CALIFORNIA HEALTH MEDICAL RESERVE CORPS Revenue and Competitors

California Health Medical Reserves Corps (CHMRC) was established in 2014 and was most recently activated in December 2019 in preparation for the escalating COVID-19 pandemic. The CHMRC team supported efforts from the time the first planes carrying passengers from affected areas arrived at Travis Air Force Base in February 2020. With the need for continuing support and coordination, CHMRC is driving the effort to provide communication, coordination and logistical support to communities, health systems and public health to battle COVID-19 throughout the state. Learning from the pandemic experience, CHMRC is establishing foundations to make communities more resilient in future crises. Using innovative technology platforms, CHMRC achieves greater outcomes and successes where it’s needed the most and does this through a lens of equity and inclusion. Our Mission is to develop collaborative partnerships and innovative solutions that promote community health and resiliency. Our vision is to ensure that communities are resilient and that all residents, including the most vulnerable individuals, have the opportunity for optimal health and improved quality of life.