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Judges Block Rule That Threatened Contraceptive Coverage
A federal judge issued a preliminary injunction that temporarily blocks the Trump administration from implementing new rules that would make it easier for employers to deny women health insurance coverage for contraceptives.
On the passing of Larry Lavin former director of the National Health Law Program
California Caregiving: Snapshot Stats (2024)
DMHC Fines Anthem Blue Cross $3.5 Million for Mishandling Member Complaints
HCA partner, Justice In Aging speaks to LA Times on Financial Hardship faced by California Seniors on Medi-Cal
DMHC Fines Spring Health Plan $1 Million for Operating Without a State License While Offering Employee Assistance Programs
Blue Shield Fined $250,000 by California Department of Health Care
Anthem Blue Cross fined by state of California
Durable Medical Equipment: The Basics for California Advocates
Black Pregnancy Health Quality of Care Fact Sheet
Our Black Pregnancy Health Quality of Care Fact Sheet provides important information and resources to support the health and well-being of Black pregnant individuals.
County of Santa Clara Charity Care Settlement
Starting August 14, 2023, about 43,000 former patients of Santa Clara Valley Medical Center have a limited time to apply for refunds of hospital bills they overpaid. The application deadline is 65 days from the date of the County’s mailing of a letter to the patient notifying them of their past bills.
Keep Your Coverage After the COVID Emergency
The Health Consumer Alliance can help you access health care after the COVID-19 emergency ends in 2023. Learn your rights to keep your coverage!
MPX/Mpox information
Looking for monkeypox testing, vaccination, and treatment? We are sharing resources on this page.
Medi-Cal Health Plans Face Pressure to Reform
The California Department of Health Care Services has started a reprocurement process for all Medi-Cal commercial health plans. This means health plans will need to submit proposals for how they can meet the needs of Medi-Cal members.
Medi-Cal to include people age 50 and over without immigration requirements
Starting no sooner than May 2022, people age 50 and over can qualify for full-scope Medi-Cal regardless of immigration status! This means people who currently get restricted or emergency Medi-Cal can get regular Medi-Cal next year
From Racial Justice to Dirty Air, California’s New AG Plots a Progressive Health Care Agenda
Latinos Are the Most Eager to Get Vaccinated, Survey Shows — But Face Obstacles
Healthcare Protections for Transgender People Restored
The federal government restored health care protections for transgender people on May 10, 2021.
