Know Your Rights: Consumer Health Coverage Info

The Health Consumer Alliance Quality of Care Chart provides valuable information on healthcare providers and facilities, helping consumers make informed decisions about their care. Find out how to use this resource effectively. For valuable resources on quality care please use this link.

DHCS partnered with HCA to create a content-rich postcard that provides information and resources to support plan, provider, and stakeholder efforts to serve the needs of the LGBTQIA+ community and provide gender-affirming care. The postcard serves as a valuable resource for those seeking to improve the quality of care provided to this marginalized community and to ensure that they receive the best possible healthcare services.

Use the link above to access the reference guide for consumers seeking to raise concerns about the quality of their care whether the problem is caused by a provider, plan or facility. Additional contacts for raising concerns may be found here.  Translation: Español/Spanish.  

In an updated series of fact sheets called Protect Medicaid Funding, NHeLP provides succinct analysis of the policy proposals that if enacted would jeopardize the health and financial security of the tens of millions of low-income individuals who depend on the Medicaid guarantee every year.

This Justice in Aging resource discusses what advocates can do to help dual eligible clients who receive medical bills..

This Justice in Aging guide is designed for advocates and individuals who provide assistance to dual eligibles (for both Medi-Cal and Medicare) and seniors and persons with disabilities.

Western Center’s Getting and Keeping Health Care Coverage for Low-Income Californians: A Guide for Advocates provides California advocates with the relevant statutes, regulations, and guidance needed to help their clients access health care coverage.