Publications
Our veteran consultants, Bobbie Wunsch and Tim Reilly are recognized as experts in areas of public financing for health services and expanding health services to new populations. We have written over 100 extensive reports for jurisdictions and community providers and we criss-cross California speaking on and delivering such industry-related topics.
To get more information on our published works, please click on the following:
- California's Local Community Health Plans: A Story of Cost Savings, Quality Improvement and Community Leadership
- Sharing Specialty Services: A Business Guide and Toolkit for Community Clinics
- Specialty Care in the Safety Net: Efforts to Expand Timely Access
- A Slippery Slope: Financing Specialty Services in California’s Safety Net
- The Future of Children’s Coverage in California
- Public Hospital Systems and Community Health Centers Collaborating to Improve Specialty Care
- Fuller Scope of Practice for Primary Care Providers:A Strategy to Improve Access to Specialty Care in the Safety Net
- Safety Net Specialty Access Survey Highlights
- Sustaining and Improving School Health Centers in LAUSD
- County Innovations in Financing Care for Medically Indigent Adults
- Governor's Advisory Workgroup on School Based Health Centers
- Health Insurance Coverage for Merced County Low-Income Children - A Feasibility and Planning Study
- AN S.O.S. FOR THE COHS: Preserving County Organized Health Systems
- Medi-Cal Redesign Stakeholder Report
- Plumas Communities Vision 2020 Background Data Report
- Assessment of Enrollment and Retention in Health Families and Medi-Cal for Children
- A Profile of Children’s Oral Health in San Mateo County
- Health Insurance Coverage for All Sonoma County Children
- Solano County Child Welfare System Redesign Stakeholders Report
- West County Healthcare Foundation Community Health Assessment
- Russian River/Occidental Health Centers Merger Report
- Santa Barbara Community Clinics Association Merger Feasibility Analysis
- The Impact of Today’s Challenges on the Organizational Structure of California Community Health Centers