Listed below are various online resources you may find helpful:

• Finger Tip Formulary Site: a handy resource for checking on Formularies
• California Diabetes Program                
• An excellent resource for healthcare professionals who would like clinical practice guidelines, printouts of resources for patients, etc. 

• Ali Britschgi, Certified Health Coach

  Personalized one-on-one coaching services to help individuals achieve weight loss success and manage the health conditions associated with being overweight such as diabetes, high blood pressure, and high cholesterol. (Coaching services available in English and Spanish.)

• US Immigration Services: resource for forms, new laws, etc.
• San Joaquin Public Health Services Website
• US Dept of Health & Human Services Website                                     
• US Dept of Health & Human Services Website Resource for HIPAA

• California Medical Association (CMA) Website
• Epocrates: An excellent Drug Resource
• Hill Physicians Group Website
• Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Website
• Yahoo list of health related topics
  One of the earliest listings of internet resources by subject, and still good. Choose the option for 'indices' to find large meta-directories of medical websites.
• Language Access Resource: Medical Leadership Council (MLC) Website
  An excellent site containing information and resources relating to Language Access, Cultural Proficiency & Workforce Diversity
• CMA List of extensive Online Resources: Over 30 Categories with hundreds of sites
• Health Plan of San Joaquin Website
•  spiral.tufts.edu
  The SPIRAL Web site offers patient education materials on health topics in several languages, including Chinese, Cambodian/Khmer, Hmong, Laotian, Thai and Vietnamese. One strength of the site is its Web links, which help physicians and patients find additional resources across the Web. The SPIRAL site also allows users to search by language, locating all materials in a given language. SPIRAL is a joint initiative of the Tufts University Hirsh Health Sciences Library and South Cove Community Health Center in Boston.
• Border Health Information and Education Network
  The Web site for the Border Health Information and Education Network (¡Bien!) provides an extensive range of Spanish-language health resources for health professionals and consumers on a wide range of topics, including asthma, alcoholism, cancer, and much more. Many publications can be downloaded in Spanish directly from this site. ¡Bien! is maintained by the Border Epidemiology and Environmental Health Center and the New Mexico Outreach Office of the U.S.-Mexico Border Health Commission.
• CDC Spanish
• The Web site for the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC)/Centros Para el Control y la Prevención de Enfermedades is in Spanish and English and offers health education and updates on a wide range of topics, including HIV and AIDS, sexually transmitted diseases, tuberculosis, hepatitis, avian flu, other flu, genetics, drug and alcohol abuse, and child health. The CDC also provides phone assistance in English and Spanish.

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