National Quality Leader – Cancer Screening Badge

About the badge

Health Resources and Services Administration. Health Center Program. National Quality Leader 2023 Cancer screening

For the first time, HRSA is recognizing health centers that have earned the National Quality Leader (NQL) – Cancer Screening badge. This badge highlights health centers’ key role in providing potentially life-saving access to breast, cervical, and colorectal screenings and will be awarded annually.

NQL badges recognize top performing health centers in priority clinical areas. Visit the Community Health Quality Recognition (CHQR) Overview for the NQL – Cancer Screening badge criteria.

NQL – Cancer Screening badge awardees

This year, 17 HRSA-supported health centers earned the NQL – Cancer Screening badge for their outstanding performance and high clinical quality during the 2022 Uniform Data System reporting period.

Ammonoosuc Community Health Services, Inc., Littleton, NH
Centro De Salud Familiar (Palmieri), Arroyo, PR
Community Health Foundation of Puerto Rico Inc., Bayamon, PR
Covenant House, Inc., Philadelphia, PA
Elaine Ellis Center of Health, Washington, DC
EXCELth Inc., New Orleans, LA
Family Health Center, Inc., Laurel, MS
First Care Clinic, Inc, Hays, KS
Mantachie Rural Health Care, Inc., Mantachie, MS
North End Community Health Committee, Inc., Boston, MA
Prymed Medical Care, Inc., Ciales, PR
Rapides Primary Health Care Center, Inc., Alexandria, LA
Sharon Community Health Center, Sharon, PA
South Cove Community Health Ctr, Inc., Boston, MA
Teche Action Board Inc., Franklin, LA
Tri-State Community Healthcare Center, Needles, CA
Well Care Community Health, Inc., Richmond, IN

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Date Last Reviewed:

September 2023