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Healthy Campus
School-based care for California students

Healthier students start with care at school.

We help California schools deliver more care to more students and get paid for it. Your district keeps the reimbursement.

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Seen on campusNo missed class time
Claim paidFunding stays with the district
Trusted by school districts and county offices across California
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Our mission

Every student deserves care, whatever their zip code or family income.

Healthy Campus helps schools become a front door to physical and mental health care, and builds the billing and clinical support that keeps that door open for the students who need it most.

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districts and county offices served [pending approval]
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California schools [pending approval]
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claims billed to Medi-Cal [pending approval]
CYBHI Round 5 awardee
for evidence-based well-being programs
How it works

From first screening to final payment, in one place

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    Families enroll and consentFrom a link, in a few minutes, in English or Spanish.
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    Practitioners screen, refer and careIncluding referrals to community-based organizations.
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    We check and file every claimThen work denials and watch deadlines so revenue isn't lost.
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    You see every resultClaims, invoices and agreements in your district portal.
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Let's bring more care to your campuses.

A 30-minute call is enough to see which programs fit your district and what you can expect to recover.