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Newsom Budget Proposal Signals Health Care Priorities

Stories That Caught Our Attention: Five key health care items in the governor’s proposed budget tackle important problems, including homelessness, affordability, and behavioral health capacity.

January 17, 2020

•Facts and Data
Inside CHCF

You’ve Got to Hear This: Funding a New Health Policy Podcast

If it seems like everyone you know is recommending that you listen to their favorite podcast, you’re not alone.

January 16, 2020

•Maternal Health, Older Adults
Behind the Headline

‘Food Pharmacies’ Fill Physician Prescriptions for Fresh Produce

Stories That Caught Our Attention: Food access issues and other social barriers to health have driven the health care system to take an increasingly holistic approach to delivering care.

January 13, 2020

•Health Care Costs/Affordability
Expert Perspective

Inland Empire’s McNaughton Feels a ‘Sacred Calling’ to Connect People with Care

The Inland Empire Health Plan’s new CEO is continuing the trailblazing path that Californians have come to expect from the large and influential managed care plan.

January 10, 2020

•Health Care Costs/Affordability
Inside CHCF

Assessing the Effectiveness of CHCF’s Health Journalism Grant Portfolio

For over 20 years, the California Health Care Foundation has funded nonprofit journalism to help strengthen the media’s capacity to cover health policy in California. The goal of this investment: to ensure that audiences have access to timely, relevant information…

January 9, 2020

•Facts and Data
Report

The State of Health Journalism in California

Comprehensive news coverage of health issues in California is essential for health officials and decisionmakers at the community, county, and state levels, as well as residents seeking information on matters that impact their lives. The dramatic changes in the media…

January 9, 2020

•Facts and Data
Report

Commissioning Change: How Four States Use Advisory Boards to Contain Health Spending

Controlling the growth of health spending is central to any state effort to achieve universal coverage and to relieve consumers struggling with out-of-pocket costs. California can learn from four states that have established state commissions to measure, monitor, and set…

January 9, 2020

•Health Care Costs/Affordability
Feature Story

Reducing Mental Health Disparities with Community Support in Solano County

How a California county figured out how to ease access disparities in its Latino, Filipino, and LGBTQ communities.

December 20, 2019

•Behavioral Health
Data Insight

How San Francisco Health Leaders Use ‘Humble Inquiry’ to Improve Performance

One of California’s largest public health departments is teaching its staff the art and science of asking good questions.

December 19, 2019

•Health Workforce
Inside CHCF

Governor Names Sandra R. Hernández to Healthy California for All Commission

Today Governor Gavin Newsom appointed CHCF’s Sandra R. Hernández to the Healthy California for All Commission. The Commission is charged with developing a plan to help California achieve a health care delivery system that provides coverage and access through a…

December 18, 2019

•Health Care Costs/Affordability
External Resource

Sacramento Bee: 28 States Have Loosened Restrictions on NPs. Now It’s California’s Turn.

December 16, 2019

•Health Workforce
Behind the Headline

California’s Surprise-Billing Law Influences Federal Approach

Stories That Caught Our Attention: Recent developments in Washington suggest that a bipartisan solution for surprise medical bills is within reach — a development that may have been influenced by reforms passed in Sacramento.

December 16, 2019

•Facts and Data
Feature Story

Tech Company Unites Unlikely Allies in Bid to Fix Social Safety Net

More health systems are recognizing the role of social factors in driving poor health outcomes, and a growing number are taking steps to address them.

December 13, 2019

•Technology and Innovation
Expert Perspective

Surprise Medical Billing Might Get a Hybrid Solution

A federal policy to protect patients from surprise medical bills eluded Congress in 2019, but a new compromise may lead to a solution.

December 12, 2019

•Health Care Costs/Affordability
Data Insight

eConsult for Psychiatrists Treating Perinatal Women with Serious Mental Illnesses

Nearly one in five of California’s pregnant and postpartum women suffer from depression, anxiety, or other severe illness such as bipolar disorder (perinatal mood and anxiety disorders, or PMADs). A pilot project sought to increase capacity of psychiatrists in Los…

December 9, 2019

•Maternal Health

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Newsom Budget Proposal Signals Health Care Priorities

You’ve Got to Hear This: Funding a New Health Policy Podcast

‘Food Pharmacies’ Fill Physician Prescriptions for Fresh Produce

Inland Empire’s McNaughton Feels a ‘Sacred Calling’ to Connect People with Care

Assessing the Effectiveness of CHCF’s Health Journalism Grant Portfolio

The State of Health Journalism in California

Commissioning Change: How Four States Use Advisory Boards to Contain Health Spending

Reducing Mental Health Disparities with Community Support in Solano County

How San Francisco Health Leaders Use ‘Humble Inquiry’ to Improve Performance

Governor Names Sandra R. Hernández to Healthy California for All Commission

Sacramento Bee: 28 States Have Loosened Restrictions on NPs. Now It’s California’s Turn.

California’s Surprise-Billing Law Influences Federal Approach

Tech Company Unites Unlikely Allies in Bid to Fix Social Safety Net

Surprise Medical Billing Might Get a Hybrid Solution

eConsult for Psychiatrists Treating Perinatal Women with Serious Mental Illnesses

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