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County details Latino Health Assessment first-quarter actions; McKee clinic to add specialties and neighborhood "satellite" sites
Summary
Santa Clara County staff presented the first quarterly report on the Latino Health Assessment, outlining completed actions, a work plan and plans to expand services at the Valley Health Center McKee (women's health, pediatric urgent care, cardiology) plus smaller community-linked satellite clinics and a promotora workforce plan.
Santa Clara County officials on Nov. 20 reviewed the first quarterly implementation report for the Latino Health Assessment, describing cross-department activity to expand access to culturally responsive services across the county.
"What we bring you today is just the first quarterly report describing, in fact, just a subset of what has already happened," a county health representative said, noting memoranda from the county health care system and coordinated action items spanning public health, behavioral health, probation, family and children—s services and supportive housing. Chair Sylvia Arenas opened the update by thanking staff and emphasizing community-centered delivery.
County health leadership said the outpatient clinic on the Regional Medical…
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