More California Children Can Access Telehealth at School Thanks to Health Net’s $3 Million Grant to Sponsor Hazel Health
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Wednesday, January 12, 2022
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The grant will expand access to high quality physical and mental health care for students at 200 K-12 schools in ten California counties.
Key Points:
- The grant will expand access to high quality physical and mental health care for students at 200 K-12 schools in ten California counties.
- Thats why we support Hazel Health and other organizations across the state that work to close care gaps, meet behavioral health needs and drive health equity .
- At no time in any of our lives has access to meaningful health services been more important for children, says Dr. Travis Gayles, Chief Health Officer of Hazel Health.
- We offer these health plans and services through Health Net, LLC and its subsidiaries: Health Net of California, Inc., Health Net Life Insurance Company and Health Net Community Solutions, Inc.