Community Health Investment Fund (CHIF) Grantees
Robert E. Tranquada Safety Net II – 2009 - 2010
Description: The Robert E. Tranquada Awards are intended to help small community clinics in Los Angeles County to strengthen their clinical, operational, revenue streams and health information technology infrastructure for long-term impact.
Grantees:
- Cleaver Family Wellness/Our Saviour Center
- Garfield Health Center
- Pomona Community Health Center
- UMMA Community Clinic
- URDC/Bill Moore Community Clinic
Advanced Access IV -- 2008-2009[1]
Description: Program designed to help community-based clinics reduce wait times for and at appointments, increase provider panel sizes and reduce cost per visit.
Grantees:
- Asian Pacific Healthcare Venture
- JWCH- (CCALAC fiscal agent- Skid RHHI)
- Los Angeles Gay and Lesbian Center
- Northeast Valley Health Corporation
- South Bay Family Healthcare Center
- South Central Family Health Center (Accelerated School)
- The Children's Clinic "Serving Children and Their Families"
- UMMA Community Clinic
- Valley Community Clinic
- Venice Family Clinic
Oral Health Initiative IV -- 2008-2009
Description: Services to Medi-Cal beneficiaries over the age of 21 who lost their dental benefits as of July 1, 2009.
Grantees:
- AltaMed Health Services
- Eisner Pediatric and Family Medical Center
- Los Angeles Christian Health Centers (formerly L.A. Mission Community Clinic)
- Northeast Valley Health Corporation
- QueensCare Family Clinics (Franciscan Clinics)
- South Bay Family Healthcare Center
- St. John’s Well Child and Family Center
- The Saban Free Clinic (formerly L.A. Free Clinic)
- University of Southern California (USC) -School of Dentistry
Robert E. Tranquada Safety Net II – 2008-2009
Description: Assessment and planning of long-lasting impact infrastructure improvement projects for small community-based clinics. The second phase will support implementation of assessment and planning projects.
Grantees:
- American Indian Healing Center
- Cleaver Family Wellness/Our Saviour Center
- Family Health Care Centers of Greater Los Angeles
- Garfield Health Center
- Pomona Community Health Center
- UMMA Community Clinic
- URDC/Bill Moore Community Clinic
Health Information Technology (HIT) I -- 2007-2008
Description: Acquisition of health information technology, staff training and implementation of technology. Initiative is aligned with the second phase of Building Clinic Capacity for Quailty (BCCQ), a health IT learning collaborative.
Grantees:
- AltaMed Health Services
- Asian Pacific Healthcare Venture
- Clinica Monsenor Oscar A. Romero
- South Bay Family Healthcare Center
- South Central Family Health Center
- The Los Angeles Free Clinic (The Saban Free Clinic)
- UMMA Community Clinic
- Valley Community Clinic
- Westside Family Health Center
Seniors and Persons with Disabilities II -- 2007-2008
Description: Forty-eight community-based clinic sites procured adaptive equipment such as exam tables and weight scales to improve accessibility.
Grantees:
- All for Health, Health For All
- Arroyo Vista Family Health Center
- Asian Pacific Healthcare Venture
- Catalina Island Medical Center
- Central City Community Health Center
- Chinatown Service Center
- Clinica Monsenor Oscar A. Romero
- Community Healthcare Clinic/Narcotics Prevention Association Inc.
- Community Health Alliance of Pasadena (CHAP)
- El Dorado Community Health Center
- LAC+USC Healthcare Network (Roybal Health Center)
- LAC+USC Medical Center - 5P51 primary care clinic
- LAC+USC Healthcare Network: El Monte and La Puente Health Centers
- L.A County DHS- Hubert H. Humphrey Comprehensive Health Center
- L.A County DHS- Martin Luther King, Jr.-Multi-service Ambulatory Care Center
- Los Angeles Unified School District - Roosevelt High School Health Center
- Northeast Community Clinic
- Northeast Valley Health Corporation
- Planned Parenthood of Los Angeles
- South Bay Family Healthcare Center
- South Central Family Health Center
- The Children's Clinic "Serving Children and Their Families"
- The Los Angeles Free Clinic (The Saban Free Clinic)
- UMMA Community Clinic
- Venice Family Clinic
- Watts Healthcare Corporation
- Westside Family Health Center
- Wilmington Community Clinic
Advanced Access II -- 2006-2007
Description: Program designed to help community-based clinics reduce wait times for and at appointments, increase provider panel sizes and reduce cost per visit. .
Grantees:
- Community Health Alliance of Pasadena (CHAP)
- East Valley Community Health Center
- Family Health Care Centers of Greater L.A.
- Harbor UCLA (Bellflower Health Center)
- Mission City Community Network, Inc.
- Northeast Valley Health Corporation
- QueensCare Family Clinics (Franciscan Clinics)
- South Bay Family Healthcare Center
- Tarzana Treatment Center
- The Children's Clinic "Serving Children and Their Families"
- The Los Angeles Free Clinic (The Saban Free Clinic)
- Venice Family Clinic
- Wilmington Community Clinic
Oral Health Initiative III -- 2006-2007
Description: In partnership with First 5 LA, provide oral health services that include health education, a spectrum of dental care services, and dental pediatric provider training.
Grantees:
- AltaMed Health Services
- Antelope Valley Partners for Health
- California Dental Association (CDA)
- Children's Dental Health Clinic-Long Beach
- Clinica Monsenor Oscar A. Romero
- Community Health Alliance of Pasadena (CHAP)
- Eisner Pediatric & Family Medical Center
- Faison and Faison
- Los Angeles Mission Community Clinic (L.A. Christian Health Centers)
- Mission City Community Network, Inc.
- Mission Community Hospital
- Northeast Valley Health Corporation
- QueensCare Family Clinics (Franciscan Clinics)
- Saint John's Well Child & Family Center
- South Bay Children's Health Center Association
- South Bay Family Healthcare Center
- South Central LA Regional Center
- The Frank D. Lanterman Regional Center
- The Los Angeles Free Clinic (The Saban Free Clinic)
- UCLA School of Dentistry
- University of Southern California (USC) -School of Dentistry
- Valley Community Clinic
Robert E. Tranquada, M.D. Safety Net Initiative
Robert E. Tranquada Safety Net I -- 2006-2007
Description: Strategic infrastructure projects that have a lasting impact, including upgrading or acquiring information technology, purchasing medical equipment, remodeling to accommodate new capacity, health information technology training and hiring of strategic consultants to help with long-term infrastructure planning.
Grantees:
- Arroyo Vista Family Health Center
- Central City Community Health Center
- Clinica Monsenor Oscar A. Romero
- Community Health Alliance of Pasadena (CHAP)
- East Valley Community Health Center
- Harbor Community Clinic
- JWCH- (Skid Row Homeless Healthcare Initiative)
- KHEIR (Korean Health Education, Information and Research Center)
- Northeast Valley Health Corporation
- The Children's Clinic "Serving Children and Their Families"
- Valley Community Clinic
Advanced Access I -- 2005-2006
Description: Program designed to help community-based clinics reduce wait times for and at appointments, increase provider panel sizes and reduce cost per visit.
Grantees:
- AltaMed Health Services
- Asian Pacific Healthcare Venture
- Clinica Monsenor Oscar A. Romero
- East Valley Community Health Center
- Northeast Valley Health Corporation
- T.H.E. Clinic
- The Children's Clinic "Serving Children and Their Families"
- The Los Angeles Free Clinic (The Saban Free Clinic)
- UMMA Community Clinic
Seniors and Persons with Disabilities (SPD) Initiative
Seniors and Persons with Disabilities I -- 2005-2006
Description: Initiative has three components:
1. Safety Net Clinics: Improve physical and programmatic access, including availability of accessible equipment such as exam tables, weight scales and hearing devices.
2. Community-Based Health and Wellness Programs: Provide health and wellness education on topics such as nutrition, physical fitness and healthy lifestyle.
3. Promotores Program: Train Spanish-speaking health promoters to assist seniors and persons with disabilities in accessing health and wellness services.
Grantees:
- Ability First
- All for Health, Health for All
- AltaMed Health Services
- Alzheimer's Association
- American Indian Healing Center
- Arroyo Vista Family Health Center
- Asian Pacific Healthcare Venture
- Asian Rehabilitation Service, Inc.
- Children's Hospital, Los Angeles
- East Valley Community Health Center
- Eastern Los Angeles Regional Center
- Eisner Pediatric & Family Medical Center
- El Proyecto del Barrio
- Family Health Care Centers of Greater Los Angeles
- First Nurturing Touch Communication
- Greater Los Angeles Agency on Deafness, Inc.
- Los Angeles Mission Community Clinic (L.A. Christian Health Centers)
- Mission City Community Network, Inc.
- Northeast Valley Health Corporation
- Saint John's Well Child & Family Center
- South Central Family Health Center
- The Children's Clinic "Serving Children and Their Families"
- Universal Health Foundation
- Valley Community Clinic
- Westside Center for Independent Living
- Westside Neighborhood Clinic
Asthma Community Health Improvement Pilot Program -- 2004-2005
Description: Pilot program to assess community-based asthma self-management programs for children ages five to 18 and to promote effective models of for expansion and replication.
Grantees:
- The Asthma and Allergy Foundation of America
- Los Angeles Unified School District - Nursing Services
- Long Beach Alliance of Children with Asthma
- Long Beach Unified School District
- Northeast Valley Health Corporation
- Venice Family Clinic
Oral Health Initiative II -- 2004-2005
Description: Oral health education and dental care to low-income uninsured adults and children.
Grantees:
- California Dental Association (CDA)
- Cedars Sinai COACH for Kids
- Children's Dental Health Center
- Children's Dental Health Clinic-Los Angeles
- City of Long Beach
- Eisner Pediatric & Family Medical Center
- Los Angeles Unified School District - Great & Hope Collaborative
- Los Angeles Mission Community Clinic (L.A. Christian Health Centers)
- Saint John's Well Child & Family Center
- South Central LA Regional Center
- The Los Angeles Free Clinic (The Saban Free Clinic)
- University of Southern California (USC) -School of Dentistry
- Valley Community Clinic
- Worksite Wellness Program
Oral Health Initiative I -- 2003-2004
Description: Oral health education and dental care to low-income uninsured adults and children.
Grantees:
- AltaMed Health Services
- California Dental Association (CDA)
- Cedars Sinai COACH for Kids
- Children's Dental Health Center
- Children's Dental Health Clinic- Los Angeles
- Chinatown Service Center
- City of Long Beach
- Clinica Monsignor Oscar A. Romero
- Eisner Pediatric & Family Medical Center
- Los Angeles Unified School District - El Sereno Middle School
- Los Angeles Unified School District - Great & Hope Collaborative
- Los Angeles Mission Community Clinic (L.A. Christian Health Centers)
- Mission Community Hospital
- Partners in Care Foundation
- Providence Holy Cross Foundation
- Saint John's Well Child & Family Center
- South Central LA Regional Center
- The Los Angeles Free Clinic (The Saban Free Clinic)
- United Family Dental Group
- University of Southern California (USC) -School of Dentistry
- Valley Community Clinic
- Venice Family Clinic
- Worksite Wellness Program
[1] The Advanced Access III program did not entail grants.