Opsam.wikiThe Operation Samahan Reference

Sources

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

Short answer: Every fact on Opsam.wiki is cited to one of the 29 sources below: federal and state records (HRSA, USAspending.gov, CDPH, the NPI registry and IRS filings via ProPublica), press coverage, and Operation Samahan’s own website.

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.

Which government and public records are cited?

Which press and other organizations are cited?

Which operation Samahan’s own website are cited?

What sources were not used?

Health center directories that copy other sources, star ratings, individual reviews and social media posts were not used as sources of fact. Google Business Profile listings, the Medi-Cal provider directory and California HCAI clinic data were not reviewed for this edition; see the open questions.

Frequently asked questions

Which sources does Opsam.wiki trust most?

Government records are preferred for licensing, federal status, patient counts and finances. Operation Samahan's own website is used for services, insurance and policies, and is attributed as its own description.

Does Opsam.wiki use reviews or ratings?

No. Star ratings, individual reviews and social media posts are not used as sources of fact.