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Philips Foundation 2024 Annual Report: expanding access to quality healthcare for 46.5 million people
Globenewswire· 2025-06-05 10:00
2025.06-press-annual-report-2024-01 2025.06-press-annual-report-2024-02 2025.06-press-annual-report-2024-03 2025.06-press-annual-report-2024-04 In 2024, Philips Foundation initiated 22 new projects and 5 new impact investments expanding its impact and reach in innovative healthcare delivery to India and South AmericaCelebrating a decade of impact with strong progress towards the Foundation’s 2030 goal to improve access to healthcare for 100 million people in underserved communities a yea ...
Health Net and Centene Foundation Invest More than $7.2 Million to Increase Patient Access to Care with Expanded Fleet of Mobile Clinics in California
Prnewswire· 2025-05-29 15:00
Core Insights - Health Net and the Centene Foundation announced a partnership investment exceeding $7.2 million to enhance healthcare services for underserved Californians through mobile health clinics [1][2] - The initiative aims to address barriers to care such as transportation issues and lost wages by providing essential preventive screenings and services directly to communities [2][3] Investment and Program Details - The funding is part of Health Net's new Mobile Outreach for Value, Equity and Sustainability (MOVES) program, which focuses on improving access to quality care in underserved areas [2][3] - Health Net has committed over $158 million in funding to community-based organizations from 2017 to 2024, reflecting a long-term investment in health equity and access [5][6] Community Impact - Mobile health clinics are designed to meet the healthcare needs of individuals in resource-limited areas, ensuring that those who require care are not overlooked [3][5] - The initiative aims to build sustainable care delivery models that foster trust between healthcare providers and communities, leading to better health outcomes [3][4] Grant Recipients and Collaborations - Grant recipients include organizations like AltaMed, Community Medical Centers, and Kaweah Health, which will use the funding to enhance their healthcare services [6][10] - The grants are intended to position these organizations as conveners, collaborating with local partners to address a wide range of physical, behavioral, and social needs [4]