page Health & Safety Net Jun 22, 2017 Analyzing policies for reducing poverty and increasing well-being
event The James Irvine Foundation Briefing SeriesAccess to the Health Care Safety Net in California Nov 1, 2012
event The James Irvine Foundation Briefing SeriesThe Future of Health Care in California Mar 13, 2013
blog post Immigrants Are Key to California’s Health Workforce By Paulette Cha May 1, 2019 With strong job growth in health care expected to continue, the state’s immigrant population will be a key source of workers in this sector.
blog post Better Data for Better California Health Policy By Shannon McConville, Paulette Cha Dec 10, 2019 As state leaders work to create a health care payments database for California, PPIC is providing research on how policymakers and others could use the database to inform key policy decisions.
press release Health Care For Medi-Cal Population Less Costly Than Care For Privately Insured, Study Finds Dec 7, 2000
blog post Expanding Health Insurance—to Jail Inmates By David Lesher Jun 20, 2014 At a recent event, PPIC researchers Mia Bird and Shannon McConville discussed how the federal Affordable Care Act provides an opportunity to help to lower costs and improve health conditions in local jails.
event Health Care for California’s Jail Population Jun 19, 2014 About the Program Now that the Affordable Care Act has expanded Medi-Cal eligibility, California’s county jail systems could become enrollment sites for their high-need, hard-to-reach populations. PPIC researcher Mia Bird will discuss the role of jail systems as health care providers and the potential benefits of enrolling inmates in health insurance coverage. SPEAKER Mia Bird, research fellow, PPIC
blog post Counties Are Key Partners in the Medi-Cal Program By Shannon McConville Feb 8, 2024 County governments play an important role in administering Medi-Cal and organizing and delivering health services. We look at how counties' Medi-Cal responsibilities—as well as the resources available to carry them out—have shifted over the past decade, a period that has seen the state significantly expand program eligibility.
event Health Care Reform in California May 19, 2014 About the Program Now that open enrollment has ended, the focus is on costs and benefits of federal health care reform. What does the early data tell us? Please join us for a wide-ranging panel discussion about California's implementation of health care reform. There is no charge to attend, but space is limited. Lunch will be provided.
