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Every Medi-Cal member deserves care that respects their choices and supports their health, safety, and well-being. The PopHealth Learning Center’s new Intimate Partner Violence (IPV) Implementation Toolkit for Managed Care Plans (MCPs) offers practical guidance to help California’s MCPs advance that commitment through everyday care. Developed through an 18-month learning community with four California MCPs, […]
IMPACT-CA is a multi-year, phased initiative to strengthen primary care delivery and advance value-based payment in California. It brings together three synergistic strategies — a value-based payment model, a High-Value Care Hub, and Accountable Care Entities — into a single, practical pathway for implementation and scale.
We are delighted to welcome Andie Martinez Patterson as Chief Strategy & Business Development Officer. Andie will work closely with our leadership team and external partners to identify opportunities for growth, build durable collaborations, and move strategic priorities from concept to implementation.
The Learning Center is excited to welcome Amer Saati as our Chief Health Information Officer. Amer will lead how we bring data to life, shaping how it’s aggregated, interpreted, and applied so it works in practice and drives measurable results across the system.
A practice-ready set of user-story artifacts and workflow touchpoints showing how practices can close colorectal cancer screening gaps by leveraging CalAIM and a QHIO.
Download a detailed user story to test improving closed loop referrals to community supports.
Primary care practices are the backbone of healthy communities. Yet many small and independent practices are operating with limited infrastructure while caring for patients with complex medical and social needs.
Explore postpartum care user stories, workflow solutions, and process maps developed with EPT practices, MCPs, and DHCS to improve data sharing and close care gaps.
At the 2026 Data Exchange Summit in Sacramento on March 5, Jennifer Sayles will explore how intentional data sharing can improve quality, care, and community health outcomes.
The Design Studios for Data Exchange have helped EPT practices develop workflows, overcome challenges, and develop a more automated data approach to improve performance on key quality measures.
Practical Tips to Improve Measure Performance for Depression Screening and Follow up Quality Measure
The Design Studios for Data Exchange have helped EPT practices develop workflows, overcome challenges, and develop a more automated data approach to improve performance on key quality measures.
In this report — co-sponsored by the California Health Care Foundation (CHCF) — the Learning Center shares data at the midway point of the three-year Equity Practice Transformation (EPT) program.