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Protecting Medi-Cal coverage for people returning home

Starting in January 2027, new federal work requirements will affect millions of Californians enrolled in and/or eligible for Medi-Cal, including people returning home from jails and prisons who rely on Medi-Cal coverage for substance use disorder treatment and other critical care. 

Transitions Clinic Network and the Legal Action Center are hosting a series of conversations for California partners to: 

  • Hear how criminal legal system reform advocates, health and reentry services providers, government agencies, and others are preparing for these changes, and to

  • Identify the systems and tools that can help the people we serve enroll in and keep Medi-Cal ‍                                                   ‍

📅First virtual conversation: Thursday, November 19th, 1:00 - 2:30pm PT. 

📢Registration Now Open: Please click here to register 

What to Expect:

We'll cover what these changes mean for people returning home and the providers who serve them, then plan how we can respond together so no one loses coverage.

Who Should Attend: 

This session is for health and justice advocates, reentry service providers, case managers, SUD and other health care providers, carceral and community supervision staff, and anyone else who works with and cares about helping reentering people access health care.

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