Medi-Cal is the Medicaid program for California in the United States of America. Residents of this state whose salary is above the eligibility limit have an opportunity to take advantage of a lucrative medical benefit. The alternative to this situation is Covered California. This plan is designed to provide financial assistance to residents who are ineligible for Medi-Cal because of their high wages.
Covered California offers some health insurance modalities with grants that contribute to lower rates. This initiative promotes increasing the number of citizens with access to guaranteed medical care.
Authorities are inviting interested parties to visit the CoveredCA.com digital website to find out if they are eligible for financial assistance. To determine whether an individual is eligible, Covered California considers various indicators of personal income.
There are different categories based on salary
It is currently determined that the population must earn less than $47,520.00 per year to be eligible for the government contribution. Households of four Californians may not earn more than $97,200 per year.
Tax derivations reduce the earning capacity and have a positive influence on the selection requirements. The California government reported that citizens who reach up to 138% of the federal poverty line (FPL) are eligible for Medi-Cal.
Families with an FPL between 138% and 400% can apply for Covered California. Individuals with an FPL of 138% to 150% have the opportunity to receive a Silver Enhanced 94 plan. Individuals with an FPL of 150% to 200% qualify for a Silver Enhanced 87 and 200% to 250% for a Silver Enhanced 73.
Covered California has four categories in its hierarchy: Bronze, Silver, Gold, and Platinum. These levels are determined by the salary entered by the user.