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1. NAMI Contra Costa County - Concord
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The California Health Care Foundation helps Californians with low incomes get the health care they need.
All Californians should have the opportunity to achieve their fullest potential for health. CHCF is working with a wide range of partners to remove structural barriers to care and build a just and equitable health care system that is designed to redress, not perpetuate, the inequities that too many of our fellow Californians face. Learn More about Health Equity
Explore the most popular publications, blogs, resources, and more from CHCF.
Black Maternal Health Crisis Requires Support for Black Health Care Workers
Perspective: Racism in Academic Medicine Is Hindering Progress Toward Health Equity
These "video site visits" may be particularly helpful to clinicians or organizations interested in launching or expanding street medicine programs. Viewers will learn about different models, engagement strategies, and street-based health care interventions. The series captures the common philosophy guiding the work and the diversity in practice throughout California.
The California Health Care Foundation (CHCF) interviewed 73 Californians with low incomes to better understand their experiences with telehealth. Many commonalities in experiences and future preferences for telehealth emerged from this research. Among the findings were that Californians want telehealth to be part of their future health care, and they want a choice in the type of visit (in-person, phone, video).
Equity in CalAIM: How to Identify Patients Who Will Benefit Most
The California Health Care Foundation helps Californians with low incomes get the health care they need.
All Californians should have the opportunity to achieve their fullest potential for health. CHCF is working with a wide range of partners to remove structural barriers to care and build a just and equitable health care system that is designed to redress, not perpetuate, the inequities that too many of our fellow Californians face. Learn More about Health Equity
Explore the most popular publications, blogs, resources, and more from CHCF.
Black Maternal Health Crisis Requires Support for Black Health Care Workers
Perspective: Racism in Academic Medicine Is Hindering Progress Toward Health Equity
These "video site visits" may be particularly helpful to clinicians or organizations interested in launching or expanding street medicine programs. Viewers will learn about different models, engagement strategies, and street-based health care interventions. The series captures the common philosophy guiding the work and the diversity in practice throughout California.
The California Health Care Foundation (CHCF) interviewed 73 Californians with low incomes to better understand their experiences with telehealth. Many commonalities in experiences and future preferences for telehealth emerged from this research. Among the findings were that Californians want telehealth to be part of their future health care, and they want a choice in the type of visit (in-person, phone, video).
Equity in CalAIM: How to Identify Patients Who Will Benefit Most
