Albert Galvan Health Clinic - Fort Worth, Texas
 
 
FAQs
What type of clinic is the Albert Galvan Health Clinic (AGHC)?
AGHC is the business name of the Fort Worth Northside Community Health Center, a nonprofit, tax exempt organization developed through a broad-based, collaborative initiative involving many local institutions and community residents. AGHC is designated as a Federally Qualified Health Center.
What is a Federally Qualified Health Center (FQHC)?
An FQHC is a community clinic that meets stringent federal requirements, including a patient-majority governing board, services to underserved and uninsured population regardless of ability to pay, and a sliding fee schedule based on family income.

What is the source of funding for the Albert Galvan Health Clinic?

The Clinic has diverse sources. Federal funds provide seed money and on average constitute a fourth of a health center?s budget. The remainder is from state and local resources, Medicare and Medicaid, private contributions, private insurance, and patient fees.
Who is Albert Galvan?
Mr. Albert Galvan was a life-long resident of North Fort Worth and one of the founding members of the clinic. In memoriam of Mr. Galvan, the Board of Directors named the clinic to recognize his contributions to the community.