To qualify for Medicaid, you must meet certain state-specific requirements. You may qualify for free or low-cost coverage through Medicaid based on your income based on the Federal Poverty Level guidelines , family size and age. Find out if you may qualify for Medicaid by selecting your state below, and visiting the Qualify and Apply page. Select your state below to learn more about Medicaid and whether you are eligible to receive your Medicaid health care from Kaiser Permanente. To check if your medication is covered, please contact Member Services.
To speak with a pharmacy representative who can help you transfer your prescription s , call Member Services. When you call, please have your prescription number s and the name and phone number of the pharmacy where you wish to transfer them from ready. You can also visit New Member Prescription Transfer for information on how to transfer your prescriptions. Your Medi-Cal benefits will stay active for 1 year if you have no change in circumstances such as income, moving, adding family member, divorce.
Every year, your county will check whether you meet the Medi-Cal requirements before your Medi-Cal benefits can be renewed. Learn more about the annual renewal process. Jefferson St. Current page. What is Medi-Cal? What is free or low-cost health coverage?
Free or low-cost coverage Individuals who qualify for Medi-Cal will have no or low monthly premiums, no copays, and no out-of-pocket costs for most covered services.
How do I qualify for Medi-Cal? You must also meet one of the following two requirements: 1. What is an immediate family member? How do I apply for Medi-Cal? Is there a deadline to enroll in Medi-Cal? You may then need to fill out additional paperwork to enroll into a Medi-Cal Managed Care plan. What if I am not eligible for Medi-Cal? Do I have to pay for care that I get through Medi-Cal? What is the difference between Medi-Cal benefits and Covered California health plans?
You may qualify for free or low-cost coverage through Medi-Cal based on your income, family size, and age.
Free or low-cost coverage Individuals who qualify for Medi-Cal will have no or low monthly premiums, no copays, and no out-of-pocket costs for most covered services. Fill out your information below to find out if your household income falls within the Medi-Cal guidelines. If it does, you may be eligible to get your Medi-Cal health care through Kaiser Permanente. If your household income does not fall within the Medi-Cal guidelines, you may still qualify for other federal financial assistance programs to help you afford your health care.
NOTE: The information provided is for reference only. Final eligibility is determined by your county of residence for Medi-Cal and by the Department of Health Care Services for Covered California federal financial assistance. All the family members who live with you. If you file taxes, this means everyone on your tax return. Find out if Kaiser Permanente Medi-Cal is available in your area by clicking on your county below. Children under age 19 in your household may qualify for Medi-Cal, and they may be able to receive Medi-Cal health care from Kaiser Permanente.
Adults in your household do not appear to qualify for Medi-Cal, but may qualify for federal financial assistance through Covered California. Visit www. Note: To receive federal financial assistance you must purchase your health plan through Covered California.
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