Changes to Medi-Cal
Medi-Cal rules are changing.
Some changes are happening that may affect how you get medical or dental care, how often you renew, or what you need to do to keep your coverage.
Not every change applies to every member. Most changes affect members who are:
- Undocumented
- Green card holders (lawful permanent residents) who must wait five years for full Medi-Cal
- Allowed to live in the U.S. but do not have official immigration status (PRUCOL)
Visit Immigration Status and Immigration Changes to see if this applies to you.
All Medi-Cal members are affected by the 6 month renewals and new Work and Community Engagement Rule. Make sure to review that information in the menu below.
Select an option below to find the information you may need right now.
What type of letter did you get?
Learn more about Medi-Cal Dental Coverage Changes.
To keep your healthcare benefits, it’s important to stay informed and act quickly when you’re contacted to prevent delays or loss of coverage. Learn more on How Can I Keep My Healthcare Benefits?
Learn more about the new work, school, training, volunteer or income requirements to keep your Medi-Cal coverage.
What change are you interested in?
Learn more about Medi-Cal Dental Coverage Changes.
To keep your healthcare benefits, it’s important to stay informed and act quickly when you’re contacted to prevent delays or loss of coverage. Learn more on How Can I Keep My Healthcare Benefits?
Learn more about the new work, school, training, volunteer or income requirements to keep your Medi-Cal coverage.
If you have Medi-Cal through the Human Services Agency (HSA) call 1-800-223-8383 when you need a new Medi-Cal Benefit ID Card (BIC).
Login or create a new account at benefitscal.com to report your new contact information.