Our Partners

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• The Ahmanson Foundation provided funding to help ChapCare purchase equipment to outfit 3 optometry suites at its Fair Oaks health center.

• Blue Shield of California provides ChapCare with general operating support funding, which allows us to provide comprehensive primary health care to those who are uninsured.

• Delta Dental Community Care Foundation provides ChapCare with grant funding to conduct oral health education in the communities we serve, and to increase access to dental screening appointments. In addition, Delta Dental supports general operations of our COVID-19 response/primary care services through grant funding.

• Direct Relief supports general operations of our COVID-19 response through grant funding.

• Health Net provides ChapCare with grant funding to support its outreach, enrollment, retention, and utilization activities. Health Net also provides ChapCare with funding to implement and expand its telehealth practices in response to COVID-19 and beyond.

• Through L.A. Care Health Plan’s Community Benefits Program, ChapCare receives funds to support its Health Homes Program, an initiative to serve the community’s most vulnerable patients. Qualified patients are managed by a Multi-Disciplinary Care Team to ensure they are accessing the treatment and resources they need to achieve improved health outcomes.L.A. Care’s Elevating the Safety Net Provider Recruitment Program (PRP) has funded the recruitment of four Physicians to support ChapCare’s robust patient population through personalized and consistent care.

• Covered California provides ChapCare funding through its Navigator Grant Program, ChapCare was awarded funds to expand health insurance outreach, education, enrollment, and post-enrollment assistance in the Pasadena area

• Through its 21st Century UCLA Dental Home Project, ChapCare received funds from First 5 LA to build its new ChapCare Lincoln pediatric dental clinic and to make operational enhancements.

• The Rotary Club of Pasadena, California provided ChapCare grant funds to help distribute additional flu vaccinations in the Pasadena area.

• The Patron Saints Foundation provided funded to purchase and install the 6th and final dental chair at our Lincoln health center pediatric dental clinic.

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• ChapCare refers patients in need of specialty care to LAC+USC Medical Center
• ChapCare participates in the eConsult program, which is administered by the department

• FAP provides medical case management, housing case management, and supportive care services, including mental health and substance abuse treatment, food, and transportation services to ChapCare’s HIV positive patients.

• Foothill Unity Center provides access to healthy food through its food bank to patients referred by ChapCare.

• Coordinate on outreach activities in the El Monte and South El Monte areas to ensure that people are aware of our services

• ChapCare is a contracted (Medical Home) clinic partner with Health Care LA, IPA (HCLA). Through our partnership, we are able to care for patients enrolled with government sponsored managed care programs in Medi-Cal, Medicare Advantage, and Medi-Medi (dual eligibles). HCLA is the largest IPA network in Los Angeles County that contracts with FQHCs and community health centers.

• Huntington Hospital is the preferred hospital for many of ChapCare’s Pasadena patients to deliver their baby
• ChapCare refers patients to health education classes administered at Huntington Hospital

• Kaiser Permanente – Baldwin Park provides a limited number of free colonoscopies to ChapCare patients as part of their Community Surgery Volunteer program.

• ChapCare participates in OCHIN, one of the nation’s largest health information networks, which brings together hospitals, safety-net clinics, county health departments, university’s, etc. from across the country, allowing providers to pool resources, share best practices, and have access to a broad range of cutting edge health information technology.

• At its Pasadena Health Centers, ChapCare is a part of PPHD’s “Vaccines for Children” program. The “Vaccines for Children” program provides vaccines for low-income children.

• ChapCare’s CEO is a Board member of the San Gabriel Valley Consortium on Homelessness. The consortium’s mission is to develop and support coordinated, region-wide strategies to alleviate and ultimately eradicate homelessness in the San Gabriel Valley.

• ChapCare provides homeless outreach services two half days per week at Union Station.

• UC-Berkeley reviews retinal scans of ChapCare’s patients, and makes recommendations to their medical provider.

• UC-Davis provides tele-dermatology consults for ChapCare patients.

• Residents from Western University of Health Sciences in Pomona provide optometry services at ChapCare’s Lincoln health center under the supervision of a university professor (optometrist).

• Women’s Breast Center provides on-site mammograms (via a Mobile Unit) to ChapCare patients twice per month.

• The American Red Cross’ mission is to prevent and alleviate human suffering in the face of emergencies by mobilizing the power of volunteers and the generosity of donors.