More Older Adults in California can Access Bedside Dialysis, Behavioral Health and Other Services Thanks to $295,000 in Grants from Health Net

Core Insights - Health Net, a subsidiary of Centene Corporation, has awarded $295,000 in grants to organizations aimed at enhancing the quality of life for older adults in California [1][2] - The funding is part of Health Net's broader commitment to community support, having invested over $158 million from 2017 to 2024 in community-based organizations [3] Grant Recipients and Initiatives - A Senior Connection will use the grant to hire personnel for the rollout of the state's Community Supports benefit [6] - NewGen Administrative Services will enhance patient comfort by adding bedside dialysis units, reducing complications from travel to off-site centers [6] - ONEgeneration will expand mental and behavioral health services for older adults, ensuring access to necessary resources [6] - St. Barnabas Senior Services will upgrade kitchen infrastructure to provide healthy, culturally-centered meals for older adults [6] - WISE & Healthy Aging aims to improve collaboration between Skilled Nursing Facility representatives and emergency services to reduce unnecessary 911 calls [6] Company Overview - Health Net has been operating in California for over 45 years, providing health plans for individuals, families, and those eligible for Medi-Cal or Medicare [5] - The company serves more than three million members with a network of over 117,000 providers [5][7] - Centene Corporation, the parent company, is committed to transforming community health through various managed healthcare products and services [7]