Below is a collection of recent Blue Shield of California Foundation press releases. For media inquiries regarding Foundation program areas and grantmaking, please email rachael.kagan
blueshieldcafoundation.org (Rachael Kagan), Director of Communications and Public Affairs.
Press releases
- This quarter’s grants bring the Foundation’s total 2015 giving to more than $30 million San Francisco, CA (Dec. 15, 2015) – Blue Shield of California
- Clinic Leadership Institute launches its seventh cohort of emerging leaders San Francisco, CA (January 15, 2014) – Blue Shield of California
- Cross-sector collaboration aims to improve screenings and expand access to services for survivors San Francisco, CA (April 2, 2014) — Today, Blue
- Survey of Californians finds clear communication and patient-provider connection can level the healthcare playing field San Francisco, CA (January 7
- Since inception, the Foundation has provided grants to advance California’s healthcare safety net and prevent and address domestic violence San
- Professionals from California’s healthcare safety net complete training to advance their careers and capacity to serve low-income patients San
- Funding will help integrate domestic violence prevention into California’s healthcare safety net to ensure access to care & services for the state’s
- Million-dollar commitment is part of broader effort to engage philanthropic and nonprofit leaders around the issue of veteran and military family
- New grants will support activities & organizations at the intersection of healthcare and domestic violence, and advance innovation across the safety
- Funds throughout 2014 have been awarded to organizations working to end domestic violence and ensure access to healthcare for California’s underserved
- Program helps prepare the next generation of leaders in California’s healthcare safety net San Francisco, CA, July 2, 2013 – On Saturday, twenty-four
- Students in study reported changes in attitudes and behaviors linked to the prevention of teen dating violence Robert Wood Johnson Foundation, Blue
- New grants will support California’s safety net in the home-stretch toward health reform, and help improve systems and policies to prevent domestic
- New survey of Californians identifies approaches for communicating and connecting with patients to improve health Washington, D.C., Oct. 23, 2013 — As
- Poll shows broad support for new federal policy requiring providers to screen for domestic violence during women’s preventive health visits San
- As healthcare reform nears, new grants will support innovative care delivery models and more integrated domestic violence services San Francisco, CA
- Funding aims to improve systems and access to health care and domestic violence services for the most vulnerable
- Program officers will support grantmaking and programmatic activities aimed at strengthening California’s health care safety net San Francisco, CA
- New grants will bolster California’s healthcare safety net and domestic violence services; Edward Cymerys named to board of trustees San Francisco, CA
- Program will train its sixth cohort of next-generation leaders in community health San Francisco, CA (January 9, 2013) – Blue Shield of California
- Advocacy training prepares leaders to navigate California’s political landscapeThe Women’s Foundation of California has selected five leaders from the
- New funding will help drive innovation in domestic violence prevention and among California’s health care safety net San Francisco, September 25, 2012
- Majority of low-income Californians want more information and more involvement in health care decisionsSan Francisco, September 10, 2012 – A new
- Continuity and connectedness with a provider are key, and the majority is open to teams and technology to improve relationship to care San Francisco
- Half of new funding to train and develop next wave of leaders in California’s community health centers San Francisco, June 25, 2012 — Blue Shield of