California policymakers and other stakeholders are exploring state-based approaches to expand or improve coverage within the state. This paper illuminates federal legal issues that need to be considered under each approach.

Researchers estimate increases in numbers of uninsured under Senate tax bill. See the impact to your California congressional district.

The state's FQHCs, which are a key source of care for low-income residents, have expanded their capacity after implementation of the Affordable Care Act. Learn about California's FQHCs and their patient population, payer mix, and growth.

Through close collaboration, trained paramedics in San Francisco successfully diverted patients from the emergency department to the San Francisco Sobering Center.

Since implementation of the ACA, California's uninsured rate has dropped by half. Still, nearly three million remain uninsured, and there could be big changes in coverage ahead with Donald Trump's election.

There is renewed interest in a potential state-based, single-payer health care system in California. Asking key questions will help clarify what this might mean for our state.

While California continues to make progress on the quality of care provided to women during their pregnancies and deliveries, there is room for improvement. Use these interactive charts to explore the quality metrics.

Emergency department administration of buprenorphine for opioid use disorder doubles retention in treatment. CHCF is helping eight hospitals learn to treat addiction in the ED.

A compilation of key facts and figures illustrates the breadth and scope of Medi-Cal coverage and how that coverage benefits Californians.

Adolescents and young adults often find it difficult to access substance use disorder treatment in California. This paper provides considerations for expanding public programs for youth.