Programs

The following programs are available to community health centers across the country:

Emergency Preparedness & Response Program
Our exemplary program enhances organizational readiness and ensures effective emergency and disaster management. We collaborate with internal and external stakeholders to develop comprehensive preparedness plans, exercises, and training to prevent, prepare for, mitigate, respond to, and recover from critical incidents that threaten organizational resilience.

The following programs are available to and implemented in collaboration with HCP members.

Member Services
HCP is the leading voice and advocate for 17 member community health centers in Southern California’s San Diego, Riverside, and Imperial Counties. We support our members through government affairs, training and development, programs and initiatives, and peer networking.

The California Endowment (TCE) Policy and Advocacy Grant
This grant supports HCP efforts to advance health policy and advocacy, build an equitable healthcare workforce, and enhance community engagement and mobilization. The program aims to redefine healthcare’s role in promoting community health and addressing root causes of disease through ongoing advocacy at various levels, bridging primary care with public health systems, and advocating for health system transformation under CalAIM.

The California Endowment (TCE) Civic Engagement Grant
Titled “My Vote. My Health.™”, this grant aims to mobilize community health center patients, staff, providers, and communities in California to address social and political determinants of health by encouraging voter participation in primary and general elections.

California Technical Assistance Program (CTAP)
The CTAP project provides eligible professionals with comprehensive EHR technical assistance.

Chronic Pain Management in Female Community Health Center Patients
The goal of this program is to determine if patient and provider education, combined with service delivery enhancements, can improve pain management and prevent opioid dependence among female patients ages 50+ at community health centers in San Diego and Riverside counties.

Covered California Navigator Program
This program provides outreach, education, enrollment, renewal assistance and post enrollment services to consumers eligible for enrollment in a Covered California Health Insurance Plan.

Health Center Controlled Network
With a primarily focus on improvements in clinical quality, patient-centered care, and provider and staff well-being, HCCNs support community health centers in leveraging health information technology and data to deliver high-quality, culturally competent, equitable, and comprehensive primary health care.

Oral Health Initiative (OHI)
This program provides children ages 0-5 and pregnant women with access to comprehensive oral health services.

Patient Engagement: Advancing Value-Based Care
This program is designed to assess and enhance patient engagement strategies among member health centers to contribute towards improved health of the safety net population they serve.

Quality Improvement Initiatives
This program builds heath center capacity by sharing best practices, knowledge, and skills among medical directors, operation and finance personnel, which will lead to improved patient experience, and clinical, operational and financial outcomes.