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The California Health Care Foundation is an independent, nonprofit philanthropy that works to improve the health care system so that all Californians have the care they need.
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In San Mateo County, two organizations are partnering successfully to deliver two Community Supports to help people who want to transition out of nursing homes — or avoid going to one in the first place. This fact sheet provides tips…
In Kern County, two organizations are partnering to deliver asthma remediation. This fact sheet provides tips and strategies for other organizations that want to offer this Community Support.
Two organizations in Kern County are partnering successfully to offer Community Supports to people who need help with activities of daily living. This fact sheet provides strategies for other organizations seeking to offer these services.
Learn implementation tips from two organizations in Orange County partnering successfully to offer sobering services. Sobering centers provide an alternative destination for people publicly intoxicated and who might otherwise be transported to an emergency department or jail.
This fact sheet profiles two organizations partnering to offer day habilitation — a CalAIM Community Support — and offers key takeaways for other organizations interested in launching the service.
Pivoting from Whole Person Care to CalAIM has been a challenge for county health administrators. In this brief, we talked to people on the ground who describe what has worked and what still needs improvement in the implementation of CalAIM.
Effective January 1, Medi-Cal policy and payment changes under CalAIM will make it easier for long-term nursing home patients to transition to settings in the community.