Sacramento: Powerful Hospital Systems Dominate a Stable Market
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07/01/2009
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Center for Studying Health System Change
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Sacramento Area: Large Health Systems Grow in a Pricey and Tumultuous Market
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02/26/2021
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Len Finocchio, James Paci
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New Health Care Options for Homeless Patients in Sacramento
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Sacramento Healthcare Decisions
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Sacramento Healthcare Decisions
No Place to Go: Addressing the Challenge of Homeless Patients in Sacramento
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Exploring Six California Health Economies
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Webinar — Findings from CHCF’s Sacramento Area Regional Market Study
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Involuntary Detention, by Category and Region, California, FY 2014
Date Created: March 2018
Courts can order involuntary inpatient hospital treatment for people in mental health crises who are a danger to themselves or others, but do not agree to treatment. California regions used this option very differently, with Los Angeles County and the Sacramento region using it at high rates, while Northern and Sierra, Orange County, and San Joaquin Valley using it at the lowest rates.
Data Source: Sources: Author calculations based on California Involuntary Detentions Data Report, Fiscal Year (FY) 2013–14, California Dept. of Health Care Services; and “Report P-3: State and County Total Population Projections by Race/Ethnicity and Detailed Age 2010 through 2060 (as of July 1),” in P-3: State and County Projections Dataset, California Dept. of Finance.
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2018 Edition — Mental Health in California
Suicide Rate, by Region, All Ages, California, 2011 to 2013
Date Created: March 2018
Of all California regions, the Northern and Sierra region had the highest suicide rate, at 21.1, twice the state average of 10.4. The Central Coast, Sacramento, and San Diego areas also had higher-than-average rates, while Los Angeles County had the lowest in the state, at 7.7.
Data Source: Sources: Author calculations based on CDPH Vital Statistics Death Statistical Master Files and Report P-3: State and County Population Projections by Race/Ethnicity, Detailed Age, and Gender, 2010–2060, California Dept. of Finance, January 31, 2013. Both reports prepared by California Dept. of Public Health, Safe and Active Communities Branch and generated from epicenter.cdph.ca.gov. Vital statistics report generated on March 2, 2016; population report generated on October 7, 2016.
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2018 Edition — Mental Health in California
Reported Surgeries in Freestanding ASCs, by Region, California, 2007 and 2016
Date Created: February 2018
The number of reported ASC surgeries dropped sharply in all California regions after the reporting requirements changed in 2007. In 2016, two California regions — Sacramento Area and Northern and Sierra — reported no surgeries.
Data Source: Source: “Specialty Care Clinics Annual Utilization Data” (2007 and 2016), Office of Statewide Health Planning and Development.
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2020 Edition — Quality of Care: Providers