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What is Medi-Cal?
Medi-Cal is a state health program that offers no-cost or low-cost health coverage to California:
- Adults
- Seniors
- Pregnant women
- Pregnant women
- Former foster youth up to age 26
- Families with children
- Persons with disabilities
- Children in foster care
Qualified people can enroll in Medi-Cal year-round. All children living in California that are able to get Medi-Cal can get Medi-Cal regardless of immigration status.
Check To See If You Qualify for Medi-Cal
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To find out if you and your family may be eligible based on income, use the Covered California Income Guidelines chart. Pregnant women, children, and disabled persons are allowed to have a higher income on the Federal Poverty Level scale and are urged to apply.
Learn How to Apply for Medi-Cal
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Visit the Department of Health Care Services website for a step-by step guide to applying for Medi-Cal click HERE!
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You can also visit, the Madera County Department of Social Services Healthcare page. if you need help with applying to Medi-Cal.
Frequently Asked Questions About Medi-Cal
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Find answers for a specific question, a situation, on an individual, or a specific program at the FAQs for Medi-Cal page.
Medi-Cal members select the insurance provider of their choice. In Madera County there are two choices: Anthem Blue Cross of California or CalViva.
Once you enroll in Medi-Cal a provider will be appointed to you
To change your doctor, please contact Health Care Options (HCO) at (559) 675-2349 or (559) 675-2384. A representative will be available to assist with enrollment and general questions.