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Setting the table for hungry Californians
Over the course of a year, nearly 8 million Californians don’t have enough to eat. Food insecurity is now a major concern throughout the state. But in several cities, hospitals are stepping up, taking a stand against hunger, and helping to feed their communities. -
Health Care Partnerships Expand Care for California Patients
A new, comprehensive report from renowned consulting firm Kaufman Hall shows how health care partnerships can help to save lives, maintain access to care, and lower costs for Californians. -
Innovation in the Time of COVID: A Video Series
CHA Innovation in the Time of COVID-19: A Video Series visits seven hospitals around the state to witness their innovative approaches to striving for better service, care, and community.
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Workplace Violence Prevention: Keeping Our Patients and Staff Safe
CHA is hosting a members-only webinar on December 15 that will review Cal/OSHA Workplace Violence Mitigation plan requirements. They will also discuss the American Hospital Association Hospitals Against Violence Initiative, featuring the Creating Safer Workplaces guide. -
Disaster Preparedness Reform — Messaging Framework for Modernizing Seismic Standards
CHA is hosting a member forum on January 7 at 8 a.m. (PT) to share a new messaging framework for advocacy related to modernizing disaster preparedness requirements — commonly referred to as seismic standards reform. -
Medi-Cal Rx Transition — Compliance and Reimbursement Impacts
The Department of Health Care Services (DHCS) is transitioning all Medi-Cal managed care (MC) outpatient pharmacy services to the fee-for-service (FFS) delivery system on Jan. 1, 2022 — the much-anticipated implementation of Medi-Cal Rx is upon us. This transition will standardize the Medi-Cal outpatient pharmacy benefit statewide under one delivery system administered by DHCS and […]
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$20.5B
Each year, hospitals contribute more than $20.5 billion to support vulnerable populations, such as children, seniors, and low-income residents, in their communities.