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California Counties have extra cash to spend on Mental Health
Millions of dollars not being used to provide services to those in need.
These 5 bills before CA lawmakers seek to expand health coverage, lower costs
Legislation this year aimed at improving access to health care in California.
Hospitals Want To Cut Back On Free Care. Critics Say No Way.
Charity care is a vital tool in fighting medical debt.
Upsurge Of Suburban Poor Discover Health Care’s Nowhere Land
No Car, No Care? Medicaid Transportation At Risk In Some States
Homeless Patient Dumping by Hospitals in California, and around the country.
New Dental Coverage for Adults in Medi-Cal
Learn what benefits are restored and how to access dental care.
California health insurance premiums expected to rise under Republican Tax Plan
Mental health issues increasing as Sonoma County enters new phase of fires’ aftermath
California fines Anthem Blue Cross $5 million for ignoring customer complaints
A judge has cleared the way for a trial over health subsidies, siding with the Trump Administration
Health Bill Appears Dead as Pivotal G.O.P. Senator Declares Opposition
California would lose $78 billion – more than any other state – under GOP health bill
Obamacare Repeal, Thought Dead in July, May Be Revived in Senate
Move to End DACA Leaves Some Young Immigrants Fearing for Their Health
Lack of transportation is a barrier to healthcare
Health care for people in low-income communities is a challenge exacerbated by a lack of reliable transportation, especially in rural areas.
Babies’ race affects quality of care in California neonatal intensive care, study says
An infant’s race and ethnicity affect the quality of care they receive in California neonatal intensive care units, according to a Stanford study.
CBO: Premiums will rise over 20% if the feds stop paying subsidies
If the federal government carries out its threats to cut co-pay subsidies, insurers will increase premiums more than 20% and the federal deficit will increase $20 billion every year for the next 10 years.