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In L.A., Occupational Therapists Help People Stay Housed

Los Angeles County is deploying a small team of occupational therapists to help newly housed individuals adjust to life indoors by advising them about basic living skills like hygiene and cleanliness.

February 2, 2024

•Homelessness

Report

Top Five Takeaways from CHCF’s 2024 California Health Policy Poll

The annual statewide poll offers a comprehensive look at the health issues Californians are most worried about — and what they hope state policymakers will prioritize this year.

February 1, 2024

•Facts and Data

Case Study

CalAIM Implementation of Recuperative Care Services: Lessons Learned

This brief reviews the implementation of the CalAIM recuperative care services, recommends steps California could consider moving forward, and provides advice for other states considering a Medicaid benefit for recuperative care.

January 31, 2024

•Medi-Cal

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New 2024 California Health Care Foundation Survey

January 31, 2024

Data Insight

The 2024 CHCF California Health Policy Survey

Conducted in fall 2023, this survey collected Californian adults’ opinions and experiences on various health care topics, including mental health, medical debt, racial equity, and more.

January 31, 2024

•Facts and Data

Feature Story

Community Health Workers Gain Recognition in California

In a paradigm shift to advance health equity, the critical work of community health workers, promotores, and representatives is being integrated into state programs.

January 24, 2024

•Health Workforce

Knowledge Center

Improving Care for Older Adults with Complex Needs

January 23, 2024

•Older Adults

Feature Story

People Who Have Experienced Homelessness Sought Out as Trusted Health Care Advisers

California organizations value the insights of those with deepest knowledge of the health challenges of housing insecurity.

January 11, 2024

•Homelessness

Behind the Headlines

Program Enables Undocumented Residents to Become Therapists

California is allowing people without full immigration status to earn a license and serve other undocumented residents.

January 9, 2024

•Behavioral Health

Expert Perspective

State Works to Increase Access to Medi-Cal As Millions Seek Enrollment Renewal

From the front lines of eligibility redetermination, a California Department of Health Care Services official shares insights and recommendations.

January 4, 2024

•Medi-Cal

Case Study

How to Identify and Support Emerging Risk Medi-Cal Members with Complex Social and Behavioral Needs

Many Medi-Cal enrollees with diabetes have unmet behavioral and social needs. Medi-Cal health plans and providers are identifying how to reduce barriers to care and better support patients’ health.

January 2, 2024

•Medi-Cal

Expert Perspective

Celebrating a New Era in Health Coverage

California has removed immigration status as a barrier to enrollment in Medi-Cal — a policy change with profound implications for immigrant families and an inspiration to keep fighting for health equity.

January 2, 2024

•Health Insurance Coverage

Report

Quality of Care: Maternal Health and Childbirth Almanac — 2023 Edition

While California continues to make progress on the quality of care provided to women during their pregnancies and deliveries, there is room for improvement. This set of quality measures focuses on maternal health and childbirth.

December 15, 2023

•Facts and Data

Project

Perinatal Mental Health Training Resources for Clinicians and Non-Clinicians

With support from CHCF, Maternal Mental Health NOW partnered with the UCLA Prevention Center of Excellence to produce online trainings on perinatal mental health issues for health care clinicians, mental health providers, and social service providers who serve families with…

December 15, 2023

•Maternal Health

Feature Story

Making Flu Vaccinations Easy: SCAN Health Plan’s Tactics to Reduce Racial Disparities

Through a multi-channel approach and partnerships with community organizations, SCAN plans not only to minimize disparities in flu vaccination for their members in Los Angeles, but also to engage members year-round and establish themselves as a trusted voice for health…

December 15, 2023

•Health Equity

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In L.A., Occupational Therapists Help People Stay Housed

Top Five Takeaways from CHCF’s 2024 California Health Policy Poll

CalAIM Implementation of Recuperative Care Services: Lessons Learned

New 2024 California Health Care Foundation Survey

The 2024 CHCF California Health Policy Survey

Community Health Workers Gain Recognition in California

Improving Care for Older Adults with Complex Needs

People Who Have Experienced Homelessness Sought Out as Trusted Health Care Advisers

Program Enables Undocumented Residents to Become Therapists

State Works to Increase Access to Medi-Cal As Millions Seek Enrollment Renewal

How to Identify and Support Emerging Risk Medi-Cal Members with Complex Social and Behavioral Needs

Celebrating a New Era in Health Coverage

Quality of Care: Maternal Health and Childbirth Almanac — 2023 Edition

Perinatal Mental Health Training Resources for Clinicians and Non-Clinicians

Making Flu Vaccinations Easy: SCAN Health Plan’s Tactics to Reduce Racial Disparities

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