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ATH funding is time-limited, but the decisions you make with it will impact your people long-term. Medix helps CBOs and providers use strategic contract staffing to support CalAIM in a more humane, flexible way: - Stand up PATH-funded teams on contract instead of increasing permanent headcount - Let contracts end naturally when funding ends — avoiding painful reductions - Maintain continuity of care with fast backfills for high-turnover CalAIM roles Want to explore whether a contract-first strategy fits your program? Share your info and we’ll connect.

Your PATH grant has a start date and an end date — and your staffing strategy should align perfectly. Medix helps organizations design and execute a full 12-month approach tailored to your funding window: - Strategic plan with our CalAIM/PATH consultant - Contract-based teams that ramp up quickly and wind down cleanly when funding ends - Backfill support for CHWs, housing navigators, care managers, and more Let’s get started!

Most organizations wait for the funds to land — then scramble. The leaders we’re partnering with are doing it differently. Medix helps PATH-funded CalAIM organizations: - Build a staffing plan now with our CalAIM/PATH consultant - Pre-define essential roles (CHWs, housing navigators, care managers, outreach workers, etc.) - Prepare a contract-first staffing strategy and backfill plan so you can move fast when the grant activates

PATH funding has been awarded, and once those dollars hit, the clock starts. ⏱ Medix helps community-based organizations and providers build the right contract-based staffing plan so you’re ready to hire fast when funds are released AND have a strategy to rescale when the 12-month window ends. Get ahead of the rush. Submit your info and start building your PATH staffing plan today.

When technology meets talent, innovation takes off. Through our Workday partnership, Medix Technology helps healthcare organizations modernize workflows, connect data, and keep your focus where it matters most—on patient care.