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Strengthening the Safety Net: ACEs Screening and the Path to Sustainable Enhanced Services
DATE: March 11, 2026
TIME: 2:00 PM - 3:00 PM (Pacific)
California’s safety net providers are navigating a rapidly evolving landscape of Medi-Cal – CalAIM, ACEs screening and response, federal and state changes, and more. Health centers have opportunities to integrate ACEs screening into routine practice, expand enhanced services such as enhanced care management, dyadic care, and others, and create sustainable pathways to support these services. Join us for a one-hour capstone webinar to learn promising practices and tools from health center and safety net leaders. This session will highlight strategies for building sustainable, mission aligned enhanced services in health centers.
LEARNING OBJECTIVES
- Discuss ACEs screening, response, and how health centers can provide and sustain enhanced services
- Identify the early steps, starting points, and potential challenges to consider when considering adding or expanding a service
- Explain mission and financial sustainability impacts of ACEs screening and enhanced Services
PRESENTERS
- Alex Briscoe, Principal, Public Works Alliance
- Sue Labbe, Chief Executive Officer, Alliance Medical Center
- Joanna Quintanilla, Associate Director of Health Equity, Northeast Valley Health Corporation
- Emily Shipman, Director of Health Center Optimization, California Primary Care Association
- Taylor Beckwith, Associate Director of Health Center Optimization, California Primary Care Association
FEES
All standard* CPCA webinars are free for members in 2026.
There is no charge for Associates, and Non-Member organizations thanks to generous grant support from community partners.
*Free pricing applies to standard webinars only.
Educational cohort programs, UDS training, and trainings hosted by other
organizations are not included. This pricing benefit applies to CPCA members
only through the calendar year of 2026. Health centers that are not members are
still welcome to register for webinars at the specified price. Health centers
interested in becoming a member can learn more here.
How to Register
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Email Communications
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- A receipt email from
training@cpca.org.
- A Zoom link email from
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Important Notes
Cancellation Policy
- No refunds for cancellations within 10 business days of the event
- Cancellations before that deadline may receive a 50% refund if submitted in writing to training@cpca.org
- Substitutions within the same organization are encouraged in place of cancellation
Continuing Education Compliance
CPCA’s educational events support compliance with AB 241 and AB 1195, part of California Business & Professions Code 2190.1. Please review the legislation to understand its purpose and intent.
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Disclaimer
The information presented in this session is intended to provide a general overview of the topics discussed and is not intended as legal advice or a substitute for guidance from legal or professional counsel regarding matters specific to your organization.
CPCA does not endorse any company or product. By registering for this event, you acknowledge that your contact information may be shared with session speakers and partners. This sharing supports CPCA’s not-for-profit mission and helps sustain our educational programming.