Join Bay Area Community Health on Saturday, November 7, 2026, at MOHI Ranch in Morgan Hill for "Shades of Blue." Enjoy an inspiring afternoon of music and community while helping expand access to behavioral health services for families in Alameda and Santa Clara counties. Proceeds will support the growth of our Behavioral Health program to meet the rising demand for mental health care.

Bay Area Community Health celebrated National Health Center Week, which highlights the essential role community health centers play in providing affordable and accessible healthcare, and in improving health outcomes for underserved communities

See how we’re supporting mothers and babies—from pregnancy through their first year together.

Read more about how Prop 44 could affect healthcare access and patient services.

Learn more about our back-to-school immunization efforts and year-round support for families.

See how we’re helping families stay covered and connected to care in Alameda and Santa Clara counties.

Protect yourself and your family this flu season with a flu vaccine from any of our clinics located across Alameda and Santa Clara counties, with walk-ins welcome and advance registration encouraged. 

Cancer awareness involves understanding your health history, attending regular checkups, and discussing appropriate screenings with your healthcare provider.

In Alameda County, many adults struggling with substance use face barriers that make seeking help feel overwhelming or impossible. The Substance Use Disorder In-Home Outreach Team, funded by the Alameda County Behavioral Health Department, is working to change that.

Chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) affects millions of Americans, yet many people do not know they have it until symptoms become severe. At Bay Area Community Health, the focus is on helping community members manage COPD and other respiratory conditions so they can breathe more comfortably and live healthier lives.

In response to HR1 and the growing threats to access to care, Bay Area Community Health launched the Care Can’t Wait campaign with one clear message: our communities deserve timely, trusted, and uninterrupted care—no matter the challenges.

Discover how homelessness is impacting our community—and how Bay Area Community Health is delivering life-saving care where it’s needed most. With 76% of unhoused Fremont residents living unsheltered, our Street Medicine and Enhanced Care Management teams are closing critical gaps in health, housing, and hope. Read how you can help support dignity, stability, and healing for vulnerable neighbors.

Learn more about how our clinic provides free air purifiers to qualifying Santa Clara County residents with COPD, asthma, or other respiratory conditions. This small but meaningful resource helps patients reduce exposure to irritants and breathe more comfortably at home. 

This strategic move places BACH’s executive and administrative leadership at the center of its service area, which extends from South Hayward to Gilroy.

We are honored to announce that Dr. Zettie D. Page III, CEO of Bay Area Community Health, has been awarded the 2025 Lifetime Achievement Award by the National Association of Community Health Centers.

At Bay Area Community Health, we believe that access to care should never be delayed. That’s why we launched the Care Can’t Wait campaign.

Held in true Gatsby style, the night was filled with elegance, energy, and emotion.

From 2022–2024, Bay Area Community Health improved preventive care, screenings, and chronic disease management. BMI, statin use, HIV testing, blood pressure, and A1C control are all up—showing real progress for a healthier, more resilient community.

This recognition celebrates the power of partnerships in expanding access to care and improving health outcomes across our communities. 

We’re proud to announce new funding that will help us expand life-saving services for those hit hardest by the opioid epidemic in Alameda County. With this critical support, BACH will deliver integrated substance use and mental health care directly to where it’s needed most.