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Health Improvement Partnership of Santa Cruz
California State University, Monterey Bay (CSUMB)
Local community colleges and hospital leaders
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“Don’t try to drive the homeless into places we find suitable. Help them survive in places they find suitable.”
Daniel Quinn (Author)
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July 29 marks the deadline to file a claim in the $2.8 billion Blue Cross Blue Shield (BCBS) provider settlement, which addresses allegations that BCBS plans engaged in anti-competitive practices, leading to reduced reimbursements for health care providers. This landmark settlement includes more than $17.3 billion in injunctive relief designed to benefit providers over the...
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San Francisco Department of Public Health
Zuckerberg San Francisco General Hospital
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Stanislaus County Emergency Medical Services Agency
Emergency medical services (EMS) providers, including American Medical Response and local fire departments
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The past few weeks have been undeniably tough for hospitals not only in Northern & Central California, but throughout California and nationwide.
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Sonoma County hospital leaders
Nolan Sullivan, director, Sonoma County Department of Health Services (SC-DHS)
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Santa Clara County Emergency Medical Services (EMS) Agency
Santa Clara Board of Supervisors
Santa Clara County Hospital
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“I believe in hope. I also believe in the power of hard work.” — Ted Lasso
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Last week, more than 450 leaders from businesses, nonprofit organizations, local government, and health care in the six-county Sacramento region participated in the Sacramento Metro Chamber of Commerce’s 53rd Annual Capitol-to-Capitol (Cap-to-Cap) federal advocacy program in Washington, D.C. Hospital Council members who took part included representatives from CommonSpirit Health, Kaiser Permanente, Sutter Health, and UC...