Mamás y Bebés
The focus on identifying pregnant women who are at high risk for developing depression, and to provide these high-risk women with an intervention aimed at preventing the onset of major depressive episodes during the pre and postpartum period. The targeted population to be served is mono-lingual Spanish-speaking Latina women, but may also include bi-lingual and English-speaking Latina women.
Community Outreach and Prevention Education
The Community Outreach and Prevention Education Program (COPE) is a regional community education project launched in partnership with The Office of Community Partnerships and Strategic Communications (OCPSC) and the California Health Collaborative (CHC). This project aims to educate the communities of the Inland Empire Region (Riverside and San Bernardino County) and connect them to resources on the topics of Extreme Heat, Water Conservation, and Individual Taxpayer Identification Numbers (ITIN)
Under COPE, the California Health Collaborative helps impacted communities to combat harm regarding the issues of Extreme Heat and Water Conservation. This is accomplished by encouraging community members to develop heat ready plans and access free local cooling centers. Additionally, CHC promotes the usage of rebates intended to support Water Conservation goals and refer individuals to rebate programs through their local resources. To increase accessibility to these essential topics, informational materials can be found through this page.
You can find free Cooling Center for Riverside County here: CountyofRiverside.MAP- COOLING STATIONS
You can find free Cooling Centers for San Bernardino County here: CountyofSanBernardino.MAP-COOLING STATIONS
You can access all water Rebate programs for Riverside here: RIVERSIDE.PUBLIC.UTILITIES-WaterREBATES
You can access water Rebate programs for San Bernardino here: SB.WATER.DEPARTMENT-WaterREBATES
Community Outreach and Prevention Education
The Community Outreach and Prevention Education Program (COPE) is a regional community education project launched in partnership with The Office of Community Partnerships and Strategic Communications (OCPSC) and the California Health Collaborative (CHC). This project aims to educate the communities of the Inland Empire Region (Riverside and San Bernardino County) and connect them to resources on the topics of Extreme Heat, Water Conservation, and Individual Taxpayer Identification Numbers (ITIN)
Under COPE, the California Health Collaborative helps impacted communities to combat harm regarding the issues of Extreme Heat and Water Conservation. This is accomplished by encouraging community members to develop heat ready plans and access free local cooling centers. Additionally, CHC promotes the usage of rebates intended to support Water Conservation goals and refer individuals to rebate programs through their local resources. To increase accessibility to these essential topics, informational materials can be found through this page.
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Community Outreach and Prevention Education
The Community Outreach and Prevention Education Program (COPE) is a regional community education project launched in partnership with The Office of Community Partnerships and Strategic Communications (OCPSC) and the California Health Collaborative (CHC). This project aims to educate the communities of the Inland Empire Region (Riverside and San Bernardino County) and connect them to resources on the topics of Extreme Heat, Water Conservation, and Individual Taxpayer Identification Numbers (ITIN)
Under COPE, the California Health Collaborative helps impacted communities to combat harm regarding the issues of Extreme Heat and Water Conservation. This is accomplished by encouraging community members to develop heat ready plans and access free local cooling centers. Additionally, CHC promotes the usage of rebates intended to support Water Conservation goals and refer individuals to rebate programs through their local resources. To increase accessibility to these essential topics, informational materials can be found through this page.
Community Outreach and Prevention Education
The Community Outreach and Prevention Education Program (COPE) is a regional community education project launched in partnership with The Office of Community Partnerships and Strategic Communications (OCPSC) and the California Health Collaborative (CHC). This project aims to educate the communities of the Inland Empire Region (Riverside and San Bernardino County) and connect them to resources on the topics of Extreme Heat, Water Conservation, and Individual Taxpayer Identification Numbers (ITIN)
Under COPE, the California Health Collaborative helps impacted communities to combat harm regarding the issues of Extreme Heat and Water Conservation. This is accomplished by encouraging community members to develop heat ready plans and access free local cooling centers. Additionally, CHC promotes the usage of rebates intended to support Water Conservation goals and refer individuals to rebate programs through their local resources. To increase accessibility to these essential topics, informational materials can be found through this page.
CalAIM: Enhanced Care Management
CalAIM (California Advancing and Innovating Medi-Cal) is designed to improve the quality of life and health outcomes of Californians through a wide range of programs and policies.
Under CalAIM, the California Health Collaborative (CHC) is now offering the Enhanced Care Management (ECM) benefit program. Enhanced Care Management (ECM) is a free benefit for eligible individuals who have Medi-Cal and are enrolled in a Managed Care Plan and does not otherwise change or lessen a member’s Medi-Cal benefits.
Enrolled members are assigned to a dedicated Lead Care Manager to help coordinate services and provide resources. Lead Care Managers will work closely with members to help them understand, navigate, and utilize the full scope of their insurance benefits. ECM is intended to help address social determinants of health and complex challenges impacting a member’s health. ECM is a person-centered program dedicated to whole person care.
Currently, CHC serves members eligible for ECM with Medi-Cal Managed Care through Anthem Blue Cross, Health Plan of San Joaquin, Mountain Valley Health Plan, Partnership Health Plan, and Central California Alliance for Health. We provide ECM in El Dorado, Fresno, Kings, Madera, Merced, Nevada, Placer, Sacramento, San Joaquin, Stanislaus, Sutter, Tulare, Yolo, and Yuba Counties.
