The first quarter of 2026 marked an important period of alignment and momentum for the More Doctors for California (MD4CA) campaign. With Year 1 focused on establishing the campaign's foundation, the first few months of 2026 have centered on...

California is facing a physician shortage that hits Latino communities especially hard — and a new statewide coalition is stepping up to change that. More Doctors for California (MD4CA), launched in October 2025 with over 50 partners across health...

SACRAMENTO, CA — On March 11, MD4CA joined Senator Hurtado (D-16), Assemblymember Alvarez (D-80), and the California Medicine Scholars Program (CMSP) to co-host a Capitol Briefing in Sacramento, bringing together students, partners, and legislative...

As we close out the year, the Latino Coalition for a Healthy California (LCHC) and the More Doctors for California (MD4CA) campaign want to extend our deep appreciation to everyone who has been part of this coordinated effort to grow a representative Latino physician workforce in our state.‍Below is a wrap-up of what we accomplished together in 2025, along with ways to stay connected in the new year...

More than 11 million Californians live in areas without enough primary care physicians and for Latino communities, the gap is even more pronounced. L.A. Care CEO Martha Santana-Chin joined statewide health leaders for a virtual panel addressing...

More than 11 million Californians live without adequate access to a primary care physician. For Latino communities, over 40% of the state's population, the gap is even starker: just 6.7% of California's physicians are Latino. At the current pace...

SACRAMENTO, CA - Today, the Latino Coalition for a Healthy California (LCHC), together with more than 30 coalition partners across health systems, education, and community organizations, is proud to launch More Doctors for California...