Person-Centered Care Initiative & Final Report

HASC completed a groundbreaking Person-Centered Care Pilot Initiative in March of 2019. The association brought the program to a successful conclusion working with four Southern California hospitals to advance person-centered care (PCC) concepts and models into the post-acute continuum of care.

Guided by a Strategic Planning Group and aided by collaboration with community-based organizations, physician advocates, workshop facilitators, and model developers, the Initiative provided valuable insights on integrating concepts into practice through technical assistance and peer-to-peer learning over a three-year period (from April 2016 to March 2019).  

HASC is grateful to The SCAN Foundation for funding and inspiring the initiative, and to the four member hospitals that joined it – adding their dedication, hard work, innovation, and collaborative learning. Working with HASC were Adventist Health White Memorial, Community Memorial Health System, Eisenhower Health, and Keck Medicine of USC.

Click here (or below) to download Person-Centered Care Pilot Initiative: Lessons Learned from Four California Hospitals — a project summary report.