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.
Partnering 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...
Read MoreA Commitment to Net-Zero Emissions by 2040 for a Healthier Planet
Climate change is not a new phenomenon. And while it’s common to think about temperatures rising, icebergs melting and threats to food production when it comes to this topic,...
Read MoreA Special COVID-19 Clinic for the Special-Needs Community
While the COVID-19 vaccine may be readily available across California, many people with special needs face a variety of challenges that make it difficult for them to access the...
Read MorePartnership With Lestonnac Free Clinic Improves Care—and Quality of Life—for Immigrants, Low-Income and Uninsured Patients
There are nearly 11 million immigrants living in California, according to Public Policy Institute of California. A large portion of them are undocumented, making them ineligible...
Read MoreRighting the Health Equity Wrongs That COVID-19 Exposed
COVID-19 has not only exposed existing health inequities; it has exacerbated them. Black and Latinx Californians make up a disproportionate number of both the total number of COVID-19 cases...
Read MoreThe Importance of Comprehensive, Full-Circle Care for Patients Living with HIV/AIDS
If you went with Wayne Malek to his doctor’s appointment today, it would feel utterly and completely typical. What you might not realize is the incredible innovation it took...
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