Health Plan of San Joaquin News & Media section

Winn chosen as new member of Health Commission

San Joaquin County Board Supervisor Chuck Winn was appointed as a new member of the County’s Health Commission. The announcement was made by Greg Diederich, San Joaquin County Director of Health Care Services. The Health Commission is the governing board overseeing the Health Plan of San Joaquin. Read Article

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Health Plan of San Joaquin’s Palliative Care Options Expands (Latino Times, Dec 2017)

Pull-Quote: HPSJ’s Cultural and Linguistics Manager Jenny Dominguez is working with all of the pilot partners to ensure that culturally sensitive communications are built into this patient-centric initiative. She said, “We all are committed to offering consistent, caring messages, at the same time we are getting both the patient and their family the support they […]

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Community Health Forum focuses on fixing healthcare locally – panel featured HPSJ CEO Amy Shin (Central Valley Business Journal, Dec 2017)

Community Health Forum focuses on fixing healthcare locally – panel featured HPSJ CEO Amy Shin (Central Valley Business Journal, Dec 2017) Industry experts, county and state officials and educators gathered Nov 15 at University of the Pacific to tackle a sickness plaguing the entire nation: problems in healthcare. The Community Health Forum specifically addressed how […]

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Healthcare leaders must step up to fix the opioid epidemic (Modern Medicine Network: Managed Healthcare Executive, Dec 5, 2017) — OpEd by HPSJ CEO Amy Shin

“Here in California at Health Plan of San Joaquin (HPSJ), with our local partners and underwriting help from the California Health Care Foundation (CHCF), we are deep into an 18-month pilot project to assess gaps in opioid-related local care and training. For example, rigorous reviews of prescription …” [Note: Print version of this OpEd will […]

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1 in 4 with Diabetes unaware: Are you at risk? (Latino Times, Nov 2017)

Health Plan of San Joaquin (HPSJ) celebrates National Diabetes Month in November. Join us to learn more about risk factors and the important of talking to your doctor and getting tested. Your chances of having type 2 diabetes depend on a combination of risk factors such as your genes and lifestyle. You can’t change your […]

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