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(Corn) Yimo Z. (Shanghai China)

Michael Yongze L. (Shanghai China)

J. H. (Shanghai China)

Yuyao J. (Shanghai China)

(Allen) Zhe Cheng C. (Shanghai China)

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(Herman) Qizheng X. (Shanghai China)

William S. (Shanghai China)

Philip S. (Shanghai China)

Marcus Yulun W. (Shanghai China)

Edmond Jun Cheng L. (Shanghai China)

Sam Yue P. (Shanghai China)

Jason G. (Shanghai China)

Edmund C. (Shanghai China)

Natalie C. (Shanghai China)

Mia D. (Shanghai China)

Alina T. (Shanghai China)

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Medicaid In California

•Known as Medi-Cal

•Medicaid is a joint federal and state government program in the United States that provides health coverage for individuals and families with low income.

•The largest source of health coverage for people with low income, including some low-income adults, children, pregnant women, elderly adults, and people with disabilities.

•Eligibility

•Medicaid eligibility is often determined by the individual or family's income. Income limits vary by state and may be expressed as a percentage of the federal poverty level (FPL).

•The size of the household or family is considered when determining eligibility. Larger households may have higher income limits.

•Medicaid provides coverage for specific categories of individuals. Common categories include low-income children, pregnant women, parents or caretaker relatives, individuals with disabilities, and elderly individuals.

•Pregnant women may qualify for Medicaid during pregnancy and for a specified period after childbirth.

•Children in low-income families are often eligible for Medicaid coverage.

•Individuals with certain disabilities may qualify for Medicaid, regardless of age.

•Interested in applying for Medicaid? Visit the official website: https://www.medicaid.gov/

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