What does that policy change mean for safety-net patients?

The annual statewide poll offers a comprehensive look at the health issues Californians are most worried about — and what they hope state policymakers will prioritize this year.

The man who built the foundation's website and developed its digital communications efforts for 26 years was a self-taught and highly accomplished photographer and musician.

In a paradigm shift to advance health equity, the critical work of community health workers, promotores, and representatives is being integrated into state programs.

A CHCF-supported start-up's innovative services help care navigators address social determinants of health for Medi-Cal enrollees.

Hundreds of non-licensed Californians have graduated from the Lay Counselor Academy, a program launched in 2022 by a licensed therapist and a lay counselor frustrated by the widespread lack of access to mental health care.

After 15 years of efforts and spending to expand access to care, an estimated 94% of California residents have health insurance. Find out how the state achieved this — and who remains left out.

Medi-Cal has expanded to include all California residents with low incomes regardless of immigration status. When patients ask whether they should apply for Medi-Cal, a Los Angeles physician explains why he assures them it is safe.

Thirty-two fellows were chosen for the 24th cohort of the program, which helps clinicians improve the operation of safety-net institutions in California.

In a momentous decision that could affect communities across the nation, the court gave local officials the authority to fine and penalize people living outside. In California, advocates predict the ruling will lead to more sickness and death.