Los Angeles Times

New eligibility rules mean nearly 2 million on Medi-Cal can now save for a rainy day

Millions of Medi-Cal beneficiaries can now save for a rainy day, keep an inheritance, or hold on to a modest nest egg without losing coverage, thanks to an eligibility change phased in over the past ...
Los Angeles Times

Medi-Cal will soon end some people’s benefits. What this means for you

Since the COVID-19 pandemic began in earnest, low-income Californians who enrolled in Medi-Cal — California’s version of the government-funded Medicaid health insurance program — have been able to ...
Santa Barbara Independent

‘I’m Really Scared’: Elderly and Disabled Californians with More Than $2,000 Could Lose Medi-Cal

The Santa Barbara Independent republishes stories from CalMatters.org on state and local issues impacting readers in Santa Barbara County. Cynde Soto, a quadriplegic who requires around-the-clock care ...
KQED

On Medi-Cal? Eligibility Changes Starting in April Could Mean You Lose Coverage. Here's What to Do

Starting April 1, Californians who depend on Medi-Cal — the state’s Medicaid health care program — for their health care expenses will need to once again go through a redetermination process to renew ...
Columbus Dispatch

What Monterey County residents need to know about Medi-Cal, CalFresh changes coming Jan. 1

Monterey County is ramping up outreach to inform residents about upcoming changes to Medi-Cal and SNAP (food stamps) resulting from HR-1, the Big Beautiful Bill, and the state budget approved earlier ...