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Health Coverage made for Californians.
If you don’t have coverage, there’s still an opportunity to apply.
How Do I Apply?
Have an enroller give you free enrollment advice.
Covered California and Medi-Cal use the same application. This means that once you apply, you’ll find out which program you qualify for. Some households qualify for both.
Insurance Carriers
Find out which health insurance carriers offer coverage through Covered California.
Local Mental Health Resources
Learn about local mental health resources in Los Angeles and Orange County.
How to Choose a Plan if You're Pregnant
Learn which plan fits your needs during your pregnancy.
Mental Health Resources
Here’s how to access treatment for mental health and substance use disorders.
Upcoming Minimum Wage Will Push Some Workers Out Of Medi-Cal
California’s decision to raise its hourly minimum wage to $15 by 2022 could have unintended consequences.
Buying Health Insurance for 2022?
Learn the new rules, regulations, and ways to get health coverage.
Employer Sponsored-Coverage
Find out if you should enroll in your employer plan if offered.
Open Enrollment Period
Find out which health insurance carriers offer coverage through Covered California.
Shopping for Health Insurance?
Find a health plan that provides you the most peace and mind.
Will Covered CA & Medi-Cal Cover My Flu Shot?
Flu shots and many vaccines are required to be covered by your health insurance without charging a copayment or coinsurance.
Difference Between Medi-Cal and Covered California
Learn the differences between Medi-Cal and Covered California.
Covered California Announces 2022 Plans
Premiums for individual policies for the uninsured will go up 1.8% on average next year.
Special Enrollment Period
If you experience a qualifying life event, you can enroll in Covered California through the Special Enrollment Period.
Guidelines for
Cancer Screenings
Most health plans offer many preventive services, like cancer screenings, without charging you a copay or coinsurance.