Other Programs for Adults

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Children and Youth

Ability To Pay (ATP) Plan Child Health & Disability Prevention Program (CHDP) Children's No-Cost Medi-Cal Services Former Foster Care Children Healthy Families Kaiser Permanente Cares for Kids Medi-Cal Outreach District Outpatient Reduced-Cost Simplified Application (ORSA) Plan Regular No-Cost or Low-Cost Medi-Cal Services Women, Infants & Children Supplemental Nutrition Program (WIC)

Pregnant Women

Ability To Pay (ATP) Plan Access For Infants and Mothers (AIM) Pregnant-Only Medi-Cal Services Other Health Care Programs for Pregnant Women Outpatient Reduced-Cost Simplified Application (ORSA) Plan Regular No-Cost or Low-Cost Medi-Cal Services Women, Infants & Children Supplemental Nutrition Program (WIC)

Families

Ability To Pay (ATP) Plan Outpatient Reduced-Cost Simplified Application (ORSA) Plan Regular No-Cost or Low-Cost Medi-Cal Services Transitional Medi-Cal Programs

Aged - Blind - Disabled

Ability To Pay (ATP) Plan Long Term Care Medi-Cal Medicare Medi-Cal for Individual/Couple Living at Home Medicare Premium Assistance Programs Outpatient Reduced-Cost Simplified Application (ORSA) Plan Other Health Care Programs and Services Pickle Amendment Programs

Adults

Ability To Pay (ATP) Plan Other Free or Low-Cost Plans Outpatient Reduced-Cost Simplified Application (ORSA) Plan Regular No-Cost or Low Cost Medical Services

Special Health Problems

Ability To Pay (ATP) Plan California Children Services (CSS) Programs DDS Home & Community Based Services Dialysis or Total Parenteral Hyperalimentation (TPN) Programs Outpatient Reduced-Cost Simplified Application (ORSA) Plan Tuberculosis (TB) Program

Access Manual Estate Recovery Program Former Foster Care Children Healthy Way LA California Health Care Options (HCO) Immigrants We've Got You Covered

CalFresh General Relief Medi-Cal Office Locations

Other Free or Low-Cost Programs for Adults

Child-Delivery Plan

This plan covers labor and delivery service for pregnant women. For herself, each mother must pay $800 within seven (7) days after she leaves the hospital. For her baby, each mother must apply for Medi-Cal.

No Extra Cost Medicines

All clinic patients can get medicines at no extra cost for emergency and public health services.

Monthly Income
Family Size	Monthly income must be at or below:
1	$1,087
2	$1,463
3	$1,840
4	$2,217
5	$2,594
6	$2,971
7	$3,348
8	$3,724
9	$4,101
10	$4,478

Public Private Partnership (PPP) Program

This program provides primary care services at no cost if you qualify. These services include family practice, prenatal care, pediatric care, and women's health care. It also includes medications and referrals for specialty care.

Eligibility is based on signing a self-certification form indicating that the applicant does not have Medical, Medicare or any private health insurance and that the total net family income is at or below 133% of the Federal Poverty Level (FPL). Documentation of income is not required. See Monthly Income chart for income limits.

There are more than 125 PPP clinics located throughout Los Angeles County. Call (800) 427-8700 for the PPP clinic nearest you.

Medi-Cal Managed Care

L.A. CARE (888) 452-2273
HEALTH NET (800) 675-6110

If you receive Medi-Cal, you may join one of many health plans which provide quality medical care. The health plans in Los Angeles are divided into two managed care organizations: L.A. CARE and Health Net

If you have any questions/problems with one of the plans in which you are enrolled call: Health Care Options - 1(800) 430-4263. If you still have a problem with your health plan call: Medi-Cal Managed Care Ombudsman - 1(888)452-8609.

Free and Low-Cost Services

If you need medical services, they are available at public and private clinics, hospitals and many other locations. Medical services including tests and prescriptions are provided on an ability-to-pay basis and can be provided at no cost depending on your income. Please call (800) 427-8700 for the location nearest you or Click Here to visit the Department of Health Services Website.

AIDS Drug Assistance Program (ADAP) (888) 575-2327

If you are 18 years or older and HIV positive, this program will provide assistance with obtaining approved medication at no or low cost.

Breast Cancer Early Detection Program (BCEDP) (800) 511-2300

This program provides free breast cancer-related services for low and moderate income women age 50 and over (or 40 and over if high risk). You may call from 9:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. Monday-Friday.

Family Planning, Access, Care & Treatment (FAMILY PACT) (800) 942-1054

Low income women, men and minors without health care coverage for family planning services, may receive services through a program called Family Planning, Access, Care & Treatment (Family Pact). For information and referral services, please call the above telephone number for location nearest you.

Health Insureance Premium Payment Program (HIPP)

If you are eligible for Medi-Cal, seriously ill with high cost medical bills and have or have access to private health coverage, this special State Medi-Cal Program can help you pay your health insurance premium. Certain restrictions may apply.

For more information on the HIPP Program, call (800) 952-5294.

Mental Health

You may be eligible for free or low-cost mental health services. For more information, please call (800) 854-7771.

Substance Abuse

If you need treatment for drug or alcohol abuse, there are places where you can get help. Some programs allow you to live at the facility while undergoing treatment. For more information, please call (800) 564-6600.

CalWORKs

If you are a family with children up to age 18 in need of assistance, you may be eligible to get cash, CalFresh benefits and Medi-Cal through the CalWORKs Program at your local Department of Public Social Services (DPSS) Office. You can also be helped with child care and transportation. For more information, please call (888) 3-WELFAR (5327) or Click Here to visit the Department of Public Social Services Website.

Last Updated: May 2012

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