Yes, for certain programs.  For example, you can be a part of Benefits Advocacy or Medical Legal Partnerships and still be a part of another program.

Yes, our Community Health Workers can connect and help you apply for benefits, such as Social Security benefits such as SSI, SSDI, CAPI, CalFresh, and General Relief (GR).

One of the goals of the WPC-LA program is to connect participants to a long-term care provider, like a case manager or a Primary Care Provider, who can support you in managing your health and social needs long-term.

No, not unless we have written permission from you. We would like to share your information with certain providers in order to provide the best service(s) for you. You can refuse to share certain types of information at any time.

Each of the 15 programs varies in the length of service to a given participant.  Most programs last from 1-12 months.

To share any feedback with Whole Person Care – Los Angeles, please select “Contact Us” on our website. You may also send your feedback directly to us at WPC-LA@dhs.lacounty.gov.

Currently, the TOC program only accepts referrals from hospitals that have a Lanterman Petris Short (LPS) designation and are participating in the LANES Health Information exchange (https://lanesla.org/view-list/). These hospitals currently include White Memorial Hospital, Glendale Memorial Hospitals, LA General Medical Center, Olive View-UCLA Medical Center, and Harbor-UCLA Medical Center.  If your hospital meets criteria for…

WPC-LA is modifying an existing online platform, called CHAMP. Housing for Health uses CHAMP to manage their housing and benefits advocacy programs. CHAMP tracks each participant served by WPC – LA, from referral to discharge, and includes features such as comprehensive assessment of needs and care planning. Care plans will be made visible to participating…

Whole Person Care – Los Angeles, is a federally funded program. This program is currently restricted to provide services to participants who are eligible for Medicaid funds.  Therefore, the funding does not currently extend to undocumented individuals. However, the County, as a health care safety net provider, will offer support to undocumented individuals in WPC-LA…

Our CHWs bring substantial knowledge based on working and living in their communities. They leverage their personal experience, visit and develop relationships with numerous organizations. They stride to learn more about community services so WPC participants can access them easily. This work is augmented by the One Degree platform which (www.1degree.org) is a free online…