Give money · Community health & CalAIM

The benefits already exist. Reaching people is the unfunded part.

CalAIM entitles California's highest-need Medi-Cal members to housing navigation, medically tailored meals, recuperative care, and Enhanced Care Management. Most eligible members never hear about it, or hear it from someone they have no reason to trust. Futurenomic deploys community health workers who look like the neighborhoods they serve and stay on the case until care is actually delivered.

Focus
ECM + Community Supports
Method
Trusted messengers, in language
Partners
Health plans · FQHCs · ECM
Status
501(c)(3) nonprofit
What your money buys

Outreach is operations work, and operations cost money.

$100

Ten members reached in the field

Door-to-door and venue-based outreach in the languages people actually speak at home.

$350

One member walked through enrollment

Not a referral. A community health worker staying on the phone until the enrollment closes.

$900

A month of care navigation follow-through

Housing navigation, medically tailored meals, recuperative care — tracked until the service is delivered.

$5,000

A neighborhood outreach deployment

A trained multilingual field team working one neighborhood for a full cycle, with data and QA.

Why most programs fail here

The last mile, in four failure points.

  1. 01

    Nobody hears

    Eligible members never learn the benefit exists. Fixed by field presence, not mailers.

  2. 02

    Nobody trusts

    They hear it from an unfamiliar institution. Fixed by messengers from the same community.

  3. 03

    Enrollment stalls

    Paperwork, phone trees, missing documents. Fixed by a navigator who stays on the line.

  4. 04

    Follow-up dies

    Enrolled, then dropped. Fixed by case management tooling and shared data across programs.

Read more on community health & CalAIM and outreach infrastructure.

Questions donors ask

Before you give.

What is CalAIM and why does it need philanthropy?

CalAIM is California's Medi-Cal reform. It expanded coverage to include Enhanced Care Management and Community Supports such as housing navigation, medically tailored meals, sobering centers, and recuperative care. The benefits exist; the reach does not. Finding eligible members, earning their trust, and walking them through enrollment is unfunded relationship work, and that is where private gifts do the most good.

Who does Futurenomic serve in this work?

Medi-Cal members with the highest needs, including justice-involved residents, unhoused and housing-insecure members, and BIPOC communities in under-resourced regions. Perinatal community support and doula services are in active development.

Who do you coordinate with?

Managed care plans, FQHCs, behavioral health networks, and Enhanced Care Management providers. We move people from outreach to enrollment to actual delivered care, and we share data across our health, workforce, and youth programs.

Is my donation tax deductible?

Yes. Futurenomic Resources is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. Cash gifts from US taxpayers are deductible to the extent allowed by law, with a receipt emailed immediately.

We are a health plan or foundation, not an individual donor. How do we engage?

Contact us directly. We work through contracts, grants, and sponsored deployments as well as gifts, and we can share outcome reporting, field methodology, and coverage areas.

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