Center for Care Innovations
When COVID-19 drastically reduced in-person health care, safety-net providers turned to telehealth to continue serving their patients.
This presentation, featuring CCI's Alexis Wielunski and Diana Camacho from the California Health Care Foundation, highlights insights from the dramatic transition 45 health centers completed as participants in the
Connected Care Accelerator, a program designed to support telehealth implementation and equity. It features data on trends and variation in telehealth use and modality, successful strategies used to address patients’ needs, and the different telehealth care models implemented by safety-net providers.
"Making Telehealth Work: Insights from the California Safety Net" debuted at CCALAC's 3rd Annual Health IT summit. Click the video below to watch their 45 minute presentation, which includes tips and practical tools to support telehealth implementation in safety net settings.
When COVID-19 drastically reduced in-person health care, safety-net providers turned to telehealth to continue serving their patients.
This presentation, featuring CCI’s Alexis Wielunski and Diana C…
This Sacramento collaborative was devastated by the pandemic, a tragic shooting, and the death of a beloved partner to Covid. But it endured.
The Native Women’s Collective draws on culture, coming of age rituals, dance and sports to model healthy relationships as well as trust, self-care, and empowerment.
This Seattle health center piloted remote blood pressure monitoring so patients could test in the comfort of their own homes.
Yakima Neighborhood Health Services is working to increase telehealth access for its patients in supportive housing.
Tri-State leaders say telehealth needs to be seen as easy, smooth, and seamless to get all parties on board.
This Oregon health center is working to ensure that all its patients who are Black, Indigenous and people of color have equal access to telehealth services.
The Los Angeles Christian Health Centers has expanded telehealth to help its unhoused patients and others keep their diabetes under control.
Peer circles are often described as small groups of peers, sometimes guided by a facilitator, designed to support each other and work on issues in a warm and supportive environment. In a peer circle r…
