Statement from the Santa Clara County Medical Association Regarding the Shooting Outside Kaiser Permanente Medical Offices in San Jose The Santa Clara County Medical Association (SCCMA) is deeply saddened by the tragic shooting at the Kaiser Permanente Medical Offices in San Jose. Our thoughts are with the individuals affected, their families, colleagues, patients, and all members of the community impacted by this devastating event. Healthcare facilities are places of healing, compassion, and care. Every physician, healthcare professional, staff member, patient, and visitor deserves to feel safe in these environments. When violence occurs in or around settings dedicated to care and healing, it can deeply affect individuals, families, healthcare teams, ... June 8, 2026 General, Physician Workforce, Public Health, Trama Screening, Trauma Informed Care 0 0 Comment Read More »
SCCMA Update: Santa Clara County Budget and Impact on Healthcare Dear SCCMA Members, Santa Clara County has released its Proposed FY 2026–27 Budget, which includes significant healthcare-related proposals affecting public hospitals, behavioral health services, physician workforce planning, and the long-term sustainability of our healthcare safety net. To help members understand the implications of these proposals, the Santa Clara County Medial Association (SCCMA) has prepared a summary highlighting key healthcare issues, including potential impacts on patient access, healthcare delivery, Medi-Cal funding, and physician practice conditions throughout the county. We invite you to review SCCMA's analysis and commentary by clicking HERE. SCCMA will continue to monitor ... June 1, 2026 General, Healthcare, Physician Workforce 0 0 Comment Read More »
