About Opsam.wiki

From Opsam.wiki, a sourced reference on Operation Samahan (Opsam Health)

By the Opsam Wiki editorial team · Published 1 October 2026 · Last updated 1 October 2026

Short answer: Opsam.wiki is a sourced reference about Operation Samahan (Opsam Health), written by the Opsam Wiki editorial team. It is produced by a marketing agency that works for Operation Samahan, and it is not the official website of Operation Samahan.

Disclosure: Opsam.wiki is a reference compiled from public records. It is not the official website of Operation Samahan (Opsam Health); it is produced by a marketing agency that works for Operation Samahan. It is not written or reviewed by the Health Resources and Services Administration, the California Department of Public Health or any other regulator. Facts are cited to government records, press coverage and Operation Samahan’s own website; verify anything important, such as clinic hours, services or insurance coverage, directly with Operation Samahan. This site does not give medical advice; in an emergency, call 911. See the editorial policy.

Who writes and publishes this site?

The site is written and maintained by the Opsam Wiki editorial team. It is produced by a marketing agency that works for Operation Samahan; that relationship is disclosed on every page. Operation Samahan did not write this site, and no regulator has reviewed it.

Why does this site exist?

Information about community health centers is spread across federal data files, state licensing lists, tax filings and the organization’s own pages. This site gathers the verifiable facts in one place, notes where sources disagree, and links to the primary records so readers can check them.

What does this site not do?

It does not give medical, legal or financial advice.
It does not name individual clinicians, list services, plans or hours that cannot be verified, or publish ratings and reviews.
It does not replace calling Operation Samahan or checking official records.

What information is not yet verified?

These questions are open and are left out of the articles until they can be confirmed:

Complete weekday hours for the Scripps Ranch, National City and City Heights sites.
Which phone number is correct for 10737 Camino Ruiz, Suite 235 (858-578-4220 at HRSA vs (844) 200-2426 on the website), and whether the billing number 800-244-2426 in the FAQ is current.
Whether the 2813 Highland Avenue site, the 2101 Granger Avenue clinic and the two mobile clinics currently see patients, and what services they offer.
Which Medi-Cal managed care plans and private insurers Operation Samahan is contracted with; sliding fee amounts and income thresholds.
The NCQA recognition Operation Samahan reports for 2026, and any patient-centered medical home or other accreditation.
Where the founding barbershop was (downtown San Diego or Highland Avenue, National City) and the date of incorporation.
Details in Google Business Profile listings, the Medi-Cal provider directory and California HCAI clinic data, which were not reviewed for this edition.

Where can I ask questions?

For appointments or questions about care, contact Operation Samahan through its official website or at (844) 200-2426. See the editorial policy for how corrections are handled.

Frequently asked questions

Who writes Opsam.wiki?

The Opsam Wiki editorial team. The site is produced by a marketing agency that works for Operation Samahan.

Is Opsam.wiki the official Operation Samahan website?

No. The official website is opsam.org.

Does Opsam.wiki give medical advice?

No. It summarizes public information about the organization. For medical questions, contact a health care provider; in an emergency, call 911.