Atención médica para familias e individuos con ingresos bajos o nulos
• 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.
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Beginning May 1, 2022, Alameda County residents who are 50 years of age or older who meet all Medi-Cal eligibility criteria will be able to get full scope Medi-Cal, regardless of immigration status.
For more information, please view the Older Adult Expansion Flyer: English, Spanish, Chinese (Traditional), Chinese (Simplified), Vietnamese, Tagalog, Farsi, Cambodian
To learn more about Medi-Cal eligibility criteria, click hereBeginning 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.
To learn more about what is covered under Medi-Cal, click hereBeginning July 1, 2022, the asset limit for Non-Modified Adjusted Gross Income (Non-MAGI) Medi-Cal programs increased to $130,000 for a household of one person and $195,000 for a household of two people. $65,000 will be added to the asset limit for each additional person up to a maximum household size of ten people. Non-MAGI Medi-Cal programs affected by the asset limit increase include health coverage programs for seniors (65+), individuals with disabilities, individuals who are in nursing facilities, and which include, but are not limited to the Medicare Savings Program, Tuberculosis Program, Dialysis Program, etc.
All individuals and families who qualify for MAGI Medi-Cal do not have an asset limit test and will not be affected by this change.
To learn more about Medi-Cal eligibility criteria, click here.Medi-Cal es el programa Medicaid de California.
Este es un programa de cobertura de atención médica pública para familias de bajos ingresos y personas 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 la tuberculosis. cáncer de mama o VIH / SIDA.