686

Trends, 2016–2025

YearPatientsCost per patientUninsuredMedicaid/CHIP
202516,725$2,028–90.9%
202417,092$2,1081.1%91.0%
202316,670$1,92711.4%84.0%
202215,317$1,77318.0%77.8%
202112,321$2,02624.0%72.0%
202011,746–19.9%76.3%
201910,873–24.8%71.6%
20188,884–32.6%64.3%
201710,551–26.0%72.0%
20168,613–5.5%91.9%
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