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June 23, 2025

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Providence Queen of the Valley Medical Center is honored to have received the CalAIM Make a Difference Award from Partnership HealthPlan of California for advancing innovative and holistic health care.

QVMC was among 16 organizations celebrated for transforming health care delivery across Partnership HealthPlan’s 24-county service region. Along with the award, we received a $10,000 grant to support Queen of the Valley’s CARE Network, a program that supports and assists low-income residents of Napa County who have complex medical and social needs and are underinsured or uninsured. 

We’re proud to be part of California's health care transformation movement.

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