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Throughout the summer, CHCs from the PHMI Cohort came together in the Central Valley, North Coast, Sonoma County and Los Angeles, respectively, for interactive days of learning and collaboration.

ParkTree Community Health Center has achieved notable traction in their empanelment efforts, resulting from multiple attempts and lessons learned along the way.

The current pressures on our health care systems are undeniable and the vulnerable populations we serve face tremendous uncertainty.

Six CHCs participating in PHMI successfully adopted the PHMI Platform.

In March, PHMI stakeholders, including representatives from our cohort of 32 CHCs, Regional Associations of California, DHCS, CPCA, and Practice Transformation Partners came together for an immersive Statewide Learning Session aimed at supporting CHCs develop a robust set of practical ideas and next steps towards achieving improved population health outcomes.

We know that nutrition is critical to health and well-being. And when people are hungry or cannot access nutritious food, they’re less likely to get or stay healthy. Many of these people are served by our PHMI cohort of CHCs.

Beautiful, rural Mendocino County is home to a diverse population of families, service industry workers, loggers, fishermen, and a growing Hispanic community. The area also faces significant challenges with substance abuse, high rates of fentanyl-related deaths, and homelessness.

In February, PHMI’s Practice Transformation Coach and Program Office lead Eugenia Black, MPH, MSN, along with Dr. Elise Pomerance, PHMI Clinical Consultant, and Dr. Danielle Oryn, Chief Medical Officer, Aliados Health led a session at the annual California Primary Care Conference (CPCA) Quality & Technology Conference in San ...

With PHMI’s goal to improve quality of care and equitable health outcomes of people served by CHCs, and with the principles of the Initiative centered on advancing CHCs’ capabilities in population health management, empanelment continues to be an important topic of focus.

PHMI had the privilege ...