Join CHCF for a webinar exploring findings from our latest Regional Market Report on the Sacramento region. The discussion will examine what current data reveal about the regional market, including key coverage sources and emerging trends, as well as how federal and state policy changes could affect coverage and affordability.
The conversation will explore persistent barriers to specialty care, particularly for Medi-Cal patients, and how community health centers are expanding services and developing innovative approaches while navigating financial pressures.
At This Event, You’ll Gain Insights Into:
- Current data about the Sacramento market, including key coverage sources and regional trends
- How federal and state policy changes could affect coverage and affordability in the region
- How recent Medi-Cal managed care transitions are reshaping health plan networks, provider participation, and patient access to care
- Why access to specialty care remains one of the region’s most pressing health care challenges, particularly for Medi-Cal patients
- How community health centers are expanding services and developing innovative approaches to improve access while navigating financial pressures
Who Should Attend
Health care leaders, policymakers, health system and hospital executives, community health center leaders, Medi-Cal managed care plans, health insurers, providers, advocates, and others interested in the future of health care access and delivery in the Sacramento region.
Dive Deeper: Read the Full Report
The Sacramento region is growing, even as California’s population has declined. As health systems expand into growing suburban communities, Medi-Cal now covers more than one in three residents, community health centers are expanding their reach, and specialty care remains difficult to access for many Medi-Cal patients.
The report examines how these shifts are shaping health care across El Dorado, Placer, Sacramento, and Yolo Counties. It is one of seven regional reports in CHCF’s 2026 Regional Markets Study.





