The Sacramento County Oral Health Program (SCOHP) is a governmental program that focuses on improving oral health outcomes for residents of Sacramento County, California. The primary target audience for the program includes:
a) Low-income and underserved populations in Sacramento County, including children, older adults, and individuals with disabilities or chronic health conditions.
b) Pregnant women and new mothers to promote maternal and child oral health.
c) School-aged children to provide preventive dental services and education.
d) The SCOHP has a staff of 25 full-time employees, including dentists, dental hygienists, community health workers, and administrative personnel.
e) The program also relies on a network of 50 volunteer dentists and hygienists who provide pro-bono services at community-based dental clinics.