CCI is sharing the best of the best for achieving health equity through virtual care. We’ve synthesized 20+ years of experience to create this learning hub filled with great ideas you can start test…

This podcast is about strengthening the health and wellbeing of historically underinvested communities. Every episode offers new ideas and practical advice that you can apply today.

San Mateo Medical Center used patient engagement platform 22otters to prepare and educate patients before a colonoscopy.

Learn the basics of how a virtual telephone visit system works to improve access for patients and reduce workload for providers.

San Mateo Medical Center worked with data science startup Lumiata to pilot predictive and prescriptive analytics that can both map an individual patient’s likely outcomes and identify population-lev…

To thrive under the new payment models, health centers will need to start using social determinants data to target the right care at the right patients.

Waiting rooms have long been major pain points in the patient experience, causing frustration and anxiety that saps efficiency and degrades health outcomes. Can the waiting room be reinvented? As part…

A training project teaches providers and staff to use iPads cameras to record patients sharing about their struggles and experiences.

An innovative email notification system helps care managers save time and stay in the loop when patients seek or leave rescue care.

In 2006, a group of San Francisco physicians recognized that the health care system wasn’t meeting the needs of people coming home from incarceration. Individuals were being unnecessarily hospitaliz…

Open Door Community Health Centers has been developing innovative ways to incorporate clinic gardens into their care practice and philosophy.

New policy changes offer opportunities for health centers to use telehealth-connected dental teams to offer community-based oral health services.

How can we break down the silos that wall-off schools, clinics, and families from each other?

More than 25 million Americans are suffering from chronic pain, and the overprescribing of opioids to treat these patients is helping fuel to the country’s growing opioid epidemic. Doctors now face…

Getting patients to show up to their medical appointments remains one of the biggest problems facing community health today. Hitch Health tackles these no-shows by linking the electronic health recor…

A platform for electronic curbside consults can help improve the interface between primary and specialty care for vulnerable patients.

All together now — singing is good for your health.

Asthma is expensive. This chronic inflammatory disease costs the United States $56 billion each year. It’s among the leading causes of hospital stays for children, and adult suffers miss about 14 mi…

Coaching has been shown to help patients adopt the habits they need to treat or prevent some of the most costly chronic conditions. Omada Health offers a digital platform that offers patient support g…

This team-based workflow allows nurses to help providers squeeze in more billable visits into a day.

Are no-shows an efficiency annoyance or an opportunity to offer additional same-day appointments for acute care?

What happens when an employer and a clinic partner up to create a responsive, localized, and personalized employee wellness program? Employees are not only more health conscious, but they are also hap…

Four years ago, Kaiser Permanente introduced LifeLong Medical Care to its award-winning population health management program to care for people most at risk for heart attacks and strokes. It’s calle…

Roots Community Health Center is giving formerly incarcerated Californians a fresh start — at home, in the workplace, and for their health.

Tri-City Health Center’s street medicine program and HOPE Project van highlight two ways to bring care to individuals experiencing homelessness.

Alameda Health System’s “Food Is Medicine” initiative uses alternative visits and other resources to make food a real part of the care they provide.