Meeting the health care needs of the communities we serve is the cornerstone of California Pacific Medical Center’s not-for-profit mission. That mission extends to serving those who cannot afford health care and to supporting programs and services for those in financial need. The California Pacific Medical Center Community Health Programs Department develops community benefit programs and services to improve health in San Francisco communities and increase access to health care.
The Community Health Programs Department vision is to reduce health disparities in vulnerable populations. We enhance the quality of life of all people we serve by promoting their health and well-being. We work collaboratively to build capacity within the communities and ensure equal access to culturally and linguistically appropriate services and resources
Our mission is to transform the lives of the people in our community. Our efforts focus on actively engaging community members and stakeholders in the planning, designing and delivery of holistic, compassionate and caring services and programs that address unmet needs.
2008 Community Health Grants Program
2008 Community Health Grants Program - RFP
The Medical Center works to improve community health in a number of ways, including investment in the 2008 Community Health Grants Program.
The Community Benefit Advisory Council has identified and recommended the following four funding priority areas, which parallel CPMC’s community benefit priorities for 2008:
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If you have questions or comments regarding Community Health Programs at California Pacific Medical Center, please contact us at 415-600-2817.
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