Describes six prominent or emerging forms of impact investments that may be applicable financing approaches for an Accountable Communities for Health.

A high-level overview of local and state public policy strategies to prevent and address asthma: health care, childcare and schools, home environment and the outdoors.

Provides strategies for incorporating an equity lens into planning processes.

Defines and differentiates hospitals’ community-level SDOH activities.

Summarizes various various, distinct funding opportunities available to help communities and providers transition to Cal AIM.

Provides relevant evidence on the costs of health-related social need interventions and/or their impact on health care utilization and cost of care for use with ROI Calc.

Provides session videos and resources from a September 2022 convening “Operationalizing Equity-Promoting Policies to Improve the Social Determinants of Health.”

Highlights reflections from ACHs on the benefits and challenges of developing an ACH and what difference they believe ACHs make in their communities.

Describes the health-related social needs Screening Tool from the federal Accountable Health Communities (AHC) Model & shares promising practices for universal screening.

Opening commentary of a three-part series that examines the relationship between health and power building.

Highlights learnings from RWJF initiative "Lead Local: Community Driven Change and the Power of Collective Action.

Guides health departments through the why and how of partnering with Community Power-Building Organizations (CPBOs) to advance health equity.

Drawn from a longer report, offers the 3 questions to center equity in community health partnerships, with considerations specific to public health agencies.

Describes the different roles intermediaries can play and provides examples, including several CA ACHs, of where they have been used in practice.

Summarizes findings from a study on six ACHs operating in CA and WA, focusing on the role of local context and power dynamics on efforts to improve equity.

Helps health care organizations to increase the primary care improvement efforts that center racial equity.

Provides practical communications tools and resources to better communicate with the public about public health.

Evaluation of three Community-Centered Health projects that focused on shifts in health care practices to look beyond the walls of health care facilities.

Describes the five potential Drivers of Health measures — food insecurity, housing instability, transportation, utility needs, and interpersonal safety — for Medicare.