One-page summary of how ACHs are creating value and equity by catalyzing alignment, leveling the playing field and establishing collective accountability.

Describes how ACHs are creating value for their communities, using case studies from Washington, Oregon and California.

Evaluates the existing evidence for effective interventions to address social determinants of health and social needs and identifies potential next steps.

Summarizes key observations about the ACH model and provides policy implications for sustaining and scaling the ACH model and similar collaborative efforts.

Summarizes evaluation findings of CACHI covering the original six ACH communities and the first three years.

Presents evaluation findings of the federal Accountable Health Communities (AHC) Model, launched in 2017, that screens and connects beneficiaries to community resources.

Describes approaches to ensure that children and their families benefit from SDOH investments and the range of strategies and interventions needed by families.

Describes how ACHs are helping their communities respond to the COVID-19 pandemic and the five key roles that they are playing.

Identifies 10 promising innovative community investment strategies for Southern California.

Provides easy-to-digest key concepts and a practical structure to guide sustainability planning for ACHs and other collaboratives.

Provides findings from a legal and policy review of funding streams that could help support the backbone function & infrastructure of an Accountable Community for Health.

Describes how the community development, health, and financial sectors can better align their work to enable neighborhoods to better support health & financial well-being.

"Provides findings from a community of practice that explored what it means to engage and include community residents in the operations of ACH collaboratives. "

Provides evidence of success for the ACH model from California and other states.

Step-by-step guide to uncovering root causes of health inequities and a tool to help track progress.

Provides detailed information about MHSA funding and how CACHI communities can access those resources in support of their goals.

Analysis of California’s state budget finds that health care spending has skyrocketed, leaving fewer dollars to fund programs that prevent illness at the community level.

Offers modules with practical, user-friendly tools to answer common financing questions and develop action plans for moving beyond the grant.

Provides a wealth of resources regarding how to bring various funding streams together through the use of two mechanisms: braiding and blending.

Proposes how a properly governed, collaborative approach to financing could enable health stakeholders to earn a financial return on their social determinants investments.