Many Faces of Community Health is a 2-day event exploring ways that safety net providers can improve care and reduce health disparities in underserved populations. Many Faces 2012 will continue our examination of the ongoing impact of health reforms on the delivery of health care to the medically underserved.

Our annual conference covers clinical, public policy, and management topics that impact quality improvement and health disparities in primary care settings. The conference emphasizes sharing practical tools, tips, and resources, as well as providing useful information, inspiration, and networking opportunities.

Our 2012 theme is "Stepping Up to Transform Health Care." We will look at many of the challenges and opportunities in the new environment of market innovation that CHCs and their partners are utilizing to promote health equity, prevent chronic disease, and to continue assuring access to the underserved. All of this–and more–will be covered.

Conference Attendees
The Many Faces Conference brings together over 300 individuals. Our audience consists of physicians, health care professionals and students; community clinic management and staff; professionals from public health, social services, health plans and government; community health workers; policy makers; health activists and others involved in the community.

Many Faces of Community Health is supported in part
by funding from the U.S. Department of Health & Human Services