Explores opportunities for Medi-Cal to support community health initiatives such as CACHI and how managed care plans can align resources and partner more effectively.

Describes various methods for valuing the tangible and intangible benefits of an Accountable Community for Health.

Findings from research about the development of multi-sector partnerships and how well they are poised to lead health transformation.

Funders Forum on Accountable Health interviewed leaders in ten communities, including Imperial and Stockton, CA, to better understand their progress & challenges.

"Review of the literature that describes the fundamentals of ACHs including common characteristics, major challenges, and variations in stakeholder engagement."

Describes core elements of an accountable community for health for children and families.

Identifies four stages of collaboration that are key to the development of partnerships aimed at health equity.

Summarizes and highlights the major ideas and learnings about the role of the Backbone in collective impact.

Case study of a large academic medical center that has implemented an upstream population health strategy.

Provides practical implementation tools, guidance, and resources to advance collaboration between public health and primary care in order to improve population health.

Provides examples of traditional and less traditional ways that hospitals and health systems can invest in their communities.

Describes the experience of a learning lab of 10 ACHs in Vermont.

Review of state efforts to develop and test ACH models within the federal SIM initiative.

Profiles four states implementing ACHs.

Provides an overview of local health trusts roles and structures.

Outlines the ACH model as it is emerging in California and provides examples of relevant collaborations throughout the country.

Provides early evaluation findings of the first year of Washington state's ACH initiative.

Describes options for governance and legal considerations for different approaches.

Provides lessons from states implementing population health improvement approaches under State Innovation Model grants.

Identifies options for sustainable multi-payer investment in population health.