COACH for Kids is Cedars-Sinai’s “clinic on wheels” that brings high-quality primary healthcare and case management services to medically underserved children at no cost to families. With the new $20,000 grant, the program will be able to expand healthcare services to more homeless children living in transitional shelters in Greater Los Angeles.
The grant provides funding to give children comprehensive screenings, immunizations, early treatment of episodic illnesses, laboratory tests, medications, healthcare education and more. In 2010, COACH for Kids provided more than 25,000 healthcare services for children in underserved communities in Los Angeles County.
Read the hospital news release about COACH for Kids at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center.
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