Covered California has run a test using AI on several parts of the application process and found that the AI verification solution was successful 80 to 96 percent of the time in correctly identifying the documents submitted.
COBRA or Covered California, Which is Best?
However, even though COBRA may be more expensive than a Covered California plan with the subsidies, there can be good reasons to opt into a COBRA plan. The COBRA plan will be the continuation of the employer plan, usually without any employer contribution to lower the monthly health insurance premiums.
California Indian Reservations Report, 1856
In conducting the affairs of the superintendency, I have rejected entirely the idea of making treaties with the Indians, or recognizing in any way the rights which they claim to the soil.
The Last Years of the North Fork Ditch
Few people outside of the North Fork Ditch Company knew or understood how much work Loring K. Jordan put into the water system. He took over a fragile water canal, and in the face of increasing water demand, was able to keep the water flowing.
Kaiser Covered California Billing Problems
Covered California consumers who enrolled on or after February 18, 2024, should confirm they paid their initial payment online or contact Kaiser Permanente at 888-236-4490 to make a payment to effectuate their coverage.
Paths to Health Insurance in California
The paths to health insurance in California: Medi-Cal, IFP, Employer, Medicare, overview.
When Your Tax Return Income Makes You Medi-Cal Eligible
Just because Joey’s 2023 final Modified Adjusted Gross Income was in the range for Medi-Cal, he will not lose his 2024 health plan and subsidies. The IRS does not report his income to Covered California to flip him into Medi-Cal. His 2024 subsidy is based on his good faith honest estimate of his 2024 income.
2024 Covered California Income Table Updated With New Medi-Cal Levels
I have created this income table that has the monthly income numbers for Medi-Cal eligibility next to the 2024 annual income amounts for the Covered California subsidies.The Medi-Cal income columns of the Covered California income table are 138% FPL for adults, 213% FPL for pregnant women, 266% FPL for children 18 years and younger, and 322% FPL for children in certain counties of California.
Medi-Cal To Cover Medicare Part A Premiums
The California Department of Health Care Services will now participate in a Part A Buy-In program with Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) and cover the premiums for Part A. Medicare beneficiaries eligible to have their Part A premiums covered are:
Medi-Cal Income Eligibility Increases 3% for 2024
A single adult can now have a monthly income of $1,732 per month and retain their Modified Adjusted Gross Income (MAGI) Medi-Cal. The higher monthly income, an increase of $55 over 2023, is based on 138 percent of the federal poverty level.
