The California Health Care Foundation is an independent, nonprofit philanthropy that works to improve the health care system so that all Californians have the care they need.
CHCF publishes reports, articles, issue briefs, explainers, data snapshots, infographics, fact sheets, and other resources to help make meaningful change in California’s health care system.
The California Health Care Foundation is an independent, nonprofit philanthropy that works to improve the health care system so that all Californians have the care they need.
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In 2014, CHCF launched ACA 411, an interactive online tool that helped users track the ACA’s impact on California. While we no longer maintain the tool, the data and resources that were used to build it remain available here.
When it comes to health care, perhaps no group has as much at stake as California’s 15 million Latinos. With the gubernatorial race heating up, this is a good time to explore some of the reasons why.
While the federal government has opened the door for states to impose work requirements on people who use Medicaid, data show that a vast majority of nondisabled recipients are already in working families.
Mitch Katz has departed California for New York City after decades of contributions to the Golden State’s public health system. As he looks back, he credits philanthropic foundations for providing crucial support to bring about positive change.
Contracting processes between payers and providers to deliver palliative care can often be cumbersome. This project evaluates the use of consensus standards across multiple payer-provider contracts.
The health care providers affected by the wildfires that devastated swaths of Sonoma, Napa, and Mendocino Counties in October are beginning a recovery process to ensure everyone has uninterrupted access to the services they need.
The California Opioid Safety Network is a community of local coalitions working across California to share strategies and best practices toward the shared goal of reducing opioid addiction and deaths.
As part of its effort to encourage entrepreneurs to enter the Medicaid market, CHCF co-sponsored the ACAP Medicaid Innovation Challenge, whose winner, AbleTo, receives $100,000 and a pilot opportunity.
Rural communities face formidable barriers to introducing outpatient palliative care. This project aims to connect payers and providers to increase its availability and quality in rural parts of the state.
Despite being the nation’s largest health insurer, Medicaid remains largely overlooked by investors and entrepreneurs. Learn more about the myriad opportunities for innovation within this market.
Many patients with addiction can be successfully treated in a primary care setting. This webinar series teaches primary care clinicians how to implement medication-assisted treatment in their practices.
While an all-payer claims database (APCD) could offer Californians new ways to keep track of health care costs, lawmakers must take steps to guarantee that data would remain secure.
Medi-Cal health plans and providers will collaborate on the development of financially sustainable, integrated care models for patients with complex needs.
Leaders from across the health and education sectors are joining together to ensure California’s workforce is ready to meet the population’s current and future health needs.
A pilot project to establish an electronic registry for POLST forms in California could enable quick access to this information by emergency responders and others.