Programs
Working to help you access improved care
through education and advocacy
At the California Chronic Care Coalition, we believe that every voice matters—especially those living with chronic and rare diseases.
Through a wide range of programs, we work to amplify patient perspectives, expand access to reliable health information, provide opportunities to educate about health, and influence meaningful change in healthcare.
From policy and advocacy efforts that protect patient rights, to educational resources that empower families and providers, to events and partner initiatives that bring communities together, our work is designed to ensure that patients are not only heard but truly valued in shaping the future of care.
Our Programs
Take control of your health care by becoming your own best advocate. Find information and resources to learn how to make your health care team work for you so you can live your life to the fullest.
Have you been denied access to the care you need? Visit MyPatientRights.org to learn about advocating for your own care and for those you love.
The Nevada Chronic Care Collaborative (NCCC) is a network of health organizations advancing public policy that improves the lives of Nevadans living with chronic conditions and diseases. The CCCC serves as a fiscal sponsor for NCCC.
Visit NCCC’s Twitter and Facebook pages to stay in touch and informed. Visit’s NCCC’s website page with the link below.
With a vast array of information, misinformation, differing opinions, and debate, many people are unsure what to do and where to start when thinking about preventative vaccines.
YourVaccinationGuide.org is here to provide reliable, straightforward information about vaccines that you may need.YourVaccinationGuide.org is fully accessible in both Spanish and English.
Please visit to learn more about vaccinations and which ones you may need.
Due to social stigmas and the assumption that obesity is a lifestyle choice, people suffering from obesity are often ignored and given less-than-ideal treatment for their chronic disease. Learn more about obesity, learn how to help change how patients with obesity receive care and talk to your health team about how to treat this chronic disease.
We Can Do Better — The California Chronic Care Coalition is leading the way to secure a healthy California.
Partner Programs
The Chronic Care Policy Alliance (CCPA) works in partnership with multi-state, regional and national advocacy organizations to further good public policy for patients suffering from chronic disease. To learn more about this organization’s policy work click on the button below.
EACH PIC Coalition is dedicated to advocating for patient-first drug affordability policies and ensuring patient needs are prioritized in healthcare policy. It empowers patients and caregivers to participate in shaping policies through education and advocates against measures that may compromise patient access to medications.
The California Right Care Initiative is focusing its efforts to share clinically proven best practices to all California medical, pharmacy and quality improvement directors — regardless of delivery system — to benefit as many patients as possible
The COVID-19 Vaccine Education and Equity Project aims to engage with a broad set of stakeholders including diverse populations most impacted by COVID-19, provide clear information, invite discussion and underscore the processes already in place to maintain scientific rigor, to build confidence and the public’s trust across all groups and stakeholders, advocate for diverse COVID-19 vaccine clinical trial populations to ensure that those most affected by the virus will benefit from the vaccine, drive a conversation ensure equitable access to vaccines, information and dialogue.
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RESOURCES
Managing chronic conditions can be complex. We’ve curated trusted consumer tools, government programs, and national health organizations to help individuals, families, and providers access reliable information, support services, and care options.