Under the ACA, many people leaving jail are newly eligible for Medi-Cal, and some forward-thinking clinics are helping them access care that is profoundly improving their lives.

The independent evaluator of California's community paramedicine pilot projects explains the findings of this highly anticipated first report.

To break the data logjam that impedes coordinated care, CHCF supports development of state guidance on rules for sharing sensitive patient information among providers.

Diabetes cost California an estimated $24.5 billion in 2011 and its cost could climb to $39 billion by 2021. Remarkably, California spends only three cents per person each year on diabetes prevention — less than any other state.

The California Senate Office of Research points out some of the hurdles that must be overcome in the implementation of Medi-Cal's new approach to drug treatment services.

The rising rate of homelessness is a call to action. It is time to make health care work for all Californians.

The significant human and financial costs of behavioral health disorders have lifted behavioral health to the top of the nation's health policy agenda.

A San Joaquin County paramedic explains what we can expect if powerful emergency medication becomes readily available to nonmedical people.

The CHCF Innovation Fund helps Landmark Health road-test a model of team care in California that upends the fee-for-service paradigm by delivering in-home services to patients with complex conditions.