Federally Qualified Health Centers include Migrant Health Centers.

• A. County Health Clinics
• B. Look Alikes
• C. Migrant Health Centers
• D. Tribal Operated Health Clinics

Answer: (C)

Federally Qualified Health Centers are designated safety-net clinics by HRSA that serve underserved populations and offer a sliding fee scale. Within the Health Center Program, Migrant Health Centers are one of the four recognized grantee types, specifically focused on the health needs of migrant and seasonal farmworkers and providing primary care, preventive services, outreach, and case management tailored to mobile populations. Because Migrant Health Centers are an official category within the FQHC program, they are included as Federally Qualified Health Centers. The other options do not represent the official FQHC categories: county health clinics are just a generic label, look-alikes are organizations that resemble FQHCs but don’t receive the federal FQHC grant, and tribal-operated clinics are typically funded and designated through IHS or other mechanisms rather than being an official FQHC category unless they obtain FQHC designation.