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Newsom administration criticized over Kaiser Permanente deal - The San Diego Union-Tribune

The secrecy of the special accommodation for Kaiser outraged other providers

California to end contracts with AIDS Healthcare Foundation

California will no longer contract with the AIDS Healthcare Foundation to provide healthcare plans to 770 HIV-positive patients in Los Angeles County.

Joint Statement from California Health and Human Services Agency Leaders on the 23rd Anniversary of the U.S. Supreme Court Decision in Olmstead v. L.C.

CalHHS Secretary Dr. Mark Ghaly, DHCS Director Michelle Baass, CDSS Director Kim Johnson, CDA Director Susan DeMarois, DDS Director Nancy Bargmann, DOR Director

Joint Statement from California Health and Human Services Agency Leaders on the 23rd Anniversary of the U.S. Supreme Court Decision in Olmstead v. L.C.

CalHHS Secretary Dr. Mark Ghaly, DHCS Director Michelle Baass, CDSS Director Kim Johnson, CDA Director Susan DeMarois, DDS Director Nancy Bargmann, DOR Director

Governor Newsom Announces Appointments 5.12.22 | California Governor

SACRAMENTO – Governor Gavin Newsom today announced the following appointments: Katherine Litzky, 40, of Sacramento, has been appointed Assistant Director of…

Op-Ed: California needs clinical data to see the most vulnerable - State of Reform

California expands Medi-Cal coverage to those over 50, regardless of immigration status • Long Beach Post News

The move comes as a relief to low-income immigrant families who no longer have to worry about high out of pocket costs or whether they have easy access to a doctor, advocates said.

5 Things California: Q&A w/ Sen. Eggman, Kaiser contract bill, Primary care investment - State of Reform

California expands Medi-Cal to all eligible adults 50 and over

– Starting on May 1, Medi-Cal, California’s health coverage program for low-income individuals and families, is extending eligibility for full coverage to more than 185,000 individuals who are 50 years of age or older, regardless of immigration status.

California expands Medi-Cal to all eligible adults 50 years of age and older - State of Reform

Starting on May 1, Medi-Cal, California’s health coverage program for low-income individuals and families, is extending eligibility for full coverage to more than 185,000 individuals who are 50 years of age or older, regardless of immigration status.