West Virginia has 30 community health centers that filed Uniform Data System reports for 2025: 28 Health Center Program awardees and 2 FQHC Look-Alikes. The awardees served 593,315 patients in 2025, up 3.0% from 2024.
HRSA's published figures for Section 330-funded health centers; look-alikes are not included.
Measure
West Virginia
National
Patients
Patients served
593,315
32,746,392
Children under 18
25.2%
28.6%
Adults 65 and older
20.2%
12.8%
At or below 200% of the federal poverty guideline
83.6%
90.0%
Insurance status
Uninsured
8.8%
17.2%
Medicaid / CHIP
31.3%
47.9%
Medicare
20.2%
11.6%
Private insurance
39.8%
23.0%
Cost
Total accrued cost per patient
$1,438
$1,672
Cost per visit
$353
$438
Clinical quality
Cervical cancer screening
48.2%
57.0%
Colorectal cancer screening
48.1%
44.9%
Breast cancer screening
63.9%
56.0%
Controlling high blood pressure
75.2%
69.1%
Diabetes: HbA1c poor control (lower is better)
23.1%
26.3%
Depression screening and follow-up
77.2%
75.3%
Early entry into prenatal care
81.9%
73.4%
Childhood immunization status
22.1%
29.5%
Tobacco screening and cessation
78.3%
84.8%
Statin therapy for cardiovascular disease
81.6%
79.0%
West Virginia trends, 2016–2025
Year
Patients (awardees)
Uninsured
Medicaid/CHIP
2025
593,315
8.8%
31.3%
2024
576,260
9.4%
32.0%
2023
551,091
9.0%
34.2%
2022
532,851
6.8%
35.0%
2021
504,163
9.2%
33.2%
2020
456,500
9.7%
33.3%
2019
472,023
8.3%
33.9%
2018
460,009
8.3%
34.7%
2017
448,217
8.2%
36.5%
2016
430,084
7.9%
37.4%
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