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Carolina Ajca, the lead physician assistant for the Healthcare in Action street medicine team in San Bernardino, knocks on a client’s motel room door to wake him for his medical checkup. Photo: Zaydee Sanchez

Two years ago, Jennifer was pregnant, living in a tent with her boyfriend in San Bernardino, and addicted to methamphetamine. Tod...


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Key Takeaways California’s behavioral health, public health, and social service agencies are operating with critical data gaps. Entrenched barriers in technology, workforce, financing, and policy are holding back counties’ ability to develop data exchange capabilities. See recommendations to address these barriers and learn specific steps to launch cross-sector data...

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Periodically since 2019, the California Health Care Foundation (CHCF) has conducted a representative, statewide survey of residents’ views and experiences on a variety of health care topics. CHCF and NORC at the University of Chicago, a nonpartisan research organization, conducted the survey again in late 2025.

What’s new this time? This year’s survey focuses largel...


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Primary care is the foundation of California’s health care system and a critical driver of population health and equity. Yet access to timely, comprehensive primary care remains out of reach for millions of Californians.

Delivering all recommended care to an average patient panel would require a single primary care physician to work 26.7 hours per day, underscoring ...


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