Since 1969
Our History
The Central California Hemophilia Foundation is a volunteer, nonprofit organization dedicated to helping people with bleeding disorders in North Central California. From Siskiyou to Madera, we have you covered.
We serve as the community liaison between you, your family, medical professionals, and government leaders.
Our mission is to improve the quality of life for those impacted with hemophilia and other inherited bleeding disorders through education, advocacy, and support.
We are a National Bleeding Disorders Foundation Chapter and work in cooperation with the Hemophilia Council of California. We are proud supporters of the World Federation of Hemophilia and the Hemophilia Federation of America. We are also affiliated with Region IX Network of Hemophilia Treatment Centers, UC Davis Hemostasis and Thrombosis Center, Save One Life, and Kiwanis Family House.
Board Of Directors
- Tina Rai, President
- Payton Hensley, Secretary/Treasurer
- Elizabeth Sansiso-Gusman, Director
- Stephanie Hill, Executive Director
Medical Advisory Committee
- Dr. Jonathan Ducore, M.D., M.P.H., Co-Chair
- Kim Schafer, MSM, FNP-C, Co-Chair
Industry Advisory Committee
- Cindy Picos, HF Healthcare
Medical Disclaimer:
- The information contained on the Central California Bleeding Disorders Foundation (CCBDF) website is provided for general information only.
- CCBDF does not provide medical advice or participate in the practice of medicine.
- CCBDF does not endorse or recommend any specific treatment for individuals.
- CCBDF recommends discussing all options for medical treatment with your physician or local treatment center before pursuing, changing or stopping any course of treatment.