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Medi-Cal es el programa Medicaid de California.
Este es un programa de cobertura de atención médica pública para familias e individuos de bajos ingresos que viven en California, incluidas familias con niños, personas mayores, personas con discapacidades, jóvenes en hogares de crianza, mujeres embarazadas y personas de bajos ingresos con enfermedades específicas como tuberculosis, cáncer de mama o VIH/SIDA.
• Durante la emergencia de salud pública COVID-19, continúe enviando su renovación anual de Medi-Cal, ya que se procesará en una fecha posterior. • Si actualmente paga una prima por su Medi-Cal y se ve afectado por COVID-19, comuníquese con MAXIMUS al 1-800-880-5305 para obtener una exención de la prima.
Starting January 1, 2024, assets will no longer be counted in the Medi-Cal program for Alameda County residents who are aged, blind, and/or disabled. Assets such as bank accounts, houses, and vehicles will no longer need to be reported on Medi-Cal application and renewal forms. Proof of assets will not need to be submitted and will no longer be requested. Before January 1, 2024, assets are still counted for individuals who apply for Medi-Cal. Current asset limits are $130,000 for one person and $65,000 for each additional household member, up to 10 people. Click here for more information about the asset limit elimination for Medi-Cal.
Starting January 1, 2024, Alameda County residents 26-49 years of age can receive if they meet all other Medi-Cal eligibility criteria. This is the last remaining age group to be added to the Medi-Cal eligibility following the Young Adult Expansion in January 2020 for individuals up to age 26 and the Older Adult Expansion in May 2022 for individuals aged 50 or older, which means that of all ages will now be potentially eligible for full scope Medi-Cal regardless of immigration status, if they meet all other Medi-Cal eligibility criteria. This change will take effect throughout the state of California. Full scope Medi-Cal provides medical, dental, mental health, family planning, vision care and also covers other services such as treatment for substance abuse, prescriptions, transportation for doctor and dental visits and to get your medicine, and more. Individuals and families who are currently enrolled in restricted scope Medi-Cal will automatically be enrolled in full scope Medi-Cal and will receive notifying them of this change and if they will need to enroll in a Medi-Cal Managed Care Plan. Receipt of Medi-Cal is Not Considered a Public Charge The U.S. Department of Homeland Security and U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services do NOT consider receiving health, food, and housing benefits as part of the public charge determination. For more information, visit HealthyAC.org to view the Adult Expansion flyer.
Beginning April 1, 2022, pregnant individuals who are currently receiving Medi-Cal or newly eligible for Medi-Cal will receive an extended 12 months of postpartum Medi-Cal coverage.