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Celebrating Half a Century of Community Impact

The COVID-19 pandemic is having a profound impact on the health, social and economic well-being of people in our community and around the globe. Sadly, many in our community have experienced its tragic consequences, including the suffering and loss of loved ones, lost jobs and livelihoods, and reduced social connections and isolation.

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Responding to COVID-19

La Clínica ensures vulnerable communities, like low-income individuals and immigrant families, continue to have access to the health care services they need and deserve, including during our current times of uncertainty and crisis.

our impact

27

COVID-19 Tests Administered

(as of May 12, 2021)

40

COVID-19 Vaccines Administered

(as of May 12, 2021)

4800

Community Members Outreached for Contact Tracing

(as of May 12, 2021)

92

Patient Satisfaction

35

Number of Sites

(Alameda, Contra Costa, and Solano Counties)

1200

Number of La Clínica Employees

2020 Highlights

La Clínica Rolls Out Its New Electronic Health Record

Since April 2020, we have officially transitioned to our new electronic health record system Epic. In spite of the challenging times and competing demands related to the COVID-19 pandemic, our dedicated team pushed through and was able to complete the last portion of the two-year-long project remotely while remaining on schedule. As a result, we’re better able to effectively manage and provide patient care as well as efficiently collaborate with other organizations to achieve and sustain better health outcomes for the communities we serve.

La Clínica thanks all our donors and supporters who made this achievement possible.

Our new electronic health record went live on April 2020; as a result, we’ll be able to achieve and sustain better health outcomes for the communities we serve.

La Clínica Stands in Solidarity with Black and Brown Communities

COVID-19 starkly illustrated what we long recognized: poverty and social marginalization lead to worse health outcomes. In addition, national outcry over racial injustices led to renewed attention to the multiple ways race and socioeconomic factors affect communities, especially communities of color.

That’s why La Clínica and its staff decided to stand in solidarity with Black Lives Matter and promote racial justice for our Black communities and our allies of all backgrounds, as well as continue the work to dismantle health inequities in our communities.

Mary Massella (left), Familly Nurse Practitioner, and Osmary Hernandez, Nurse Case Manager, participate in La Clínica’s agency-wide rally calling for justice and equity for all.

La Clínica, UCSF, and Partners Host Mass COVID-19 “Test and Respond” Campaign in Fruitvale
La Clínica partnered with UCSF, The Unity Council, the Alameda County Public Health Department, and others, to host its Sanando Juntos: Fruitvale (Healing Together: Fruitvale) COVID-19 “test and respond” campaign on September 26 and 27 in order to study the impact the pandemic was having on Oakland’s Fruitvale District.

Through this campaign, La Clínica and its community partners collected critical data to better inform public health officials and advocates involved in the care of the Fruitvale community, including highlighting the great need for more testing and increased support for income, housing, and food, as well as the disproportionate impact of the pandemic on certain communities.

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La Clínica CEO shares some of the findings from the Sanando Juntos: Fruitvale​ mass test and respond event.

from left to right: Oakland City Councilmember Noel Gallo; La Clínica CEO Jane García; La Familia Counseling CEO Aaron Ortiz; Alameda County Supervisor Wilma Chan; Oakland Mayor Libby Schaaf

Virtual Fundraiser Commemorates 49 Years of Service to the Community

La Clínica commemorated 49 years of connecting communities to better health at our 2020 annual virtual celebration. While we were unable to celebrate in person, our online festivities allowed us to show gratitude to our familia for their support during trying times and fundraise to ensure access to healthcare services for the communities we serve. Through the support and generous investments of our donors and sponsors, we raised $88,984 overall!

in memory of staff

Guadalupe Elizondo
Dr. Julian Davis Jr.
Mary Rebecca Vega

your gift matters

You make a huge impact every time you give to La Clínica. Thank you for coming along with us on this journey and for your commitment to our work. Together, we can create thriving communities and ensure the future of community health for generations to come.

investment in our community

We are grateful for the generous support from the government, foundations, and corporate communities. In 2019 they funded important La Clínica de La Raza programs and services.

board of directors

La Clínica’s Board of Directors is comprised of 14 members, of which more than 60% (9 members) are consumers, or patients, of La Clínica.

our mission

Improve the quality of life of the diverse communities we serve by providing culturally appropriate, high quality, and accessible health care for all.

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