Hear about Meducation, a product that addresses a major barrier to medication adherence — a patient's inability to understand medication instructions due to such factors as language barriers, reading level, or poor eyesight.

Something as simple as a meeting can help improve a patient's care and health outcomes, especially for those with complex needs.

Hear about new research on Medi-Cal enrollees' access to care prior to implementation of the ACA. The findings serve as an important baseline that enables policymakers and the public to monitor access to care for Californians with low incomes.

Learn about the dashboard used by the California Department of Health Care Services to monitor the performance of Medi-Cal managed care and participating health plans, including measures of care quality, consumer experience, and health plan finances.

This Sacramento briefing explores the state of pricing transparency, provides examples of effective practices for sharing price information, and covers potential strategies for driving transparency forward in California.

Learn about UCLA's Alzheimer's and Dementia Care Program that provides comprehensive, coordinated, patient-centered care for people with various forms of dementia and increases support for their caregivers.

Hear a review of the state of information about cancer care quality in California and possible paths to improve the status quo.

Hear how the Southern California Permanente Medical Group has diminished the misuse of prescription painkillers, particularly opioids, thereby reducing deaths and costs to the health care system.

Learn about how we pay for care, as well as new payment models with the potential to deliver better value, such as accountable care organizations (ACOs).

Learn how Golden Valley Health Centers (GVHC), a Federally Qualified Health Center system serving California's Central Valley, has made significant strides in improving the patient experience while boosting employee satisfaction.

Hear how the HomeMeds program helps patients by assigning care managers to identify medication issues, assess the client's condition and environment, consult with a pharmacist on an action plan, and follow up.

Hear how CareOregon pairs specially trained, nonmedical community outreach workers with patients who are frequent hospital and emergency department services users.