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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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More than one-third of US states have prioritized shifting more of the health care dollar to primary care. Here’s how they are doing it, and what California can learn.
The Primary Care Investment Coordinating Group of California (PICG) has adopted a set of guiding principles and recommended actions intended to spur collective action to ensure that the state’s primary care system has the resources it needs to deliver better…
Today the California Health Care Foundation announced Tie K. Kim as its new vice president of finance and administration. He will officially start his new role on May 2.
Critics have long argued that the Internal Revenue Service’s interpretation of this controversial rule unfairly penalizes family members of workers with lower incomes.
Emergency regulations instituted as COVID-19 reached the US allowed patients who may not otherwise have qualified for methadone take-home doses to receive them.
A conversation with San Francisco Chronicle reporter Trisha Thadani and photojournalist Stephen Lam about how they approached a project that dug deep below the surface of the city’s overdose crisis.
In this 18-month initiative, participants worked to improve their behavioral telehealth practices so that patients would have equitable access to high-quality services that promote resilience and emotional well-being.
The emergence of COVID-19 prompted a dramatic increase in telehealth services among health care providers seeking to offer continuity of care for patients. The rapid change prompted CHCF to sponsor two studies to determine the capacity of health centers to…
The legislation could increase access to care for many Californians — but not until detailed standards have been adopted through regulations or changes in state law.
More than one-third of US states have prioritized shifting more of the health care dollar to primary care. This report reviews their primary care investment, payment innovation, and care delivery transformation strategies.