PATHway to Success
Learn how PATH is making a difference for organizations – and the people they serve – below.
VIDEO: From Guidance to Growth: Omatochi’s Journey with the PATH TA Marketplace
“We sought support from the Providing Access and Transforming Health (PATH) Technical Assistance (TA) Marketplace because we knew we couldn’t do this alone. We needed expert guidance to support our long-term growth, from compliance and data reporting to health plan partnerships. The TA Marketplace equipped us with essential tools, expert guidance, and strategic insight, enabling…
TPF is Building Bridges to Whole-Person Care Through PATH
The Therapeutic Play Foundation (TPF) helps families in Los Angeles County who often don’t get the care they need. They focus on whole-person care, which means supporting people’s physical, mental, and emotional health. TPF works in Service Planning Areas 3, 5, 6, and 8, helping people with complex needs—like members experiencing homelessness, with kids in…
Restorative Partners and NHHA are Transforming Justice-Involved Care With Help From PATH
Restorative Partners is a nonprofit organization founded in 2011 in San Luis Obispo, with a dedicated team of 32 staff and more than 100 volunteers. The organization supports justice-involved individuals and their families through in-custody programs for both youth and adults, reentry services, and five transitional recovery reentry homes. Restorative Partners also offers outpatient drug…
Connecting Medi-Cal Services for Children, Youth, and Families with Complex Needs in San Francisco
Participation in the Providing Access and Transforming Health (PATH) Technical Assistance (TA) Marketplace has significantly supported the growth of the Family Services Alliance (FSA)—a coalition of more than 40 Family Resource Centers (FRCs) and other family-serving community organizations across San Francisco. With help from their TA vendor, FSA has set clear goals for how to…
Arcata House Partnership Expands Support for Humboldt County’s Most Vulnerable
Arcata House Partnership (AHP) continues to be a vital lifeline for people in Humboldt County facing homelessness and food insecurity. Each year, AHP serves more than 900 individuals through a range of essential services, including street outreach, emergency shelters for adults and families, a food pantry, and permanent housing solutions. In 2023, AHP received funding…
Capacity and Infrastructure Transition Expansion and Development (CITED)
Explore how CITED funds help local Medi-Cal providers invest in workforce development, infrastructure, and technology, building their capacity to serve members with the highest needs. The final CITED funding round closed May 2, 2025.
Collaborative Planning and Implementation (CPI)
Have you joined your local network of CalAIM stakeholders working together to implement quality Enhanced Care Management (ECM) and Community Supports services for members?
Justice-Involved Capacity Building Program (JI)
Is your agency in the process of planning and implementing the provision of targeted pre-release Medi-Cal services to individuals in state prisons, county jails, and youth correctional facilities?
Technical Assistance (TA) Marketplace
Would free coding and billing, client outreach and enrollment, program development, CalAIM implementation and monitoring, and other technical assistance services help your organization meet its Medi-Cal needs?
What is PATH?
The Department of Health Care Services (DHCS) is transforming Medi-Cal to ensure Californians get the care they need to live healthier lives. Managed care plans (MCP), providers, counties, tribes, and others are already implementing California Advancing and Innovating Medi-Cal (CalAIM), but this vital work requires entities to have the infrastructure and capacity needed to deliver quality Enhanced Care Management (ECM) and Community Supports.
Providing Access and Transforming Health (PATH) is a five-year, $1.85 billion initiative to build the capacity and infrastructure of on-the-ground partners to successfully participate in the Medi-Cal delivery system, as California implements Enhanced Care Management (ECM) and Community Supports and Justice Involved services under CalAIM.
PATH provides critical funding to community-based providers, to enable them to participate in Medi-Cal – often for the first time. It can serve as a bridge between Medi-Cal managed care plans and community-based organizations (CBOs), county agencies, hospitals, Tribes and Indian Health Care Providers, among others.
PATH has been helping organizations across California work collaboratively to expand access to care in a more sustainable way that supports implementation at the community level.
