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Oakland: Oakland School District Reopens Dental Clinic To Expand Access To Care
Oakland Unified School District has reopened a dental clinic at Frick United Academy of Language after more than two years of closure, restoring access to free dental care for students and families in a community with significant oral health needs. The clinic, housed in the Frick Family Wellness Center, is...
sanjoseinside.com
San José Launches Pilot Program Connecting People in Crisis With Care
The San José Fire Department has launched a Community Paramedicine pilot program to help residents with complex needs “who too often cycle between the street, 911, emergency rooms and back again.” Mayor Matt Mahan first designated the project as a priority during the budget process for the 2026-27 budget year, directing the city manager to identify funding to launch the pilot and measure its effectiveness.
KRON4 News
San Francisco lawmaker pushes to keep human workers in grocery stores
(KRON) — Grocery store shoppers in San Francisco would see more checkout lines staffed by people, not just machines, under new legislation introduced by Board of Supervisors President Rafael Mandelman this week. The ordinance would require larger grocery and drug stores to have at least one employee for every three self-service checkout stations. Mandelman’s office […]
pharmacytimes.com
Using CKDintercept to Build Interdisciplinary Kidney Care
Panelists explain how health systems can use the National Kidney Foundation’s CKDintercept initiative to build interdisciplinary, value-based kidney care, starting with small patient groups and setting time-bound treatment goals. Watch the Other Parts on Pharmacy Times:. In this National Kidney Foundation (NKF) panel, moderator Andrew Bzowyckyj, PharmD, BCPS, CDCES,...
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OP-ED: Proposition 44 Would Put a Price on Trust
Oakland’s public conversation about health care must begin with a simple truth: a doctor’s appointment is not the same thing as access to care. For a mother juggling work and child care, access may mean a text-message reminder, a bus pass, an evening appointment, or someone who can explain what Medi-Cal covers. For an older patient managing diabetes, it may mean help scheduling a specialist visit and understanding new medications. For a family that has been dismissed or misunderstood in medical settings, access may begin with meeting a community health worker who knows the neighborhood, speaks their language, and treats their concerns with respect.
berkeleyside.org
Clinic selling peptides, testosterone and IV drips opens in Berkeley
The intravenous therapy boom has arrived in Berkeley. Once a niche industry serving celebrities and the ultra-rich, IV hydration therapy is becoming more and more widespread (it’s estimated to become a $3 billion industry this year), even as medical experts say its benefits for healthy people have not been proven and warn of its risks, which could include trauma, bleeding or infection.
sfstandard.com
It’s flu season. SF vaccinations are off to a slow start
It’s nearly 80 degrees in San Francisco, but flu season is ramping up quickly, and providers are urging residents to get their shots. San Francisco pharmacies and doctors say they have given out fewer flu shots so far this season than they had by the same time last year. The warm weather is likely one culprit, but other factors are at play. Some providers received their supplies of vaccines later than usual, and the Trump administration has dialed back its marketing of the shots, according to The Wall Street Journal (opens in new tab).