Medi-Cal

California is on the national front lines of public health, transforming Medi-Cal to include services well beyond the doctor’s office.

Promotoras have emerged as an essential piece in California’s ambitious plan to deliver healthcare to all residents regardless of immigration status. 

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.