CIN Partners

The primary aim of the California Improvement Network, to advance health equity throughout California, requires coordination of health and social services in every community. CIN partners for the 2023-2024 cycle include health care organizations (HCOs), such as providers, payers, and supporters, and community-based organizations (CBOs) that provide food, housing, legal, and other services. Partners lead CIN by engaging in a shared governance model, defining priorities for learning and action, co-designing network activities, and advancing the network’s aim. Learn more about how CIN functions.

This page lists all CIN partners for 2023-2024. Read more about CIN partner organizations in a CHCF Blog. Below, * denotes CIN emeritus partners, who have participated as CIN partners for six or more years and meet current partner eligibility requirements.

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211 San Diego is a trusted nonprofit connecting people to community and health resources. Our team of complex care managers provide person-centered care coordination. 211 San Diego is the steward for the Community Information Exchange (CIE). CIE’s multidisciplinary network, integrated technology platform, and closed-loop referral tools facilitate communitywide care planning.

 

Arcata House Partnership is a nonprofit in Humboldt County that offers a full continuum of services to individuals who are experiencing housing and/or food insecurity. We are a locally and federally funded agency that serves the homeless community with compassion, dignity, and empowerment using a housing-first philosophy. Our services include street outreach, access to food, temporary shelter, and permanent housing.

 

 

 

The California Department of Health Care Services is the single state Medicaid agency for the state of California. DHCS contracts with providers and managed care health plans through the fee-for-service and managed care delivery systems, respectively, for the provision of high quality and equitable health care services to 13.5 million Medi-Cal members.

 

 

 

The California Health Care Safety Net Institute* is the 501c(3) affiliate of the California Association of Public Hospitals and Health Systems (CAPH). Together, SNI and CAPH represent California’s 21 public health care systems, including the county-affiliated systems and the University of California medical centers. SNI supports their efforts to provide high quality equitable care by: (1) shaping policy; (2) providing expertise; and (3) facilitating learning.

 

 

Community Bridges is a nonprofit organization that addresses health, equity, and poverty in Santa Cruz County. We are deeply rooted in, and trusted by, traditionally underserved and unserved communities of color and seniors. Our 10 programs across 20 sites serve over 20,000 children, families, and seniors each year, delivering essential services, and providing equitable access to resources, and advocating for health and dignity.

 

Community Clinic Association of Los Angeles County promotes community clinics and health centers as providers and advocates for expanding access to quality comprehensive health care for medically under-resourced people in Los Angeles. CCALAC works as a conduit of information and resources and as a convener, facilitating the sharing of experience and best practices, including technical assistance, training, and peer support as well as community education and advocacy.

 

 

Community Health Center Network is a partnership of eight community health centers in Alameda County. Our mission is to provide accessible, high-quality care to our patients and eliminate barriers to that care. Our partner clinics serve unique populations within the county, and their individual missions are also informed by a sensitivity to the unique needs of their community. We aim to support them in improving the health and well being of this diverse group of Alameda County residents through quality improvement, case management, advocacy, and EHR support.

 

 

Health Net believes every person deserves a safety net for their health, regardless of age, income, employment status or current state of health. Founded in California more than 40 years ago, we’re dedicated to transforming the health of our community, one person at a time. Today, Health Net’s 2,600 employees and 90,000 network providers serve 3 million members. That’s nearly 1 in 12 Californians. We provide health plans for individuals, families, businesses of every size and people who qualify for Medi-Cal or Medicare — Coverage for Every Stage of Life™.

 

 

Health Plan of San Joaquin is a publicly sponsored, not-for-profit HMO with contracts with the California Department of Health Care Services (DHCS) to manage health care for over 400,000 Medi-Cal members in San Joaquin and Stanislaus Counties. HPSJ’s strong community partnerships with our network providers, local public health leaders, community-based organizations and local governmental agencies and the dedication of our staff and governance from our Health Commision is critical to leverage regional resources to meet the health care needs of the San Joaquin Valley.

 

 

Health Plan of San Mateo (HPSM) is a local, non-profit County Organized Health System (COHS) founded in 1987 to ensure that San Mateo County’s vulnerable and underserved residents have access to high-quality care, services and supports. With more than 160,000 members, HPSM serves all the County’s Medi-Cal eligible residents and nearly 9,000 members eligible for Medicare and Medi-Cal. HPSM also sponsors special programs such as home-based health care and affordable housing for the homeless.

 

 

Health Center Partners of Southern California (HCP) provides leadership for a 17-member consortium of 13 federally qualified health centers, 3 tribal health programs, and Planned Parenthood of the Pacific Southwest who collaborate to meet the organization’s mission to accelerate improvements in the quality and accessibility of care for the underserved. Health Quality Partners is an HCP subsidiary focusing on innovation, research, and collaborative programming to advance health equity and wellness in the communities served by our members.

 

 

Homeless Prenatal Program is a nationally recognized family resource center in San Francisco that empowers homeless and low-income families, particularly mothers motivated by pregnancy and parenthood, to find within themselves the strength and confidence they need to transform their lives. The agency serves over 3,500 low-income and homeless families annually, providing a variety of programs and services to help families become healthy, stable and self-sufficient.

 

 

 

Since 1995 Humboldt IPA* has partnered in delivering quality health care in Humboldt County. The Humboldt IPA provides leadership in working with health plans and health care providers to ensure that health care is provided in a manner that enhances the public health and promotes access to quality care. Fostering local accountability while providing appropriate, proficient, cost effective medical care benefits the people of our community.

 

 

 

Kaiser Permanente is recognized as one of America’s leading health care providers and nonprofit health plans. Care for members and patients is focused on their total health and guided by their personal physicians, specialists, and team of caregivers. Kaiser Permanente is a health plan, hospital system, and medical group, all working together.

 

 

As an FQHC, Korean Community Services provides primary care, psychiatry, addiction medicine, therapy, acupuncture, dentistry and related supportive services. KCS also provides a wide range of services to ensure low-income immigrants have access to food/transportation/housing resources, immigration/legal assistance and outreach and education programs. Our mission is to provide client-centered, culturally inclusive, expert care to directly improve the well-being of underserved communities and individuals through health care, social services, and community programs in Orange County.

 

 

Through comprehensive integrated social service systems, LightHouse Social Service Centers supports clients in breaking the cycle of homelessness, works to keep families together, and strives to build strong healthy communities, assisting homeless individuals, families, veterans, seniors, formerly incarcerated individuals, victims of domestic violence and unaccompanied youth in finding stable permanent housing solutions in San Bernardino and Riverside Counties.

 

 

For over 40 years, Molina Healthcare of California has been bringing California communities together to achieve better health outcomes for the diverse Medi-Cal populations. Molina has been rooted in health equity and established around a singular belief that everyone should be able to access quality health care no matter who they are or where they live. Molina’s approach has always been grassroots, boots-on-the-ground, and steeped in community relationships. We do this through partnerships with more than 580 CBOs and a robust network of providers throughout California.

 

 

OptumCA* is a leading medical group that cares for over 2 million patients throughout Los Angeles, Orange and San Diego Counties and the Inland Empire, and recently in the Bay Area. Our patients have an entire extended care team – including their primary care doctor, specialists, clinicians, care managers, and others – who work together to build a personalized care plan to meet each patient’s individual needs. We are committed to providing expert, personalized care that helps keep our patients healthy and feeling their best.

 

 

Partnership HealthPlan of California* is a not-for-profit, community-based County Organized Health System (COHS) providing MediCal Managed Care services to over 600,000 members in 14 counties in Northern California. The mission of PHC is to help our members, and the communities we serve, be healthy. Strategic priorities are quality, equity, operational efficiency, financial stewardship, and promoting community partnerships.

 

 

 

Salud Para La Gente is a FQHC with clinics in Santa Cruz County and North Monterey County. As a ‘health home,’ we have made it our mission to provide high quality, comprehensive, and cost effective health care that is responsive to the needs of the communities we serve. We seek to ensure quality health care to all in need, and make sure we are where our community needs care.

 

 

San Francisco Health Network* is the San Francisco Department of Public Health’s publicly funded, vertically integrated safety-net delivery system. It is a community of clinics, hospitals, and programs that connects San Franciscans to quality health care to promote the health of our patients.

 

 

 

SCAN Health Plan is a not-for-profit, Medicare Advantage health plan that offers comprehensive coverage to seniors in California, Nevada, and Arizona. As an organization, SCAN caters to over 270,000 members with the mission of keeping seniors healthy and independent.

 

 

The People Concern is a nonprofit housing and service organization that serves people experiencing homelessness and survivors of domestic violence. We believe that everyone deserves to be housed, healthy and safe. Our work focuses on delivering affordable, supportive housing and wrap around services that assist people in moving off the streets into permanent housing and maintaining their housing, and advocacy and policy changes that improve systems of care.

 

 

Turning Point Community Programs serves ten counties across Northern California using best practices in mental health treatment. TPCP pioneered hiring individuals with lived experience to inform and lead service provision. TPCP has partners with more than 17,000 individuals in support of them realizing their goals. TPCP holds steadfast to the unique vision of offering care, hope, respect, and support on the path to recovery and mental health. We strive to set the standard for individualized care that provides hope for recovery.

 

 

United Indian Health Services is an organization of nine federally recognized tribes in Northern California providing high-quality, culturally sensitive health care to its members. UIHS provides services including primary care, dental care, mental health care, optometry, pharmacy, therapy, and substance use treatment. UIHS also offers wellness programs, such as fitness classes, specialized diabetes treatment, and nutrition counseling. With its convenient locations and comprehensive services, UIHS is an essential resource for the tribal community.