CA Endowment Report - Lawfully Permanent Residents (LPR)

You are eligible for full benefits Medi-Cal if you meet all of the requirements such as being a California resident and having a low income. Medi-Cal is California's health insurance program for low-income individuals and families. It includes primary care, specialty care, vision, dental, prescription drugs, mental health, substance use, hospitalizations and long term care. There is no cost for those with incomes below certain levels, and those with higher incomes can qualify if their health care expenses are high enough. For eligible immigrants, there is no "waiting period" or "five-year bar." For more benefits information visit the California Department of Health Care Services. To apply visit CoveredCA.com or call 1-800-300-1506. 

Income Eligibility:

Adults- at or below 138% Federal Poverty Level
Under 19- at or below 266% Federal Poverty Level
Pregnant woman- at or below 322% Federal Poverty Level

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You may be eligible for Covered California. Covered California is California’s health insurance marketplace. In Covered California's website you can apply for Medi-Cal as well as private insurance. Covered CA is for individuals or families with incomes up to 400% FPL, financial assistance is available to help pay for their health insurance premiums. Individuals with incomes up to 250% FPL also get help with copayments or out of pocket costs. Many immigrant visa categories are also eligible for Covered CA. For eligible immigrants, there is no "waiting period" or "five-year bar." To see if your immigrant visa category is eligible for Covered CA, visit Covered CA’s eligibility and immigration page. To apply visit CoveredCA or call 1-800-300-1506.

Income Eligibility:

Adults- between 138 - 400% Federal Poverty Level
Under 19- between 266 - 400% Federal Poverty Level

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You may be eligible for County Health Care Services. California counties provide services to certain persons not eligible or locked out of other health services. Some counties even provide services for their undocumented residents. Counties must also provide access to public health services (e.g. immunizations, health education, and TB screenings) to anyone, regardless of state or county residency or immigration status. Income eligibility for these programs varies and some of these services may not be free. For more information please contact your county office.

You may be eligible for Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) provides services like foods, health care referrals, and nutrition education for low-income families. Pregnant, postpartum and breastfeeding women, infants, and children up to age 5 are eligible. Click here to learn more about WIC.

Income Eligibility:

At or below 185% Federal Poverty Level     

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You are eligible if you meet all of the requirements such as being a California resident and passing the driving test. Visit here to learn more about driver’s licenses.