Formerly the California Office of Statewide Health Planning and Development (OSHPD), we are now the California Department of Health Care Access and Information (HCAI) thanks to 2021-2022 budget legislation. HCAI's portfolio of programs is growing, but it will continue with the programs it has been administering since it was created as OSHPD in 1978. HCAI will continue to provide the State with an enhanced understanding of the structure and function of its healthcare delivery systems. HCAI is a leader in collecting data and disseminating information about California's healthcare infrastructure. HCAI also monitors the construction, renovation, and seismic safety of hospitals and skilled nursing facilities, and provides loan insurance to assist the capital needs of California's nonprofit healthcare facilities. HCAI Program Areas: Affordability: analyze health care cost trends and drivers of spending, enforce health care cost targets, and conduct cost and market impact reviews of proposed health care consolidations. Data: collect, manage, analyze and report information about California’s healthcare infrastructure and patient outcomes. Facilities: monitor the construction, renovation, and seismic safety of California’s hospitals and skilled nursing facilities Financing: provide loan insurance for nonprofit healthcare facilities to develop or expand services. Workforce: promote a culturally competent and diverse healthcare workforce. Affordability: analyze health care cost trends and drivers of spending, enforce health care cost targets, and conduct cost and market impact reviews of proposed health care consolidations. Data: collect, manage, analyze and report information about California’s healthcare infrastructure and patient outcomes. Facilities: monitor the construction, renovation, and seismic safety of California’s hospitals and skilled nursing facilities Financing: provide lo Please visit our career opportunities page at: https://www.hcai.ca.gov/Careers.html
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ICYMI: The very first participant in California's new CARE Act program just graduated! This major milestone will help further empower individuals with untreated psychosis with the opportunity to make choices about their own mental health & housing options. Learn more about the CARE Act at www.chhs.ca.gov/care-act.
?? ?? ?? The Health Education Council Job Fair is happening this Friday! HCAI Recruiters look forward to helping you land a role that aligns with your values and ours. You can make an impact improving health care access and grow your career with HCAI. Join us to learn more about this open role: ? Associate Governmental Program Analyst https://bit.ly/3XFNObX Register for the free Health Education Council Job Fair here: https://bit.ly/3TjeXhZ #WeAreHCAI #HealthWorkforce #HealthFacilities #HealthInformation #CAStateJobs #Careers #Hiring #StateJobs #GovernmentJobs #WorkforCA #Work4CA
?? ?? ?? Come work with us! We are coming to a job fair near you. Meet HCAI recruiters at these events to learn about the amazing jobs we have to offer our community. Be sure to mark your calendar and visit us at one of our events below. Register for the free Health Education Council Job Fair here: https://bit.ly/3TjeXhZ #WeAreHCAI #HealthWorkforce #HealthFacilities #HealthInformation #CAStateJobs #Careers #Hiring #StateJobs #GovernmentJobs #WorkforCA #Work4CA
The Cal-Mortgage Advisory Loan Insurance Committee is meeting on September 12 to review a loan insurance application and to report on ongoing projects. Public comment is welcome. Meeting details below: https://bit.ly/3AUe1KT
The Central Coast, San Joaquin Valley, and Northern and Sierra regions are the only areas in California where more registered nurses obtain their initial licenses with an associate’s degree rather than a bachelor’s degree. Check out this visualization and learn more! ?? https://bit.ly/47OuoDM ?? We made this observation using HCAI’s Health Workforce Research Data Center’s data visualization on California’s Registered Nurse Education Pathways, segmenting the data specifically by region. By better understanding the differences in the education pathways of our state’s registered nurses, we can better identify possible barriers to their education and help break them down. One such way we are doing so is through the many scholarships we open to current and aspiring nursing students in California throughout the year. Learn more here: https://bit.ly/48t6vl2
We will be holding a webinar on September 5 from 10:00 – 11:30 a.m. to support applicants looking to apply for our Health Careers Exploration Program (HCEP)! HCEP awards up to $25,000 to institutions to support conferences, workshops, or career exploration activities, exposing students to health careers. Click here for more info: https://bit.ly/3YVTIGG
34.1% of the San Diego region’s health workforce got their first license with a bachelor’s degree. In comparison, 24.1% of California’s Northern and Sierra regions got their first license with a bachelor’s degree. This comparison was made possible using HCAI’s Health Workforce Research Data Center’s data visualization on California’s Health Workforce Education Pathways. Try it out and make your own comparisons with any one of California's 9 regions! ?? https://bit.ly/49UGmh4 With this data, we can better understand how education pathways differ among our healthcare professionals and are better able to target our financial assistance programs to break down possible barriers, from our Song Brown training programs to our multitude of diverse scholarship opportunities. ?? Scholarship opportunities: https://bit.ly/3Q29Xx5 ?? Loan Repayment Programs: https://bit.ly/3ALdAjq ??Grants for Training Programs: https://bit.ly/3q9804i
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We all want to live free from the harms of fentanyl, and we can get there by working together and knowing the facts. ?? You can learn more about how to prevent a fentanyl-related overdose at FactsFightFentanyl.org. #FactsFightFentanyl #FentanylAwareness
Want to learn about how you can use our Fee-For-Service Drug Costs in the Commercial Market visualization? ? HCAl is hosting an "Ask the Analyst" Webinar so that data users statewide can engage with HCAl staff about it!? Date: August 29, 2024 (Today) Time: 11:00 A.M. to 12:00 P.M. (PDT) RSVP Link: <https://bit.ly/3WGIgvQ>