California Health Report @calhealthreport.bsky.social · 07/10/2026buff.lyAnalysis: Children With Disabilities Have a Right to Health Services in School. Here’s a Guide – California Health ReportBy Jennifer McLelland • Oct 6, 2026 000
California Health Report @calhealthreport.bsky.social · 02/10/2026buff.lyOpinion: Removing GLP-1s From Medi-Cal Will Lead to Higher Long-Term Costs – California Health ReportBy Wayne Ho • Sep 23, 2026 000
California Health Report @calhealthreport.bsky.social · 01/10/2026buff.lyOpinion: The Crisis Is Real. But the Manosphere Isn’t the Answer – California Health ReportBy Gustavo López and Regi Wingo • Sep 30, 2026 000
California Health Report @calhealthreport.bsky.social · 17/09/2026buff.lyOpinion: Kids Deserve Explanations About Cancer They Can Understand – California Health ReportBy Daniel Zhang • Sep 16, 2026 000
California Health Report @calhealthreport.bsky.social · 11/09/2026calhealthreport.orgOpinion: Keeping Nursing-Home Residents Safe Should Not Mean Taking Away Their Choices – California Health ReportBy Pradeepika Samagh and Arjun Dutt • Sep 9, 2026 000
California Health Report @calhealthreport.bsky.social · 28/08/2026calhealthreport.orgOpinion: We Can’t Protect Californians from Heat If We Aren’t Counting Who’s Most Affected – California Health ReportBy Shubhayu Saha • Aug 27, 2026 000
California Health Report @calhealthreport.bsky.social · 19/08/2026calhealthreport.orgAnalysis: Rights for People With Disabilities Are Under Attack, But California Can Protect Them – California Health ReportBy Jennifer McLelland • Aug 17, 2026 000
California Health Report @calhealthreport.bsky.social · 18/08/2026calhealthreport.orgOpinion: Patients Need Better Care and Bigger Savings, but Consolidation Steals Both – California Health ReportBy Sera Ramadan • Aug 14, 2026 000
California Health Report @calhealthreport.bsky.social · 06/08/2026buff.lyOpinion: California Has a Solution to Fix Medi-Cal. Here’s the Missing Piece – California Health ReportBy Gray Miller • Aug 3, 2026 000
California Health Report @calhealthreport.bsky.social · 05/08/2026buff.lyOpinion: Big Tobacco Is Back. California Can’t Afford to Blink – California Health ReportBy Pamela Ling • Aug 3, 2026 000
California Health Report @calhealthreport.bsky.social · 04/08/2026buff.lyColumn: Despite Getting Heckled by Teens on E-Bikes, I Kept Riding. Here’s How You Can Stay Active Too – California Health ReportBy Amy DePaul • Aug 3, 2026 000
California Health Report @calhealthreport.bsky.social · 10/07/2026buff.lyColumn: What’s it Like to Travel for Medical Care? I Crossed the Border to Find Out – California Health ReportBy Amy DePaul • Jul 8, 2026 000
California Health Report @calhealthreport.bsky.social · 09/07/2026buff.lyOpinion: California Measures Falls in Nursing Homes. It Still Doesn’t Measure Whether Residents Can Walk – California Health ReportBy Neha Sabharwal • Jul 6, 2026 000
California Health Report @calhealthreport.bsky.social · 25/06/2026buff.lyOpinion: How Becoming a Father Shaped My Work to End Domestic Violence – California Health ReportBy Jordan Thierry • Jun 24, 2026 000
California Health Report @calhealthreport.bsky.social · 24/06/2026calhealthreport.orgMany Health Plans Cover Free Transportation to the Doctor. Here’s How to Access It – California Health ReportBy Victoria Clayton • Jun 24, 2026 000
California Health Report @calhealthreport.bsky.social · 11/06/2026calhealthreport.orgAdvocates Try to Save Crucial Aging and Disability Programs on the Chopping Block – California Health ReportBy Victoria Clayton • Jun 11, 2026 000
California Health Report @calhealthreport.bsky.social · 08/06/2026buff.lyOpinion: California Must Defend Medi-Cal as H.R. 1 Threatens Care for Millions – California Health ReportBy Kiran Savage-Sangwan and Cori Racela • May 14, 2026 000
California Health Report @calhealthreport.bsky.social · 05/06/2026buff.lyOpinion: California’s Rural Hospitals Are in Danger of Closing, But Partnerships with Universities Offer a Solution – California Health ReportBy Gary S. May • May 26, 2026 000
California Health Report @calhealthreport.bsky.social · 04/06/2026buff.lyFor Families Unhappy with Care Facilities, a Little-Known Right Can Help – California Health ReportBy Daniella Jiménez • May 26, 2026 011
California Health Report @calhealthreport.bsky.social · 03/06/2026calhealthreport.orgOpinion: California Will Break Its Promise to Provide Health Care to All Kids — Unless Lawmakers Step Up – California Health ReportBy Tamira Daniely • Jun 2, 2026 000
California Health Report @calhealthreport.bsky.social · 28/05/2026buff.lyIs This California Housing Program the Ideal Model for Treating People with Severe Mental Illness? – California Health ReportBy Ricky Rodas • Apr 30, 2026 100
California Health Report @calhealthreport.bsky.social · 26/05/2026buff.lyMentally Ill, Addicted and Left to the Streets: Two Moms Call Out a Humanitarian Crisis — and Offer Solutions – California Health ReportBy Victoria Clayton • Apr 30, 2026 000
California Health Report @calhealthreport.bsky.social · 20/05/2026buff.lyAnalysis: Medi-Cal Allows Many Aging Adults to Live at Home. California Needs to Preserve it – California Health ReportBy Amy DePaul • Jan 20, 2026 000
California Health Report @calhealthreport.bsky.social · 18/05/2026buff.lyAnalysis: What It’s Like to Have Nonspeaking Autism, And What Has Helped Me – California Health ReportBy Spencer Austin • Feb 2, 2026 030
California Health Report @calhealthreport.bsky.social · 15/05/2026buff.lyOpinion: Who Invests in the Organizations Transforming Medi-Cal? – California Health ReportBy Jim Hickman, Abner Mason and Jeremy Cantor • Feb 5, 2026 000
California Health Report @calhealthreport.bsky.social · 13/05/2026buff.lyHow ICE Raids Are Affecting California’s Older Adults, Especially Those Who Need Caregivers – California Health ReportBy ChrisAnna Mink • Mar 9, 2026 000
California Health Report @calhealthreport.bsky.social · 11/05/2026buff.lyAs Momentum Builds for Mental Health Crisis Response Teams, Cuts Loom – California Health ReportBy Victoria Clayton • Mar 17, 2026 000
California Health Report @calhealthreport.bsky.social · 08/05/2026buff.lyColumn: The Gift of Time Brings Challenges for Me and 53 Million Cancer Survivors – California Health ReportBy Amy DePaul • Mar 26, 2026 000
California Health Report @calhealthreport.bsky.social · 06/05/2026buff.lyOpinion: California Must Defend Nurses or Patients Will Pay the Price – California Health ReportBy Kristen Roman • Apr 16, 2026 000
California Health Report @calhealthreport.bsky.social · 04/05/2026To those who knew him, Noah Silver was a bright, happy child identified as gifted with a penchant for playing instruments. He started playing bass guitar at the age of 11 and picked up acoustic guitar a year later. But in his teen years, something changed.calhealthreport.orgIs This California Housing Program the Ideal Model for Treating People with Severe Mental Illness? – California Health ReportBy Ricky Rodas • Apr 30, 2026 000
California Health Report @calhealthreport.bsky.social · 04/05/2026It’s a scenario that Bay Area mothers and mental health advocates Teresa Pasquini and Lauren Rettagliata have had a close seat to: With or without family support, people with the most severe mental illnesses often end up in the same place — living on the street, without health care or support.calhealthreport.orgMentally Ill, Addicted and Left to the Streets: Two Moms Call Out a Humanitarian Crisis — and Offer Solutions – California Health ReportBy Victoria Clayton • Apr 30, 2026 000
California Health Report @calhealthreport.bsky.social · 09/02/2026buff.lyAnalysis: Medi-Cal Allows Many Aging Adults to Live at Home. California Needs to Preserve it – California Health ReportBy Amy DePaul • Jan 20, 2026 001
California Health Report @calhealthreport.bsky.social · 07/02/2026buff.lyOpinion: Why Low-Income Older Adults Lose Independence Faster and What We Can Do About It – California Health ReportBy Neha Sabharwal • Jan 14, 2026 000
California Health Report @calhealthreport.bsky.social · 07/02/2026buff.lyCalifornia Ramps Up Food Access Efforts — Especially for Older Adults and Those With Disabilities – California Health ReportBy Victoria Clayton • Jan 20, 2026 000
California Health Report @calhealthreport.bsky.social · 06/02/2026buff.ly/KTbx2cRcalhealthreport.orgAnalysis: What It’s Like to Have Nonspeaking Autism, And What Has Helped Me – California Health ReportBy Spencer Austin • Feb 2, 2026 000
California Health Report @calhealthreport.bsky.social · 06/02/2026buff.ly/2UAEx0vcalhealthreport.orgOpinion: Who Invests in the Organizations Transforming Medi-Cal? – California Health ReportBy Jim Hickman, Abner Mason and Jeremy Cantor • Feb 5, 2026 000
California Health Report @calhealthreport.bsky.social · 18/11/2025Opinion: How California Can Blunt the Impact of Medicaid Cutsbuff.lyOpinion: How California Can Blunt the Impact of Medicaid Cuts – California Health ReportBy Josh Leonard • Sep 18, 2025 000
California Health Report @calhealthreport.bsky.social · 17/11/2025Opinion: When it Comes to Vaccines, We Need to Build Trust, Listen And Respect Complexitybuff.lyOpinion: When it Comes to Vaccines, We Need to Build Trust, Listen And Respect Complexity – California Health ReportBy Ilan Shapiro • Oct 14, 2025 010
California Health Report @calhealthreport.bsky.social · 14/11/2025As Medi-Cal Cuts Loom, California Advocates for Kids Brainstorm Solutions buff.ly/oCqDi4Vcalhealthreport.orgAs Medi-Cal Cuts Loom, California Advocates for Kids Brainstorm Solutions – California Health ReportBy Ricky Rodas • Oct 14, 2025 000
California Health Report @calhealthreport.bsky.social · 10/07/2025We’ve been selected as a finalist for @LIONPubs’s 2025 Public Service Award! We’re very proud of what we accomplished this year; learn more about our work here: buff.ly/9TAO2Yh #LIONAwards25tinyurl.comMeet the 51 finalists for the 2025 LION Sustainability Awards - LION PublishersWinners will be announced live, in person, at the LION Awards Ceremony & Dinner on Wednesday, September 3, in St. Louis, Missouri. 010
California Health Report @calhealthreport.bsky.social · 24/06/2025California is one of just five states in which the rate of death from drug overdoses is higher in rural areas than in urban ones. But across the state, emergency responders are finding solutions tailored to their communities. Our latest from rural reporter Lauren DeLaunay Miller: buff.ly/VguQKQW 010
California Health Report @calhealthreport.bsky.social · 20/06/2025When President Trump first announced tariffs on most foreign imports, Jennifer McLelland checked the packaging on her son’s medical supplies. Read her argument for tariff exemptions on medical supplies that cannot be purchased from U.S. manufacturers.buff.lyAnalysis: Tariffs Threaten the Survival of Medically Fragile Children Like my Son – California Health ReportBy Jennifer McLelland • May 16, 2025 010
California Health Report @calhealthreport.bsky.social · 18/06/2025Reporter Lauren DeLaunay Miller spent three summers providing emergency services as part of Yosemite National Park’s Search and Rescue team, but the systems that NPS visitors, residents and employees have come to rely on are on shaky ground. buff.ly/H4MZZDF 000
California Health Report @calhealthreport.bsky.social · 30/05/2025Thousands of families lost their homes that swept through Los Angeles County in early January. Local and state disability advocates said they have been checking in with families and trying to provide support as they adjust to life after the fires. From LA Reporter Ricky Rodas: buff.ly/cU8BUb7calhealthreport.org‘I Cannot Fall Apart Right Now.’ Kids With Disabilities and Their Families Struggle in Aftermath of Wildfire Displacement – California Health ReportBy Ricky Rodas • Apr 14, 2025 000
California Health Report @calhealthreport.bsky.social · 16/05/2025Our latest opinion column comes from Shari Horne, who writes: Let me introduce you to some people whose lives would be upended if Republicans in Congress carry through with plans to decimate health care funding that covers 15 million Californians.buff.lyOpinion: My Community Depends on Medi-Cal to Survive. Cuts Would Be DevastatingLet me introduce you to some people whose lives would be upended if Republicans in Congress carry through with plans to decimate health care funding that covers 15 million Californians. They are my… 000
California Health Report @calhealthreport.bsky.social · 14/05/2025Medicaid, which provides health coverage for almost 15 million Californians and about half of the state’s children, could face billions of dollars in federal cuts under a budget proposal from House Republicans. That’s alarmed families like the Pequeños. Read more: buff.ly/CqFFlzObuff.lyMedicaid Cuts Could Upend Lives of Children With Disabilities. Can California Do More to Prepare?Medicaid — which provides health coverage for almost 15 million Californians and about half of the state’s children — could face billions of dollars in federal cuts under a budget proposal from Hou… 000
California Health Report @calhealthreport.bsky.social · 24/04/2025A comprehensive strategy to reduce exposure to violence for unhoused people can reduce violence, reduce public spending on emergency medical and increase the chances that individuals can transition off the streets, say Tammy Shaff and Jeremy Cantor in our latest opinion column.buff.lyOpinion: How Preventing Violence Can Help End HomelessnessPeople experiencing homelessness face repeated violence and stress from a lack of safety. They often engage in unhealthy behaviors, such as substance use, to cope. A comprehensive strategy to reduc… 000
California Health Report @calhealthreport.bsky.social · 14/04/2025Thousands of families lost their homes in Los Angeles County in early January. Disability advocates said they have been checking in with families and trying to provide support as they adjust to life after the fires. Our latest story from California Local News Fellow Ricky Rodas: buff.ly/3sYCjCQbuff.ly‘I Cannot Fall Apart Right Now.’ Kids With Disabilities and Their Families Struggle in Aftermath of Wildfire DisplacementThousands of families lost their homes that swept through Los Angeles County in early January. Local and state disability advocates said they have been checking in with families and trying to provi… 020
California Health Report @calhealthreport.bsky.social · 08/04/2025The Sisters Rise Circle is one of a dozen run by Restorative Justice for Oakland Youth, a nonprofit that uses restorative practices to address conflict and promote healing. Organizers launched the circle last fall. Read more:buff.lyHow One Bay Area Group Uses Restorative Circles to Help Women HealThe Sisters Rise Circle is one of about a dozen circles run by Restorative Justice for Oakland Youth, a nonprofit based in Oakland that uses restorative practices to address conflict and promote he… 020
Reposted by California Health ReportKidsData @kidsdata.bsky.social · 20/03/2025"Medi-Cal is especially important for children with disabilities because they often need more specialized and expensive care than children without special health care needs." New report from @calhealthreport.bsky.social explores what Medicaid cuts would mean for children with disabilities.calhealthreport.orgMedicaid Cuts Could Upend Lives of Children With Disabilities. Can California Do More to Prepare?Medicaid — which provides health coverage for almost 15 million Californians and about half of the state’s children — could face billions of dollars in federal cuts under a budget proposal from Hou… 004