Central Valley Hospital Incident Command System Liaison Officers to Meet
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Northern Sierra Hospitals Leverage Relationships to Support Medicare
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East Bay Hospitals Focus on Relationship Building in Support of 2025 Priorities
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Dan Tsai Named San Francisco Public Health Director
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Supporting California’s Rural Hospitals Is Crucial
Rural hospitals work to bridge health disparities in underserved areas, particularly in communities with higher rates of chronic illness and lower socioeconomic status. California has roughly five dozen rural hospitals, including 37 critical access hospitals (CAHs) — rural hospitals that serve communities at least 35 miles from another medical facility. Unfortunately, many rural hospitals need more staffing and funding, the lack of which can threaten their ability to provide sustainable care and maintain facility improvements.
Santa Clara Hospitals Build Relationships with Incoming Supervisor
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Redwood Coast Members Meet, Discuss Rural Hospitals’ Financial Stability and More
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Central Valley Hospital Incident Command System Liaison Officers to Meet
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Sonoma County Crisis Stabilization Unit Reopens
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Shining a Light on Disparities During Black History Month
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February is Black History Month, a time to recognize the invaluable contributions and legacy of the Black community. While it is essential to uplift the voices of Black communities year-round, this month reminds us to reflect on the triumphs and struggles of those who have followed Ruth Janetta Temple, MD, in the fight for justice and equality.