Motivo Health increases access to clinical supervision, smoothing the pathway to California licensure for needed mental health providers.

Artificial intelligence is swiftly reshaping the health care landscape, but the impressive array of helpful new tools is not equally accessible to everyone.

UC Davis has worked diligently for 15 years to increase the racial/ethnic diversity of its medical students, with the goal of improving health care for underserved populations in California.

An innovative startup removes obstacles that have slowed the licensing of sorely needed therapists. Listen to the Making Waves in Health Tech podcast to hear the full story.

Thirty-two fellows were chosen for the 24th cohort of the program, which helps clinicians improve the operation of safety-net institutions in California.

The Latino Community Foundation wants to establish a sustainable model for Spanish-speaking community health workers to provide services.

Midwives questioned the university’s motivations at a time when the state has serious shortages of maternity care workers.

CHCF leader hails departing state health secretary as ‘one of the most transformational health leaders in California history.’

Building on many years helping Latinos/x manage and prevent diabetes, heart disease, and other chronic conditions, 20 promotores in San Francisco completed a new type of specialized training.

Community health workers visit Sikh temples and Punjabi neighborhoods to help residents access health care services.

Navigators play a critical role in helping Californians access the health care they need.

Hundreds of non-licensed Californians have graduated from the Lay Counselor Academy, a program launched in 2022 by a licensed therapist and a lay counselor frustrated by the widespread lack of access to mental health care.