Families Together of Orange County, is proud to announce the expansion of its Telehealth program with the launch of its Virtual Clinic. It will increase access for thousands of Orange County residents.
Back to School Stress and Anxiety: Signs and Management
Families Together Behavioral Health Director, Yvette Visconte, provides insight on what parents can do to help manage stress and anxiety in children as they return to the classroom this year.
Families Together Takes Part in City of Santa Ana’s Rental Assistance Program
Families Together of Orange County is proud to partner with the City of Santa Ana to help provide rental assistance to Santa Ana renters through the CARES for Tenants program and Revive Santa Ana.
Press Release: Overcoming the Barriers to Healthcare Access
Research from Families Together highlights the barriers to healthcare access in Southern California and how they were heightened during the pandemic. FTOC gives insight into how CHCs can bridge the gap.
Full Results: The State of Health in Southern California
View full results and key findings from the survey conducted by Families Together, which looks into the various barriers to care in Southern California and how access can be improved for the community.
Families Together of Orange County Hits 20,000 Vaccine Milestone
FTOC is proud to announce that it has now reached an impressive milestone of administering more than 20,000 vaccines
Families Together Discusses Vaccine Strategies
The OC Register talks to our CEO, Alexander Rossel about the changeover to Blue Shield and asks if the COVID-19 vaccine rollout will bypass the hardest-hit communities served by health clinics.
Families Together Featured on ABC 7 Eyewitness News
Following the announcement that Families Together opened up appointments for teachers, food workers, and others who fall into Phase 1B, Tier 1, ABC 7 News stopped by our vaccination clinic in Tustin.
Families Together Fights For More Vaccines and Resources to Trickle Down To Community Health Centers
In an article that ran online in the Associated Press, Families Together CEO Alexander Rossel explains how community health centers are working to make sure patients are knowledgeable about the COVID-19 shot.
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