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Blog
Covered California Starts Innovative Program to Improve Population Health
The state’s health insurance marketplace is investing $15 million in a population health initiative to improve the overall well-being of 1.8 million enrollees.
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Resource
Advancing Health Equity Through Primary Care Policy
The report outlines California policies that would significantly improve access to quality primary care for all Californians, particularly those in underserved communities.
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Community-Based Organizations to Join Reimagined California Improvement Network
Equity is at the center of future quality improvement work in California. Learn about the community-based organizations joining CIN as peers and partners in 2023.
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Event
Webinar — Why Primary Care Matters to California
Join CHCF for a webinar on why improving primary care is key to California reaching its goals around health care access, quality, and equity.
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CIN Webinar — Introducing a Toolkit to Advance Racial Health Equity in Primary Care Improvement Efforts
This CIN webinar covered how to use the CIN toolkit to help organizations that provide, pay for, or support primary care to increase the number of care improvement efforts that center racial equity.
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The Case for Investing in Primary Care in California
Investing in primary care is crucial to address physician shortages, unequal access to care, and improve health outcomes for all Californians.
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Blog
Use ‘Carrots and Sticks’ to Spur Better Quality, Equity From Medi-Cal Managed Care Plans
California has a rare opportunity to institute long-overdue financial incentives tied to health plan performance.
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New Study Shows Lagging Quality Improvement in Medi-Cal Managed Care
Over the last decade, California hasn’t seen the level of quality improvement expected from Medi-Cal, one of the state’s most important programs.
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Blog
Seven Partnerships to Strengthen Community Health Centers
In California, the smaller community health centers that need the most support are the least likely to get it, and that poses a risk for the thousands of Californians with low incomes who rely on them. As California’s entire health…
