Publications

Questions were submitted by attendees of the May 13, 2015 Webinar “Exploring Low-Income Californians’ Needs and Preferences for Behavioral Health Care.” Answers have been

Through our Health Care and Coverage program, we're working to make high-quality, innovative, patient-centered care possible for the Californians most in need.

This brief provides key insights and recommendations for modernizing healthcare payment in California and highlights the opportunity to test a new model in federally qualified

A series of recommendations to help community health centers keep pace with the future of integrated behavioral healthcare.

Community Health Centers have played an essential role in getting eligible Californians enrolled in Medi-Cal and Covered California. This report tracks our state's progress

This paper is the first in the series of two that looks at connecting social services, behavioral health, and primary care integration through the lens of “whole-person” care

With new and extended benefits under Medi-Cal, more low-income patients are seeking behavioral health and substance abuse services. Ensuring that these services are available

This review provides a snapshot of programs incentivizing delivery system transformation as part of Medicaid 1115 waivers to inform California as well as other states as they

Experiences, lessons, and perspectives from 13 safety net systems across the nation.

Promising practices & lessons learned from public hospitals to help guide safety net providers as they transition towards value-based care.

Under the Affordable Care Act, a newly competitive marketplace in the safety net has made patient-centered care more important than ever.

Research shows that patients who feel a personal connection with their providers are more informed, engaged, and satified with their care, as well as more loyal to their care