Expansion momentum HealthRIGHT 360 is actively expanding behavioral health capacity across California with a new Pomona facility funded by $16.4 million in Proposition 1 funding and ongoing contingency management program rollouts in San Francisco, signaling a growing service footprint and potential for facility-related partnerships and integrated care contracts.

Public funding leverage Significant state support through Proposition 1 funding indicates readiness for grant-enabled expansion and potential collaborations with state and county health departments to scale high-acuity substance use disorder treatment and behavioral health services.

Mobile and street care The Mobile and Street Medicine program launched with Sutter Health demonstrates HealthRIGHT 360’s capability to deliver care to underserved/vulnerable populations, presenting opportunities for mobile health partnerships, chronic care management contracts, and remote service integrations.

Educational partnerships Collaboration with City College of San Francisco to expand accessible, career-focused behavioral health education points to potential workforce development initiatives, internship programs, and training contracts that can be offered to other educational institutions and healthcare networks.

Technology enablement A tech stack featuring cloud, collaboration, and secure communications (Azure, SharePoint, WordPress, DocuSign, OpenAI) supports scalable program delivery and data-driven care; this enables cross-site implementation of contingency management programs, telehealth workflows, and partner integrations with health systems seeking standardized care platforms.