About – Many Faces of Community Health Conference

Many Faces of Community Health is a two-day conference on improving care and health equity in underserved populations and among those living in poverty.

The focus of our 14th annual conference is Community Centered Care and the People We Serve. Join us as we examine new community care innovations and health care delivery models that promote health equity, prevent and manage chronic diseases, and ensure access for all.

Over 400 people attended Many Faces in 2018: health care professionals, students, staff from FQHCs and other safety net programs, policymakers, and Minnesotans active in community and public health. Attendees come together to learn about the impact of health care reforms, ways to advance health equity, and how to apply best practices to the delivery of primary care to the disadvantaged. Many health care organizations and companies support Many Faces as sponsors and/or exhibitors, joining with public health and community-based agencies to promote our conference and deepen our impact on Minnesota’s health care safety net providers and patients.

We hope you will join us in 2019 for this popular and inspiring conference!

Our Partners

Minnesota Association of Community Health Centers
MNACHC is the nonprofit association of Minnesota’s Federally Qualified Health Centers (FQHCs), the safety net clinics that provide comprehensive preventive and primary care services to all, regardless of insurance status or ability to pay. MNACHC works on behalf of its members and their patients throughout our state to promote the cost-effective delivery of affordable, quality primary health care services. Member clinics offer medical, dental, and mental health care to approximately 190,000 Minnesotans each year, the majority of whom are medically underserved due to income, insurance status, geography, and/or cultural barriers.

www.mnachc.org

Minnesota Department of Health
Health Promotion and Chronic Disease Division
We work to ensure that all people in Minnesota have the knowledge and skills they need to live the healthiest lives possible; that they live, learn, work and play in safe and healthy environments; and that they receive the right care in the right place at the right time. To accomplish this, we collect, analyze and publish data that enable our stakeholders to improve health in their community; support clinical systems in the delivery of high-quality care for all; and support community partners with strategies that promote healthy and safe communities, and community-wide prevention and management initiatives.