As part of its ongoing commitment to promoting civic engagement, Bay Area Community Health (BACH) has confirmed a series of key dates and locations for voter registration and ballot drop-offs.

See how BACH plans to play a pivotal role in promoting civic engagement and ensuring that community members can actively participate in the election process.

We’re thrilled to announce that our clinical team has achieved significant improvements in the 2023 Uniform Data System (UDS) quality metrics. Their outstanding performance has led to notable advancements across several critical health measures.

A huge shoutout to our community and sponsors for making the Inaugural Superheroes Run a success! With over 100 runners, the event was filled with energy and heartwarming moments, especially seeing families in superhero gear. Missed it? We're already planning next year's run for April 2025. Get your costumes ready and join us to promote community health and spirit. Check out event photos on our social media!

Join us at our Ohana Health and Resource Fair this August! Explore health and wellness resources, enjoy live music, and connect with local experts.

Ensure your children are protected against preventable diseases with vaccinations at Bay Area Community Health (BACH). With school starting soon, it's vital to stay up-to-date on immunizations. Our clinic, part of the Vaccines for Children (VFC) program, provides free vaccines to eligible children.

April is Autism Awareness Month, aiming to increase understanding and support for those with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). Dr. Aparna Arun emphasizes the prevalence of ASD, with 1 in 54 children in the US affected, and highlights the importance of inclusive communities. Despite higher diagnosis rates in males, there's growing recognition of underdiagnosis in females, underscoring the need for awareness and support.

Dive deeper into the urgent issue of Black maternal health disparities. Discover how BACH advocates expanding Medicaid, implementing paid leave policies, and leveraging telehealth to ensure comprehensive care for all mothers. Learn how these strategies can address systemic inequities and save lives. Read more to join us in advocating for change.

BACH adds new clinic location to its 33 fleet neighborhood clinics, further ensuring access to high-quality healthcare for all.

Discovering potential health issues before symptoms arise, screening is vital for public health. It helps detect diseases early, improves treatment outcomes, and prevents their spread. Screening also ensures access for all and saves costs by averting expensive treatments later on.

BACH clinic director Dr Gemma Jamena and Alameda County Recipe4Health SMO Dr Steven Chen discusses the collaboration between Recipe4Health and BACH. The conversation focuses on its health, economic, and environmental impacts, as well as its promotion of health equity.

BACH introduces new Clinic Director

See how BACH is committed to providing access to care to the LGBTQIA+ community through outstanding service delivery and offerings but also ensures that the spaces they step into are safe, inclusive, and welcoming.

March signifies National Nutrition Month, a dedicated time to highlight the significance of informed dietary decisions and embracing healthy lifestyle practices.

March is Endometriosis Awareness Month, and Bay Area Community Health’s (BACH) Women’s Health department is committed to acting and raising awareness.

Learn more about what Social Determinants of Health (SDOH) factors could hinder you from getting screened for the second most deadly cancer in the world.

Cervical Health Awareness Month, observed in January, aims to shed light on the importance of preventing cervical cancer.

Get a healthy start to your new year by learning more about glaucoma and taking steps to reduce your risk of vision loss.

On Maternal Health Awareness Day, let's highlight the hurdles women face in accessing maternal care.

Superheroes of all ages wanted! Come run or walk and support us on April 27, 2024, at our very first Bay Area Community Health Superheroes Run.