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Health Insurance and Health Care Affordability Perceptions Among Individual Insurance Market Enrollees in California in 2021

This 2021 survey sought to better understand if Californians purchasing their health insurance on the individual market perceived their coverage to be affordable.

May 17, 2022

•Health Care Costs/Affordability
Feature Story

California Spent Millions to Boost COVID-19 Vaccination Rates of Medi-Cal Members — But They Lag Even More

Gaps in COVID-19 vaccination rates among the state’s Medi-Cal population persist. Five Medi-Cal plans still have vaccination rates under 50%.

May 13, 2022

•Health Equity
Feature Story

Frontline Nurses Are Burning Out. This Digital Health Start-Up Is Trying to Change That

Laudio aims to help managers reduce high turnover rates among nurses and other frontline health care workers — a longstanding problem exacerbated by the COVID-19 pandemic.

May 11, 2022

•Health Workforce
Quick Read

Medi-Cal Explained: What Are Alternative Payment Models?

This issue brief explores how Medi-Cal has been developing alternative payment models to align with federal initiatives and state financial and policy goals. It looks at the benefits of these models and barriers to their adoption.

May 09, 2022

•Medi-Cal
Quick Read

Medi-Cal Explained: How Health Centers Are Paid

Learn about payment methods for community health centers and Federally Qualified Health Centers, including prospective payment system reimbursement.

May 09, 2022

•Medi-Cal
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Penalizing Abortion Providers Will Have Ripple Effects Across Pregnancy Care

The Supreme Court is moving toward reversing Roe v. Wade and eliminating the federal constitutional right to abortion. This could have immeasurable negative effects on pregnant people and families, including the loss of access to necessary treatment associated with miscarriage.

May 05, 2022

•Maternal Health
Expert Perspective

On the Wellness Curve, Focus on Primary Health Care Will Put California Ahead

A first-of-its-kind study of primary care spending in California’s commercial health insurance market finds organizations that invest a higher proportion of spending in primary care deliver better care.

May 02, 2022

•Primary Care
Expert Perspective

Helping Californians Maintain Coverage After the Public Health Emergency

California’s success in avoiding unnecessary Medi-Cal disenrollment and smoothing transitions to other coverage will be crucial.

April 28, 2022

•Health Insurance Coverage
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Envisioning an Ideal Health Workforce Data System for California

April 26, 2022
Report

CalAIM Community Supports: Promoting Independent Living Among Older Adults and People with Disabilities

Through CalAIM, Medi-Cal managed care plans now have the option to offer any of 14 Community Supports that provide person-centered services. This report provides an overview of and evidence summary for six Community Supports most relevant to supporting independent living…

April 26, 2022

•Older Adults
Behavioral Health Spending

April 24, 2022

•Primary Care
Report

Health Care Cost Commissions: How Eight States Address Cost Growth

This issue brief documents efforts in eight states that have established new independent commissions or increased the authority of an existing regulatory body to monitor and limit unnecessary growth in health spending.

April 22, 2022

•Health Care Costs/Affordability
Quick Read

Fact Sheet: Nurse Practitioners and California’s Latino/x Community

Nurse practitioners are a vital part of California’s health care workforce. Today they play a particularly important role providing care to underserved Californians, especially Latino/x communities.

April 22, 2022

•Health Workforce
Report

Investing in Primary Care: Why It Matters for Californians with Commercial Coverage

This study measures primary care spending, as a proportion of overall spending, among commercial health plans and provider organizations (POs) in California. Among POs, more investment in primary care was associated with better quality, fewer ED visits, and lower total…

April 19, 2022

•Primary Care
Report

Access, Affordability, and Respect: California Poll Shows Benefits Associated with Having a Primary Care Provider

An analysis of poll findings reveals significant differences between insured Californians who have a primary care provider and those who do not across topics related to health care utilization, experience, affordability, and health behaviors.

April 19, 2022

•Primary Care

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Health Insurance and Health Care Affordability Perceptions Among Individual Insurance Market Enrollees in California in 2021

California Spent Millions to Boost COVID-19 Vaccination Rates of Medi-Cal Members — But They Lag Even More

Frontline Nurses Are Burning Out. This Digital Health Start-Up Is Trying to Change That

Medi-Cal Explained: What Are Alternative Payment Models?

Medi-Cal Explained: How Health Centers Are Paid

Penalizing Abortion Providers Will Have Ripple Effects Across Pregnancy Care

On the Wellness Curve, Focus on Primary Health Care Will Put California Ahead

Helping Californians Maintain Coverage After the Public Health Emergency

Envisioning an Ideal Health Workforce Data System for California

CalAIM Community Supports: Promoting Independent Living Among Older Adults and People with Disabilities

Behavioral Health Spending

Health Care Cost Commissions: How Eight States Address Cost Growth

Fact Sheet: Nurse Practitioners and California’s Latino/x Community

Investing in Primary Care: Why It Matters for Californians with Commercial Coverage

Access, Affordability, and Respect: California Poll Shows Benefits Associated with Having a Primary Care Provider

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