Online seminar offers support to individuals, families on how to keep healthcare coverage
San Luis Obispo County residents are invited to a free virtual Community Town Hall on upcoming Medi-Cal changes. CenCal Health is hosting the event in partnership with local community organizations to address changes that may affect Central Coast individuals and families.
Themed “Stay Informed. Stay Covered.,” the webinar will provide information on Medi-Cal changes and where to access free local assistance. Participants will hear from local experts and community organizations and have the opportunity to ask questions. Language interpretation services will be available.
EVENT DETAILS
- What: Understanding Medi-Cal Changes Community Webinar
- When: Tuesday, November 17 at 6:00 p.m. until 7:30 p.m.
- Where: Online webinar. Zoom login information emailed after registration.
- Cost: Free
- Registration: bit.ly/4Ac1z2s
Recent estimates from the departments of social services in Santa Barbara and San Luis Obispo counties suggest that upcoming Medi-Cal changes could affect approximately 44,000 residents across the two counties. To help community members understand these changes and maintain access to care, CenCal Health and local partners launched Central Coast Coverage, a regional Member Navigation Hub offering navigation assistance through one-on-one support, in-person services provided by local organizations, along with 24/7 online resources available through CentralCoastCoverage.org.
CenCal Health is the local Medi-Cal health plan for Santa Barbara and San Luis Obispo counties, partnering with more than 1,800 physicians as well as hospitals, clinics, and other providers. This locally-managed community health plan delivers care to over 220,000 members—representing one in three residents of Santa Barbara County and one in five residents of San Luis Obispo County.
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CenCal Health Contact: Citlaly Santos (805) 685-9525 ext.9274 media@cencalhealth.org
Media Contact: Sheri Mobley (213) 509-9816 sheri@seamlesspr.com
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