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With the results of the 2024 election now in, California and its health centers face both opportunities and uncertainties in the years ahead. Thanks to the resounding victory of Proposition 35, health centers are preparing for historic investments that will transform California’s safety net. At the same time, health centers and coalition partners are planning for a federal policy environment that may have resounding impacts on communities across California. Whether opportunity or uncertainty, there is much work to do and it’s critical that we do it together.
Join the Community Clinic Association of Los Angeles County and the Coalition of Orange County Community Health Centers for the 24th Annual Southern California Health Care Symposium on Friday, April 4, 2025 at the Westin Anaheim Resort. Engage in dynamic discussions, breakouts, and networking opportunities with leaders committed to building a health care system rooted in equity and justice for all. Access the agenda here.
Consortia Members & Affiliates $500
Non-members & General Public $600
Keynote Speaker
Brenda Solórzano
President & CEO, The California Endowment
A self-proclaimed change maker, Brenda Solórzano is known as a leader focused on continual learning while making time to play and enjoy life. Solórzano is the President and CEO of The California Endowment. She was appointed to the position in 2024. This is a return for Brenda, after working at the Endowment early in her philanthropic career.
Brenda began her career in advocacy circles and has continued to ensure community voice remains at the center of her philanthropic work. She is a nationally recognized leader in trust-based philanthropy, a values-driven approach that advances equity, shifts power, and builds mutually accountable relationships between funders and nonprofits. As a founding member of the movement, Brenda understands that democratizing philanthropy, putting the community at the center, and building trusted partnerships and relationships are critical to ensuring positive and healthy change.
After immigrating to the United States from Guatemala as a baby, Brenda was raised in San Francisco. She calls San Francisco home and lived in California for nearly 50 years before moving to Montana to be the founding CEO of Headwaters Foundation.
Brenda comes to the Endowment from Headwaters. During her tenure at Headwaters, Brenda built an institution for the community, by the community, from the ground up. Leading with a lens of health equity and trust-based philanthropy, she reimagined and reinvented philanthropic practices, changed systems and policies to advance better health outcomes, and built a network of trusted partnerships across the state.
In her career, Brenda has also held positions at the Blue Shield of California Foundation and the California Healthcare Foundation. Brenda has a bachelor’s degree in history with a minor in political science from the University of San Francisco and a Juris Doctorate from Whittier Law School in Southern California.
Brenda is married to Randall Caudle, an immigration attorney, and she has two college-aged children, Alina and Kian. Brenda is currently based in L.A. with her husband and their two pups.
Resort Information
Address: The Westin Anaheim Resort
1030 W Katella Ave., Anaheim, CA 92802
Parking: Please click here for a map with details about directions and parking. Event self-parking is available for $20 per day or valet parking is available for $25 per day. If you are staying the night, overnight self-parking is $39 and overnight valet parking is $49.
Room Reservations: The CCALAC Group Rate of $279 per night will be available 3 days pre and post the event date, based on availability. The room block cut-off date is Thursday, March 13, 2025. Please click here to reserve a room.
About Us
CCALAC is a 501 (c)(3) organization representing 66 member community health centers. Health centers in Los Angeles County operate over 450 full time sites, serving as the medical home for 2 million patients per year, 74% of whom have low incomes, and are either publicly insured or uninsured.
Community health centers are non-profit, state-licensed organizations that provide high-quality primary care, including medical, dental, and mental health services, to under-resourced communities disproportionately impacted by poverty and systemic racism. Additional services that can be found within some health centers include pharmacy, x-ray, radiology, optometry, obstetrics, specialty referrals, and other medical services.
For questions, please email symposium@ccalac.org.
Call for Sponsors
We are at capacity and no longer accepting sponsor/exhibitor applications for the Annual Health Care Symposium. Please contact Amy Kim at akim@ccalac.org to be added to our waitlist. For sponsorship and exhibitor opportunities for the Health IT Summit and/or Policy Cafe Series, please view our Sponsor and Exhibitor Prospectus and click below to apply.
Thank you to all of our Symposium Sponsors!
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Blue Shield of California Promise Health Plan is an independent licensee of the Blue Shield Association
Click here for information on the 2024 Southern California Health Care Symposium.
Click here for information on the 2023 Southern California Health Care Symposium.