It Takes a Village: Treating Tragedy at its Source
Hearing the recent news about the tragic shootings in Isla Vista - which took the lives of seven young people - sparked deep
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It Takes a Village: Treating Tragedy at its Source
Hearing the recent news about the tragic shootings in Isla Vista - which took the lives of seven young people - sparked deep
A New Test of Service and Sacrifice
This Memorial Day takes on new significance as America welcomes the largest number of returning veterans since the end of
On the way to a friend’s birthday party recently, I was on highway 101 in Sonoma County, stuck in slow-moving traffic.
Her chest rose and fell in sync with every beep of the machine next to her hospital bed. She lay there peacefully, unaware of
Presidents Message: Spring 2014
It has been nearly three months since significant expansions of healthcare coverage took full effect across our state and
From Boys to Men - Lessons Along the Way
February is Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month. It presents a great opportunity for parents to talk about healthy
I love spreadsheets. And I mean love spreadsheets. I even dressed up as one for Halloween. In my view, there are few
Presidents Message - Winter 2013
In California, we are moving forward with implementation of the Affordable Care Act at a rapid pace. With more individuals
Closing California’s Health Care Chasm
We believe that expanding access to and transforming systems of care across the state is essential to rebalancing the health disparaties faced by Californians.
Presidents Message - Fall 2013
This month marks two very important moments for the Foundation. As most of you know, October 1 was the launch of Covered
Pursuing your passion; remembering your roots
I love summer for many reasons, but one of them may surprise you - it’s the season when I get to spend time with our summer
For me, the best part of going to a baseball game is, actually, not the game itself; it’s the opportunity to enjoy one of my

