Provides a comprehensive inventory and roadmap for advancing anti-racism policies & creating community-level conditions that support health and opportunity for everyone.

Provides policy recommendations to the federal government for improving health and equity.

Recommends six key strategies for how payment and delivery system reforms can advance and achieve greater health equity.

Proposes a new health equity assessment framework for ACHs that highlights the main pathways and opportunities to address health equity.

Provides a framework with meaningful solutions to help advance mental health policy in this country.

Provides evidence of success for the ACH model from California and other states.

Provides an overview of the California Accountable Communities for Health Initiative.

Shares early lessons and recommendations for establishing locally-governed Wellness Funds to support multi-sector collaboratives and prevention.

Analysis of California’s state budget finds that health care spending has skyrocketed, leaving fewer dollars to fund programs that prevent illness at the community level.

Provides a vision and definition for a transformed health system to support community health and advance equity and compares and contrasts it with the current system.

Provides tools to improve communications about the social determinants of health to help health care, public health and human services leaders find common ground.

Examines 40 Medicaid managed care contracts and 25 approved § 1115 demonstrations across the country to identify common themes for how to support SDOH-related activities.

Proposes how a properly governed, collaborative approach to financing could enable health stakeholders to earn a financial return on their social determinants investments.

Provides resources and examples to advance implementation of CDC’s 6|18 Initiative by Medicaid, state and local health departments, and other payers and purchasers.

Lays out a conceptual framework to organize delivery system and payment reform with health equity, and provides a menu of policy options for reducing health inequities.

Determines the ROI of health-related social needs to help CBOs and their health system partners plan sustainable financial arrangements for high need patients.

Profiles and outlines key factors behind the success of California’s HiAP approach, and highlights several policy achievements.

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.

Recommends a new approach for updating the current rate-setting methodology to advance Medi-Cal’s goals of improving health outcomes and promoting efficient resource use.

Makes the case for why states should invest in chronic disease prevention as part of a comprehensive approach to chronic disease.