If you enrolled in a Medi-Cal health plan at the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, you may need to renew your coverage or find a new plan that’s right for you.
If you no longer qualify for Med-Cal, Anthem Blue Cross offers budget-friendly individual and family plans through Covered California. Some plans start at $0 per month,1 and most people qualify for financial help to lower their costs.2,3
With an Anthem plan, benefits include:
- Access to local, trusted doctors and hospitals.
- Get coverage for prescriptions and mental health services.
- Free virtual care visits. 4
Renew your Medi-Cal coverage or explore other health plan options. Learn more at remaincovered.com/CA, or call 888-811-3101, Monday through Friday, 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Pacific time.
When it comes to your health, Anthem is here for you.
1 Based on federal and/or state exchange requirements and subject to change. Anthem Blue Cross is a Qualified Health Plan issuer that in certain geographic areas offers some health plans with a $0 premium option (after subsidy applied) through Covered California. Anthem health plans with a $0 premium option are not available in all areas and eligibility for these plans is based on federal annual income guidelines. Call us for information because not everyone will qualify. For example, singles earning up to $20,385 and couples earning up to $27,465 may be eligible. Family income eligibility varies based on number of family members.
2 Subsidies are only available for Qualified Health Plans purchased through Covered California. Anthem Blue Cross is a Qualified Health Plan issuer that offers such Plans through Covered California.
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3 Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services: Health Insurance Marketplaces 2023 Open Enrollment Report (2023): https://www.cms.gov/files/document/health-insurance-exchanges-2023-open-enrollment-report-final.pdf.
4 In addition to using a telehealth service, you can receive in-person or virtual care from your own doctor or another healthcare provider in your plan’s network. If you receive care from a doctor or healthcare provider not in your plan’s network, your share of the costs may be higher. You may also receive a bill for any charges not covered by your health plan.
