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How Many in Your Area Are Covered by the Affordable Care Act?

This is an overview of the Affordable Care Act’s role in providing health care coverage to Californians, which is especially important during the COVID-19 pandemic. However, the ACA remains under threat. See how many people in your local area are…

September 24, 2020

•Health Insurance Coverage

Data Insight

A Primer on Dual-Eligible Californians

More than a million Californians receive health care coverage from both Medicare and Medi-Cal. These dual-eligible enrollees are older adults with low incomes and people with disabilities. The goal of the paper is to help stakeholders understand the complexities of…

September 24, 2020

•Medi-Cal

Report

Collaboration in California’s Diverse Journalism Ecosystem

CHCF commissioned this report to explore examples of collaboration between ethnic media and mainstream media in California. The goal of this research is to gather insights into good practices that support mutually beneficial collaboration, key challenges and inhibiting factors, and…

September 23, 2020

•Technology and Innovation

Tool

CIN Resource Page: Resilient Leadership

This California Improvement Network resource page focuses on tools that support leaders in health care organizations to build resilience, inspire and motivate, foster organizational alignment, develop powerful communication, and navigate change.

September 23, 2020

•Health Workforce

Implications of the Fifth Circuit Court Decision in Texas v. United States

September 22, 2020

Expert Perspective

After Justice Ginsburg’s Loss, What a New Court Could Mean for the ACA

Her death has led to a flood of questions about what comes next for the US Supreme Court and the country.

September 22, 2020

•Health Insurance Coverage

Feature Story

Online COVID-19 Self-Assessment Eases Burden on Southern California’s Safety Net

USC triage tool, piloted with AltaMed Health Services, has helped half a million people worldwide decide whether to seek testing or in-person medical help.

September 22, 2020

•Primary Care

Project

Transitional Program Office Created to Expand Graduate Medical Education in California

To ensure the future stability and capacity of the health care system, the California Future Health Workforce Commission recommended an expansion of graduate medical education (GME) to produce more California-trained physicians, especially in needed specialties and underserved regions of the…

September 21, 2020

•Health Workforce

Behind the Headlines

COVID-19 Goes Viral on College Campuses

Stories That Caught Our Attention: The New York Times has counted at least 88,000 COVID-19 cases and 60 deaths at American colleges.

September 21, 2020

•Primary Care

Behind the Headlines

Remembering Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg

The legendary Supreme Court justice died Friday after a lifetime devoted to her righteous battle for gender equality.

September 19, 2020

•Health Equity

Behind the Headlines

Stressors Take Toll on Students’ Mental Health

Stories That Caught Our Attention: Experts worry that compounding pressures are taking a toll on the mental, emotional, and physical health of young people.

September 14, 2020

•Behavioral Health

Report

Equal Treatment: A Review of Mental Health Parity Enforcement in California

Researchers at Georgetown University’s Center on Health Insurance Reforms assessed California’s progress in enforcing the 2008 federal parity law.

September 11, 2020

•Health Insurance Coverage

Report

Weighed Down: Californians and the Financial Burden of Health Care Coverage

This issue brief explores the affordability of health coverage in California in 2018, the latest year for which data are available, with a particular focus on health insurance deductibles and on who reports the greatest affordability challenges. Where possible, this…

September 4, 2020

•Health Care Costs/Affordability

Data Insight

COVID-19 Tracking Poll: One in Five Californians Knows Someone Who Died of COVID-19

Black and Latinx Californians are more likely than white Californians to know someone who has died of the new coronavirus.

September 3, 2020

•Facts and Data

Expert Perspective

Public Health Officials Are Our COVID-19 Commanders. Treat Them With Respect.

Battle-scarred public health officers are making deeply personal sacrifices to steer us to safety.

September 1, 2020

•Health Workforce

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How Many in Your Area Are Covered by the Affordable Care Act?

A Primer on Dual-Eligible Californians

Collaboration in California’s Diverse Journalism Ecosystem

CIN Resource Page: Resilient Leadership

Implications of the Fifth Circuit Court Decision in Texas v. United States

After Justice Ginsburg’s Loss, What a New Court Could Mean for the ACA

Online COVID-19 Self-Assessment Eases Burden on Southern California’s Safety Net

Transitional Program Office Created to Expand Graduate Medical Education in California

COVID-19 Goes Viral on College Campuses

Remembering Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg

Stressors Take Toll on Students’ Mental Health

Equal Treatment: A Review of Mental Health Parity Enforcement in California

Weighed Down: Californians and the Financial Burden of Health Care Coverage

COVID-19 Tracking Poll: One in Five Californians Knows Someone Who Died of COVID-19

Public Health Officials Are Our COVID-19 Commanders. Treat Them With Respect.

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