Fresno Visalia, CA, October 23, 2026 —

CalViva Health, a health plan serving Fresno, Kings and Madera counties, is being recognized as a Community Champion for investments in education and healthcare access in the Central Valley.

The initiatives identified include funding for a nursing simulation lab at Fresno Pacific University and scholarships at local colleges. The organization has also supported broader community partnerships intended to address local needs, though the specific partners and projects were not provided.

The recognition highlights CalViva Health’s involvement in both education-related efforts and initiatives focused on access to healthcare. The available information describes the investments as substantial but does not provide funding totals, the number or value of scholarships, or details about the nursing simulation lab’s scope or status.

The identity of the organization or group conferring the Community Champion recognition was not specified. The timing of the recognition and the criteria used to select CalViva Health were also not provided. No details were available on how many students or community members may benefit from the initiatives.

CalViva Health serves Fresno, Kings and Madera counties. Beyond that service area, the information provided does not specify the geographic reach of each investment or partnership. The announcement describes the efforts as part of the organization’s work to support education and healthcare access throughout the Central Valley, without giving additional program details.

The recognition brings attention to the organization’s listed contributions, but further information about the funding, participating colleges and community partners was not included in the announcement summary.


Story summarized from the original created by Alexandra Light on thebusinessjournal.com, see more information here.

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