Medi-Cal

What happens when our most vulnerable generation — children between birth and age five — don’t have access to health care? 

As wealth and health disparities widen nationwide, California is bridging the gap by making care accessible to all.

As Medi-Cal expands to include all undocumented Californians in 2024, vulnerable populations shared their experience of seeking coverage at a Bakersfield briefing.

California, which has the highest Medicaid caseload in the U.S., is set to dramatically expand access even as it continues to review eligibility post-pandemic.

Avoids Purging Rolls, Extends Eligibility to All Undocumented | Medi-Cal staff and health center workers discuss the latest data on Medi-Cal "redetermination," transforming health care needs, coverage for new participants and services.

Informing rural Californians about health care they qualify for requires communication more high-touch than high-tech.

With 15.5 million Medi-Cal members up for renewal, health officials and CBOs are working to ensure Californians maintain continuous coverage.

Doulas in California are divided as to the benefit that inclusion in Medi-Cal can offer them.

MediCal enrollees are encouraged to update their information to keep their status as the state reviews eligibility for the first time since the Covid 19 pandemic.