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In this event, co-hosted with HealthTech 4 Medicaid, an panel of experts discuss creative ideas for how partnerships and innovation can drive improvements in care for populations whose needs the health care system has historically failed to meet,...

Sustainable financing solutions, paired with data sharing and a strong workforce, is key to addressing individual needs and improving health outcomes for communities.This webinar presents a vision for how cross-sector investment can help sustainably fund...

The communities in which we live have a tremendous impact on our health. Social drivers of health (SDoH), factors such as availability of affordable housing and healthy foods, or educational or employment opportunities, influence as much as 50 percent of...

Millions of Americans lack access to the social supports essential to their health and wellbeing – such as safe housing, healthy and affordable foods, and transportation. Health outcomes are driven by systemic racism and community-level conditions,...

Millions of Americans have unmet social needs. These needs are often attributed to the community-level social determinants of health—health behaviors and socioeconomic factors that are estimated to contribute to 80 to 90% of a person’s health. Underlying...

Social and economic inequities have driven health disparities in the U.S. health system for decades, preventing movement on key health metrics. While the outcomes of Healthy People 2020 show improvement on trackable objectives for Black and...

Many Californians go without needed health and social care, precluding the state from meeting its audacious equity goals. Nearly two million Californians are estimated to lack the mental health care services they need, and others lack regular access to a...

California faces a behavioral health crisis. Nearly one in six Californians experience mental illness, with the majority of serious mental illness appearing before the age of 25 during adolescence. Suicide rates have increased more than 50% since 2000,...

This panel discusses how Californians can work together to realize a future vision for primary care that addresses the issues of unequal access and disparities in health outcomes.

This panel discussed how to advance a sustainable and equitable future for primary care through payment innovation, investment, and alignment.

Black mothers face the highest rates of maternal mortality of any racial or ethnic group. The maternal mortality rate for Black mothers was 26.4 per 100,000 live births in between 2011-2013, higher than the California average of 7.3 per 100,000 in that same time frame.

Data sharing and interoperability are critical to a well-functioning, 21st century health system, and benefit both large health care enterprises and health technology startups.

A virtual event about industry collaboration to scale access to social services across California. Leveraging innovative care coordination that utilizes technology, data, and comprehensive understanding of health to improve care and address individual and community needs.

A virtual event about the utilization of data to provide targeted, personalized, and comprehensive care that accounts for and impacts the drivers of health in communities.