What Is CIN?
The California Improvement Network (CIN) is a learning and action community that advances equitable health care experiences and outcomes for Californians through cross-sector connections, spreading good ideas, and implementing improvements.
Advancing health equity requires coordination of health and social services in every community. The 2023-2024 cycle of CIN supports the future state of health care in California by bringing together health care organizations (HCOs), such as providers, payers, and supporters, with community-based organizations (CBOs) that provide food, housing, legal, and other services.
CIN is a project of the California Health Care Foundation and managed by Healthforce Center at UCSF.
Learn how CIN functions and who is in the network.
CIN Priority Areas
CIN establishes three priority areas for learning and action for each two-year cycle. For 2023-2024, we are focused on strengthening foundations, advancing health equity, and evolving roles and care models. See resources and tools for these and earlier priority areas below:
- Addressing Burnout
- Advancing Health Equity
- Behavioral Health
- Evolving Roles and Care Models
- Financial Risk and Total Cost of Care
- Providing Care Differently
- Social Drivers of Health
- Strengthening Foundations
Join CIN!
The California Improvement Network is open to all and free of cost thanks to the support of the California Health Care Foundation. Subscribe now to hear about the latest health improvement events, resources, and tools through our monthly newsletter. See examples of our recent newsletters at these links online: