Repository of high quality research that advances efforts to identify and address social risks in health care settings.

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.

Illustrates how state Medicaid agencies and their partners can maximize authority that exists under federal Medicaid and CHIP law.

The Trust Fund supported nine grantee partnerships over four years, with documented improvements.

Proceedings of a workshop convened by the Roundtable on Population Health Improvement.

Provides toolkits and resources to help hospitals and health systems build community wealth through inclusive hiring, investment, and purchasing.

Examples of effective collaborations between hospitals and community development.

Explores strategies that states are using to capture SDOH information on Medicaid beneficiaries.

Using 16 years of data, the study finds that supporting multisector health activities may help close geographic and socioeconomic disparities in population health.

Outlines key considerations for the design and implementation of ACH-type initiatives focused on trauma and resilience.

A go-to-resource that harnesses an array of data and information for planning and implementation of policies, programs, and projects to improve access to healthy foods.

Commissioned by California Health and Human Services Agency, the report provides an evaluation framework for ACHs.

Identifies various financing innovations to support population health.

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

Provides case studies, resources and tools related to the principles of equity and justice.

Using the ReThink Health Dynamics Model, the authors show results from alternative investment strategies.

Provides an overview of whole person care pilots and examples of projects in California safety net systems.

Case study of braiding and blending funding.