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California Sets Benchmarks for Primary Care Investment to Promote High-Quality, Equitable Health CareInvesting in Primary Care Helps Keep Californians Healthy and Out of the Hospital WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW: To support...
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Healthcare Payments Data (HPD) Program Quarterly Newsletter September 2024
The Healthcare Payments Data Program Quarterly Newsletter is designed to keep stakeholders informed on programmatic updates and more.
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California Announces Strategy to Expand Behavioral Health Workforce through Proposition 1
WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW: Proposition 1 includes a new funding approach to develop tactics for growing the behavioral health...
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Provide your input on HCAI’s non-claims payment data specifications
HCAI is in the process of developing brand new data specifications for non-claims payment data – and you have the...
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HCAI Releases Data on Out-of-Pocket Drug Costs for Californians
The latest Health Care Payments Data report reveals what the most expensive prescription drugs are for Californians in the commercial...
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California Awards Over $125 Million in Employer Support Grants to Help Children and Youth
Beginning in the fall of 2024, newly awarded Employer Support grants will provide resources to hire Certified Wellness Coaches and...
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California to Award Certified Wellness Coach Scholarships to State University and Community College Students
The State is offering scholarships of up to $35,000 per student to fund Certified Wellness Coaches.
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California’s CalRx®-Branded Naloxone Now Available
As part of Governor’s Newsom’s Master Plan for Tackling the Fentanyl and Opioid Crises, over-the-counter CalRx®-branded naloxone is now available...
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Healthcare Payments Data (HPD) Program Quarterly Newsletter June 2024
The Healthcare Payments Data Program Quarterly Newsletter is designed to keep stakeholders informed on programmatic updates and more.
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Statewide Health Care Spending Target Approval is Key Step Towards Improving Health Care Affordability for CaliforniansHCAI has announced the Office of Health Care Affordability’s Board has approved a statewide health care spending target of 3%.