CommuniCare+OLE: Caring for Napa, Solano & Yolo Counties

Summary: The California Department of Health Care Access and Information (HCAI) is a state government agency focused on expanding equitable health care access in California. Originating as OSHPD in 1978, HCAI now oversees data collection and analysis to inform California’s healthcare delivery infrastructure. Key details: - Headquarters: Sacramento, CA - Founded: 1978 - Industry: Hospitals and Health Care; Type: Government Agency - Total funding: around $2.9 million (as reported) - Staff: ~318 employees (up 15.1% YoY) - Notable: Former OSHPD; active in health care data and information dissemination - Careers: Open positions listed (example titles include Financial Operations Analyst, IT Project Manager, Senior Structural Engineer, etc.) - Contacts: Main phone listed; multiple offices in CA (HQ in Sacramento, with locations in Los Angeles and other sites) User-specific note: The query “FQHC List Public - Apply to HCAI Funding Napa” suggests looking for publicly listed Federally Qualified Health Centers (FQHCs) or Napa-related funding opportunities with HCAI. The provided page highlights HCAI’s role in health care data and funding, but does not contain a public FQHC list or specific Napa funding details. For Napa-focused FQHCs or Napa funding opportunities, you may need to: - Visit HCAI’s funding and grants pages (linked on their site) for current solicitations and eligibility. - Check California’s state grant portals or HCAI careers/funding announcements for Napa-related initiatives. - Look up OSHPD/HCAI data portals for health facility tables that include FQHCs in Napa County. If you want, I can pull the latest HCAI funding announcements and any Napa-specific opportunities.