Budget Act of 2025.
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Fiscal committee
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Overview
Assembly Bill 106 modifies the Budget Act of 2025 by adjusting appropriations for the Department of Health Care Access and Information. Specifically, it increases funding for local assistance, particularly for workforce development and residency programs within the health sector. The bill also allocates funds to support specific programs like the California Medicine Scholars Program, infrastructure improvements for healthcare organizations, and grants for family planning services. It includes provisions for stakeholder input and confidentiality regarding grant awards.
Key provisions
- Increases funding for local assistance to the Department of Health Care Access and Information.
- Allocates funds for primary care residency slots and new residency programs.
- Provides funding for the California Medicine Scholars Program.
- Designates funds for infrastructure improvements for healthcare organizations.
- Authorizes grants to family planning providers for family planning services.
- Establishes a process for stakeholder input from community health workers and promotores.
- Includes provisions for confidentiality regarding grant awards and related information.
- Allows for the transfer of expenditure authority between budget items.
Who is affected
- Department of Health Care Access and Information
- Healthcare Providers
- Community Clinics
- Family Planning Providers
- California Residents
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