Our commitment to
diversity: All are welcome
As a locally owned and operated healthcare network, Community Health System respects and celebrates the Central Valley’s rich and diverse heritage. Our commitment to diversity and inclusion is a cornerstone of our patient care and work culture. All are welcome as valued members of our community whether patient, employee, physician, student or visitor.
Our Workplace Diversity
If you’d like to share an experience or help us strengthen our culture of diversity, please email CMCdiversity@communitymedical.org.
2022 supplier diversity reporting
The Department of Health Care Access and Information (HCAI) is required to develop and administer a Hospital Supplier Diversity Reporting Program to collect and post hospital supplier diversity reports explaining the hospital’s supplier diversity statement and procurement efforts regarding certified minority, women, lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender (LGBT), and disabled veteran business enterprises.
Hospitals, with operating expenses over a specified amount, are required to annually submit a report to HCAI on their minority, women, LGBT and disabled veteran business enterprise procurement efforts.
2022 Hospital Supplier Diversity Reports by facility, in accordance with HCAI and California Health and Safety Code Section 1339.85-1339.87:
Clovis Community Medical Center
Community Regional Medical Center
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Community Medical Centers
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Awards & Recognition
2022 Lown Institute - A Grade for Social Responsibility
The Lown Index ranking for Social Responsibility is based on hospitals’ grades in Equity, Value, and Outcomes. The Index includes 53 metrics to provide a unique and holistic ranking of hospital performance.
(Lown Institute Grading Methodology)
(Lown Institute Grading Methodology)
2022 Lown Institute - A Grade for Inclusivity
The Inclusivity component evaluates the extent to which a hospital’s patient population reflects the demographics of the community in which it is located, based on race, income, and education levels. To create this metric, we used Medicare claims from 2020 and the U.S. Census Bureau’s American Community Survey from 2020. (Lown Institute Grading Methodology)
2021 Lown Institute - A Grade for Inclusivity
The Inclusivity component evaluates the extent to which a hospital’s patient population reflects the demographics of the community in which it is located, based on race, income, and education levels. To create this metric, we used Medicare claims from 2020 and the U.S. Census Bureau’s American Community Survey from 2020. (Lown Institute Grading Methodology)
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