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2. Very confused with Covered CA and Medi-cal : r/HealthInsurance -...

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   Currently in California. I am getting really confused with this whole Medi-cal and Covered CA thing. I got laid off in June and my coverage with Kaiser ended at the end of July. As soon as I got laid off, I went ahead and filed for unemployment via EDD. At the end of that application, it suggested that I apply for health coverage.

3. Covered California/ Medi-cal : r/HealthInsurance - Reddit

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   I recently received a packet from medi cal and unfortunately, my doctor isn’t one of the options. Today, I tried to pick a healthcare plan through Covered California and it won’t let me. After reading, it seems(if I’m correct) I can’t pick a plan because im making under $17,609 and if were to pick a plan I would have to pay full market ...

4. California Medi-Cal Question : r/Medicaid - Reddit

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   ABD FPL is a full (no share-of-cost) Medi-Cal program that pays the Part B premium, (but not Part A), most Medicare Part A/B out-of-pocket costs, and offers Low Income Subsidy/Extra Help for prescription costs. The income limit is 138% of FPL, higher than MSPs, and allows health premiums to reduce/lower countable income.

5. Medi-Cal vs. Covered California / Medi-Cal eligibility

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   The monthly income limit for 2022 was $1,563 and for 2023 $1,677 a month. CA county eligibility Worker here. What everyone's saying is correct. The Medi-Cal you qualify for is called MAGI (modified adjusted gross income) and it has no "property" (think liquid resources) in the eligibility determination.

6. Confused about Covered California vs Medi-Cal : r/HealthInsurance...

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   Confused about Covered California vs Medi-Cal. Medicare/Medicaid. Hi Everyone, Recently my dad was laid off and our family will be losing our health insurance plan with Kaiser. I unfortunately don't know anything about health insurance and how it works and would appreciate a dumbed down explanation on the differences between Covered California ...

7. Covered California moved me to medi-Cal even though I earn too...

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   Covered California moved me to medi-Cal even though I earn too much. Medicare/Medicaid. Background- November I renewed my Covered California application. I entered my net instead of gross income so I got booted off of Covered California. I called a covered California representative to help fix my application so that everything is correct.

8. CALIFORNIA: Medi-Cal To Covered CA Reporting Income Change...

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   I'm in California. The story goes is I had medi-cal for 2019 because i was unemployed. In march 2019, i got hired for a 6-month contract job from 3/2019 - 9/2019. Fortunately, it got extended for an additional 3-months twice. This means my contract role was a full solid year from 3/2019 - 3/2020.

9. Millions of Californians expected to lose Medi-Cal coverage as...

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   nah medi-cal is the best insurance i’ve had in my life. been on lots of different private plans, hmo, ppo, etc got a full allergen panel, a sleep study, PT, and more. absolutely no hassle. no denied claims. no copay. nothing. just go to the doctor when you need to, get work done when you need it. waits were never as long as with private insurance

10. Covered California/Medi-cal : r/Insurance - Reddit

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    All Things Insurance! Covered California/Medi-cal. Hi All, Just some background information, I am 23 years old. I am currently insured under my fathers healthcare (Kaiser) but he lost his job about 2 weeks ago. Due to COVID-19, everyone in my family is currently unemployed now. My father is is 62 and soon to receive his Social Security.

11. Can you be locked-up or fined for failing to report a change ......

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    If you are enrolled in Medi-Cal, you must report a change within 10 days. If you are enrolled in Covered California, you must report a change within 30 days. I agree and certify under penalty of perjury to report any changes to the information in this renewal application to Covered California or to my local county office.