Fourth quarter 2015 grant announcement: Our ongoing commitment to California’s healthcare and domestic violence safety net

Promoting value-based care in the safety net ($1,694,999)

Drug Medi-Cal waiver implementation

• California Pan-Ethnic Health Network ($420,018): Integrating Community Assets and Recovery Equity Initiative South
• California Institute for Behavioral Health Solutions ($399,351): Drug Medi-Cal Organized Delivery System Statewide Collaborative Learning Statewide
• California Primary Care Association ($100,758): Strengthening the Role of California FQHCs in the Behavioral Health Continuum Statewide
• Community Recovery Resources ($225,000): Developing an Evaluation Framework for Integrated Substance Use Disorder Treatment North

Research and policy

• Community Partners ($150,000): Cross-System Data Sharing to Advance Value-Based Care Statewide
• Public Health Institute ($224,872): Core Metrics Pilot Test Central
• Tides Center ($175,000): California Health Report Statewide

Enhancing service integration for healthcare and domestic violence ($1,993,660)

Behavioral health integration

• California Consortium for Urban Indian Health, Inc. ($100,000): Advancing a Culturally-Relevant Integrated Behavioral Health Model Statewide
• Center for Health Care Strategies, Inc. ($168,702): Advancing Behavioral Health Integration in Medi-Cal Statewide
• Inland Empire Health Plan ($100,000): Testing and Disseminating Practice Innovations in Behavioral Health Integration South

Connecting healthcare and domestic violence systems

• Center for Community Solutions ($125,000): Advancing Health and DV Service Integration Through Community-Based Collaboration to Prevent DV South
• East Los Angeles Women's Center ($110,000): Advancing Health and DV Service Integration Through Community-Based Collaboration to Prevent DV Los Angeles
• Family Health Centers of San Diego, Inc. ($125,000): Advancing Health and DV Service Integration Through Community-Based Collaboration to Prevent DV South
• Jenesse Center, Inc. ($125,000): Advancing Health and DV Service Integration Through Community-Based Collaboration to Prevent DV Los Angeles
• Lake Family Resource Center ($108,000): Advancing Health and DV Service Integration Through Community-Based Collaboration to Prevent DV North
• North East Medical Services ($116,000): Advancing Health and DV Service Integration Through Community-Based Collaboration to Prevent DV San Francisco Bay Area
• STAND! For Families Free of Violence ($108,000): Advancing Health and DV Service Integration Through Community-Based Collaboration to Prevent DV San Francisco Bay Area
• W.E.A.V.E., Inc. ($108,000): Advancing Health and DV Service Integration Through Community-Based Collaboration to Prevent DV Sacramento Valley
• YWCA of San Gabriel Valley ($125,000): Advancing Health and DV Service Integration Through Community-Based Collaboration to Prevent DV Los Angeles

Electronic consultation and referral (eConsult)

• Kern Medical Center ($100,000): Care Integration 2015 - Spreading Adoption of Electronic Consultation in the Safety Net Central
• Local Initiative Health Authority for Los Angeles County ($125,000): eManagement Program for Behavioral Health in the Safety Net Los Angeles
• San Joaquin General Hospital ($100,000): Care Integration 2015 - Spreading Adoption of Electronic Consultation in the Safety Net Central

Research and policy

• National Health Law Program ($100,000): Advancing State and Local Strategies to Improve Access to Coverage and Care for Low-Income Patients
• University of Southern California ($149,958): Center for Health Journalism Statewide

Advancing patient- and survivor-centered practices ($1,429,264)

Improving survivor-centered approaches in the domestic violence field

• Asian Pacific Institute on Gender-Based Violence ($150,000): Defining and Testing a Survivor-Centered Framework in the DV Field Statewide
• Joyful Heart Foundation ($300,000): Evaluation of the Joyful Heart Survivor Retreat Model Statewide
• Safe Alternatives to Violent Environments, Inc. ($150,000): SAVE Domestic Violence Survivor Advisory Committee San Francisco Bay Area

Enhancing patient engagement in the healthcare safety net

• Institute for Healthcare Communication Inc. ($157,550): Everyone Deserves Excellent C.A.R.E. Statewide
• The Regents of the University of California, Berkeley ($66,718): A Systematic Review of Tools and Measures to Support Patient Engagement in Safety Net Settings National
• The Regents of the University of California, San Francisco ($249,996): Disseminating Models for Practice-Level Patient Engagement in the Safety Net Statewide
• San Francisco Public Health Foundation ($125,000): Delivering on a Promise - Informed Action to Keep Patients at the Heart of the Safety Net San Francisco Bay Area
• Tides Center ($230,000): Reimagined Care Challenge Statewide

Strengthening systems of support for survivors of domestic violence ($1,415,000)

Enhancing cultural responsiveness

• Asian Pacific Institute on Gender-Based Violence ($250,000): Gathering Strength: Investing in the Leadership of Asian Pacific Islander Immigrant and Refugee Communities Statewide
• Korean American Family Services, Inc. ($250,000): Strengthening the Korean Faith-Community Partnership Project Network Los Angeles
• Mujeres Unidas y Activas ($250,000): Sanando el Alma Healing the Soul San Francisco Bay Area

New approaches to address and prevent domestic violence

• Contra Costa Family Justice Center Alliance ($150,000): Community Fellows Program San Francisco Bay Area
• Peace Over Violence ($350,000): Evaluation of the Trauma Resiliency Integration Using Multiple Pathways to Healing (TRIUMPH) Model Statewide
• PolicyLink ($150,000): Building a Policy Framework that Engages Boys and Men of Color Leadership to End DV Statewide
• Riverside County Coalition for Alternatives to Domestic Violence ($15,000): 2015 Blue Shield Against Violence (BSAV) Core Support South

Promoting access to care for the remaining uninsured ($213,262)

• National Health Law Program ($118,000): Advancing State and Local Strategies to Improve Access to Coverage and Care for Low-Income Patients Statewide
• The Regents of the University of California, Berkeley ($95,262): Remaining Uninsured in California: Regional Projections Statewide

Emerging opportunities ($883,712)

Spreading and scaling innovation

• The Aspen Institute ($200,000): A National Conversation on How to Sustain, Scale, and Spread Healthcare Innovation National
• The Regents of the University of California, San Francisco ($350,000): Growing Innovation in the Safety Net: Strategies to Foster Scale and Spread of Transformed Care Statewide

New partnerships

• Children Now ($50,000): Leveraging Home Visiting to Better Identify and Address Domestic Violence in California Statewide
• Sierra Health Foundation Center for Health Program Management ($283,712): San Joaquin Valley Health Fund Central