Learn About Medi-Cal Program Changes
New federal and state laws have changed the rules on who qualifies for Medi-Cal.
Affected members will be told by mail, text or email. Keep your contact information up to date so you don’t miss important notices. Know your renewal date so you can take action if you don’t receive notices.
Medi-Cal Changes
Good news — most Medi-Cal members won’t see any changes
You can still:
- See your doctor or go to the hospital.
- Get emergency help.
- Get your medicine.
- Get support for mental health or addiction.
- Have checkups and vaccines to stay healthy.
- Get long-term care if you need it.
- Get rides to your appointments if you need them.
- See a dentist.
- Get eye exams and glasses.
Older Adults and People With Disabilities
Adult Immigrants
Adults (Ages 19–64)
STAY COVERED
Take Action to Keep Your Medi-Cal
- Affected members will be told by mail, text or email.
- Keep your contact information up to date so you don’t miss important notices. Respond quickly to renewal packets or letters from SSA or Medi-Cal.
- Know your renewal date so you can take action if you don’t receive notices.
- Ask questions if you’re unsure.