Advancing data sharing to improve the health of all Californians

We are a nonprofit coalition dedicated to realizing the full potential of health and social service data sharing in California. Our coalition of providers, caregivers, health plans, advocates, innovators, and community organizations collaborates to discuss developments, share innovations, and advocate for better data sharing policy.

Who We Are

A coalition dedicated to enhancing health and social data sharing to improve the health of all Californians.

We share a vision that every Californian and their care team will have the information and insights they need to make care seamless, high quality, and affordable.

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Data Exchange Framework

California’s Data Exchange Framework (DxF) is the first-ever, statewide data sharing agreement to accelerate secure and appropriate exchange of health and social services information among health care entities, government agencies, and social service organizations to improve whole-person care.

C4BH supports DxF education and technical assistance, monitors policy developments and state legislation, and provides critical feedback to state and federal agencies to advocate for robust and equitable implementation.

The DxF Community Sandbox

To develop shared learnings for the community, the DxF Community Sandbox is a dynamic learning environment that supports organizations to securely and rapidly test, collaborate, and scale new workflows to fully realize the promise of California’s Data Exchange Framework.

DxF Community Sandbox

Hear from Patients and Providers

Shared stories about how data sharing can improve care delivery and patient experience. 

Do you have a story to tell about running into barriers to high-quality care?
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