Lots of factors are at play in Marshall’s dramatic turnaround, but the one he credits the most is finally having stable housing, after the nonprofit Sacramento Covered helped him get …
A five-year experiment aimed at improving care for some of California’s most at-risk Medicaid patients — including homeless people and people with severe drug addictions — resulted in fewer hospitalizations …
It’s been an exciting year for us and we’re pleased to share some of our major highlights. Click the video below to view our first-ever 2022 Wrapped. View this post …
“With Aetna Better Health’s donation, Sacramento Covered will be able to better support the housing needs of our clients experiencing homelessness,” said Kelly Bennett, CEO, Sacramento Covered. “This grant will …
April 25, 2022 WASHINGTON — A comment submitted today by California nonprofit organizations urges the U.S. Department of Homeland Security to act quickly in finalizing a “public charge” regulation that …
Health Net’s $90,000 grant means more residents in the Sacramento region will have access to quality care and receive education about their Medi-Cal benefits. April 5, 2021 Health Net’s 2021 …
The Board of Directors sends a thank-you video to the Sacramento Covered team for the great work they’ve done during an unpredictable year.
Mayor Darrell Steinberg visited the K Street restaurant on Thursday to thank Sacramento Covered employees and the Solomon’s staff making and delivering meals.
Under California’s Whole Person Care program, Sacramento is using Medicaid funds to help its homeless population find housing.
The count, conducted over two nights in January indicates 5,570 persons experience homelessness on a given night, an increase of 19% countywide.
