Countywide Chronic Care Coalition - C4

Our Mission

The mission of the Countywide Chronic Care Coalition is to promote adoption of the Chronic Care Model of health care throughout Santa Clara County. Adoption of the Model will improve the effectiveness and efficiency of care, and will increase access for patients to needed care.

Objectives

The Coalition will focus on three central components of the Model:

Provide appropriate care in the medical office and elsewhere.
Assure opportunities for patients to learn about their conditions and their treatment, and about ways they can help manage them (self-management).
Share of clinical information among health care providers across the county to achieve better continuity and integration of care.

Members:

Lily Boris, MD
Medical Director
Santa Clara Family Health Plan

Meg Durbin, MD
Regional Medical Director, Managed Care
Palo Alto Medical Foundation

Jill Evans, MPH
Vice President Clinical Activities
Community Health Partnership

Halsted Holman, MD
Professor of Medicine, Emeritus
Stanford University School of Medicine
Health Advisory Commissioner
Santa Clara County

Patrick Kearns, MD
Santa Clara Valley Medical Center

Sharon Keating-Beauregard, MS
Director, Community Partnerships
Stanford Hospital & Clinics

Philip Lee, MD
Board Member
Palo Alto Medical Foundation

Hau Liu, MD, MBA, MPH
Co-Director Chronic Care Management
Assoc. Chief Endocrinology and Metabolism
Santa Clara Valley Medical Center
Clinical Assistant Professor
Stanford University

Robert Norman, MD
Program Director
San Jose – O’Connor Family Medicine Residency Program

Ashlee Oh, MPA
Kaiser Benefit & Community Health Manager
Kaiser Permanente Santa Clara

Jeffrey Phan, MD
Internist
Kaiser Permanente Santa Clara

Stephanie Reynolds
AI/AN Patient Relations
Indian Health Center of Santa Clara Valley

Ginger Roehrig, MD
Medical Director
Valley Health Plan

Thomas Smith
Executive Director
Diabetes Society

Alpana Verma-Alag, MD
Chief Medical Officer
Community Health Partnership

Upcoming Events

9/10/10 - 9/12/10

Lake Tahoe Weekend Family Camp

9/25/10 - 9/26/10

Sacramento Rosenberg Day Camp

What's New

Most Summer Camps are Full!

Registration for 2010 summer camps opened on 1 March 2010 and, as of July 12, all but our Sacramento Day Camp are already full. Full payments or payment plan requests were due 1 April. Financial aid (campership) requests were due 15 April (for round 1 funding). The Lake Tahoe Weekend Family Camp and San Jose Day Camp and Camp De Los Ninos, the Counselor-in-Training program, Camp Kaiser, Teen Camp DJ, and Johnson Youth Camp are now full. We are happy to say that there are still openings for the Rosenberg Sacramento Day Camp on 9/25/2010; please fill out and return a 2010 registration form if you are interested .

We are no longer adding names to the waiting lists for full programs, as the existing lists are longer than we can reasonably expect to fill.

Registered campers and families can find camps packing lists, transportation information, directions, and insulin dosage cards on our website's "forms" page, referenced from the grey side menu on your left as "Downloadable Forms".

Camp Kaiser

The Diabetes Society in partnership with Kaiser Permanente Hospital is sponsoring Camp Kaiser for teens 10 to 17. Campers must be members of Kaiser Hospital in Sacramento.

Diabetes Friendly Cooking Class

Practical skills in meal preparation for diabetics & pre-diabetics. How to stock a diabetic-friendly pantry and refrigerator. Learn efficient cooking techniques & ingredient substitution, with emphasis on how to make one creative preparation stretch across several meals.