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On the Art of Dying Well

A conversation with California author Katy Butler, whose new book spotlights the perverse financial incentives that promote overtreatment and overdiagnosis of patients while failing to reward relationships, thoughtfulness, and harm reduction.

February 21, 2019

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In Vaccination Drive, California Clinics and Community Organizations Boost Hopes for Equity

Californians in underserved communities share their experiences with COVID-19 immunizations.

February 26, 2021

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In Telehealth, a Window to Our Future Workforce

A growing number of medical visits in California are being conducted through telehealth or telemedicine technology, which enables providers to care for people who live far from medical specialists.

March 26, 2018

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Street Medicine Programs Improvise to Meet Shifting Challenges

Using approaches tailored to local needs and resources, mobile teams provide humane care to unhoused people in cities and counties across California.

March 30, 2021

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‘Phenomenal’ Progress in California, but More to Do

Deborah Kelch, executive director of the Insure the Uninsured Project, reflects on four decades in California health policy and what she expects the future to bring.

November 12, 2019

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Digital Start-Up Is Transforming Mental Health Care in Schools

The CHCF Health Innovation Fund has invested in Hazel Health’s vision for critical services for students and young adults.

September 28, 2021

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California Surgeon General Puts Spotlight on Childhood Trauma

California’s first surgeon general wants the state’s health care system to understand the impact that childhood trauma has on lifelong health outcomes. Nadine Burke Harris told us how she’ll accomplish that.

May 23, 2019

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Telehealth Is Grabbing the Pandemic Spotlight. Can California Do More to Help It Grow?

A Q&A with telehealth policy expert Mei Wa Kwong.

April 16, 2020

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Start-Up Removes Barriers for New Mental Health Providers

Motivo, a CHCF investee, aims to increase the therapist workforce in California by connecting pre-licensed providers to virtual supervisors.

August 23, 2023

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Project Aims to Treat Doctor Shortage, Lack of Diversity with New Medical Residencies

An effort is underway to recruit California hospitals that have never operated medical residency programs and encourage them to launch new ones with the help of Medicare dollars.

October 16, 2020

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More High-Touch Than High-Tech, Providers Show Up at Seniors’ Front Doors

The population of seniors is growing rapidly while the physician supply shrinks — especially among primary care doctors and geriatricians. Many health care organizations are exploring a surprising solution: old-fashioned house calls mixed with new technology.

May 14, 2018

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Mental Health Worker Shortage Takes Center Stage

Regardless of the outcome of the Kaiser Permanente mental health workers strike, the need for state health policy leaders to reduce California’s worsening shortage of behavioral health providers is urgent.

December 14, 2018

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Life Experiences Help Peer Counselors Assist Others with Mental Health Issues

Stories That Caught Our Attention: Innovative peer counseling is expanding access to mental health services and meeting patients where they are with culturally competent care.

August 5, 2019

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Journey to Freedom Passes Through Health Clinics

The Transitions Clinic Network is a national network of medical programs for recently released prisoners with chronic diseases. The clinic makes connections with former inmates and provides care and support.

October 22, 2018

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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

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On the Art of Dying Well

In Vaccination Drive, California Clinics and Community Organizations Boost Hopes for Equity

In Telehealth, a Window to Our Future Workforce

Street Medicine Programs Improvise to Meet Shifting Challenges

‘Phenomenal’ Progress in California, but More to Do

Digital Start-Up Is Transforming Mental Health Care in Schools

California Surgeon General Puts Spotlight on Childhood Trauma

Telehealth Is Grabbing the Pandemic Spotlight. Can California Do More to Help It Grow?

Start-Up Removes Barriers for New Mental Health Providers

Project Aims to Treat Doctor Shortage, Lack of Diversity with New Medical Residencies

More High-Touch Than High-Tech, Providers Show Up at Seniors’ Front Doors

Mental Health Worker Shortage Takes Center Stage

Life Experiences Help Peer Counselors Assist Others with Mental Health Issues

Journey to Freedom Passes Through Health Clinics

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

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