Dignity Health believes that every Californian deserves to be healthy.
California is remarkable for its diverse population and steadfast spirit. Californians are go-getters, dreamers and trailblazers whose faces reflect all of humankind.
And Dignity Health stands for every single Californian.
We can build a more just, equal and healthy society for everyone in our state, and Dignity Health is ready to lead the way. There is no health provider that serves as many diverse patients and communities in every part of California—with a particular focus on serving communities of color and patients without access to care. Our mission drives us to find solutions for hunger, homelessness, human trafficking and environmental challenges, and to improve health access and equity for every Californian. We hope you will join us in supporting the health of California’s diverse communities.
Sowing seeds for a healthier community through partnerships
Established in 1990, Mercy and Memorial Hospitals Community Grants Program is an opportunity to collaborate with other nonprofit organizations working to improve the health status and quality of life...
Read MoreA Partnership to Grow and Diversify California’s Nursing Workforce
Hospitals are faced with an unprecedented critical nursing shortage that is predicted to worsen, and a partnership between Dignity Health and Charles Drew University aims to diversify and grow...
Read MoreHousing for a Healthy Community
Optimal health is about more than just the care you get at the doctor's office or inside a hospital. Without access to health care, nutritious food, clean water and...
Read MoreDignity Health Care Sites Receive National Recognition for LGBTQ+ Inclusivity
Providing welcoming and knowledgeable care for LGBTQ+ patients is an important priority for Dignity Health. LGBTQ+ people have long faced barriers to accessing health care and health inequity persists...
Read MoreFood Pantry Delivers Reassurance for HIV Patients
For more than three decades, the CARE Center at St. Mary Medical Center in Long Beach has offered a food pantry for HIV patients.
Read MorePartnering for Health and Wellness Outside the Hospital
Evelyn Solis, of Bakersfield, never dreamed she would be someone “in need.” But after escaping an abusive relationship, she and her seven children found themselves starting over at Christmastime...
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