Unique Partnership Saves Energy and Powers the Local Hospital
Innovative cogeneration energy system puts waste to good use for one Central Coast community.
Read MoreCommitted to Health Equity for All
For decades, Dignity Health has advocated for the health and equality of every Californian. Now, that work has new urgency. From advocating for expanded Medicaid coverage, to our commitment to reducing health disparities in communities of color and dismantling systemic racism in our country’s health care system, to supporting victims of human trafficking and caring for undocumented immigrants, we are breaking down barriers to health.
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 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...
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 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...
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