'There is nothing more important for me than the work I’m doing daily to impact the most precious aspects of life: the health and well-being of others,' Arjoyan said.

We are pleased and proud that our contribution to the California Access to Housing and Services fund has helped launch Gov. Newsom’s Homekey initiative, announced today.

Blue Shield of California will support the Stop Hate for Profit initiative and suspend both advertising and all posts on Facebook and Instagram in July. The Stop Hate for Profit coalition, which includes Color Of Change, NAACP, ADL, Sleeping Giants, Free...

Angelica, a Blue Shield employee, and her transgender son Rei won’t be participating in this year's Pride weekend, but the family is celebrating.

'I’m so proud to work for Blue Shield of California which prioritizes diversity and inclusion and has achieved a zero-pay ratio gap between men, women and minorities,' Davis said

Her symptoms were textbook coronavirus: fever, chills, headache, shortness of breath, dry cough, fatigue, and loss of taste and smell. 'We want our members to know that we are here for them and that we care about them,' a Blue Shield nurse said. 'They are not alone in their struggles in dealing with the unknown.'

Recent numbers show we are delivering on our promise to keep customer experience a top priority through these unprecedented times.

'Dreamers' have earned and deserve equal access to the American Dream—including health care they can afford. We welcome this news because our mission is to provide affordable coverage for all Californians.

Even before COVID-19, we recognized that there was a problem with insidious systemic inequities that needs to be addressed in order to reimagine health and transform our healthcare system into one that is worthy of our family, friends, and communities we serve.

As part of of the plan's Shield Cares giving campaign, the company is offering a $2 match for every $1 donated by employees through the end of June.

The Mission Report shows the taxpaying, nonprofit health plan served nearly 4.4 million members in 2019, up about 10 percent over the past three years.

'African Americans and other people of color have systematically suffered discrimination and racism over the history of this country, and it has resulted in disparities across all institutions, including in health care.'