WellSpace Health is pleased to welcome two experienced healthcare leaders to the organization, Caleb Sandford, Chief Transformation Officer, and Harjit Singh Gill, MA, LCSW, MBA Candidate, Vice President of Co-Occurring Continuum Services. Their appointments reflect WellSpace Health’s continued commitment to strengthening its leadership, advancing integrated healthcare services and positioning the organization to meet the evolving needs of the communities we serve.


As Chief Transformation Officer, Caleb will lead key organizational initiatives focused on advancing WellSpace Health’s transformation and navigating the changing landscape of community healthcare in California. He brings extensive experience in community health center leadership, most recently serving as CEO of El Dorado Community Health Centers, with previous leadership roles at Tiburcio Vasquez Health Center and Clinica Sierra Vista. Caleb holds a Master of Business Administration from Brigham Young University and an undergraduate degree from Saint Mary’s College of California.
In his role as Vice President of Co-Occurring Continuum Services, Harjit will provide clinical leadership across WellSpace Health’s broad continuum of behavioral health programs, including its Certified Community Behavioral Health Center (CCBHC), residential and outpatient substance use disorder treatment, specialty mental health services and behavioral health crisis response programs. His leadership will help strengthen coordination across services and advance WellSpace Health’s ability to support individuals with complex behavioral health needs.
Harjit also brings extensive experience in behavioral healthcare leadership, most recently serving at Bay Area Community Services (BACS), where he helped develop Sacramento’s Community Wellness Response Team. His previous experience includes directing outpatient services at Heritage Oaks Hospital and serving as Access and Crisis Services Manager for Yolo County. A Licensed Clinical Social Worker, Harjit holds master’s degrees in Social Work from California State University, East Bay, and Humanities/Humanistic Studies from New College of California.
As WellSpace Health continues to evolve to meet the challenges and opportunities facing California’s healthcare system, the addition of Caleb and Harjit represents an important investment in the organization’s future. Their combined expertise will help strengthen operations, enhance coordination across programs and advance WellSpace Health’s mission of ensuring individuals and families have access to comprehensive, compassionate, high-quality care.