What to do
1. Call to get an enrollment appointment
We will schedule a time for you to enroll over the phone with a certified enrollment worker.
2. Gather documents for your appointment
Have the following documents ready when you enroll:
- Photo ID
Like a driver's license, resident card, passport, or city ID - Proof of residency
Something that shows where you live, like a rental agreement, utility bill, tax bill, or bank statement - Proof of household income
Like your most recent pay stub, a tax return, unemployment, disability, Social Security, or retirement - Proof of household assets
Like your most recent bank statement (checking or savings) or statements from retirement accounts
This information will help us find out if you can get in an available health care coverage program. We will let you know during your appointment if we need other documents.
Insurance and coverage programs
Insurance and coverage programs
We will help you apply for any of the following health care programs:
- Medi-Cal also known as Medicaid which offers free or low-cost health insurance to eligible California residents with limited income
- Hospital Presumptive Eligibility Medi-Cal which provides instant access to temporary, no-cost Medi-Cal services while you apply for permanent Medi-Cal
- Healthy San Francisco, health access program for San Francisco residents
- San Francisco County Sliding Scale Program, the county medical assistance program for San Francisco residents
- Covered CA – Affordable Care Act Programs, the state’s health insurance marketplace where California residents can shop for health plans
Special cases
If you need to reenroll
If you need to reenroll
Follow the same steps listed, even if you had care through the network before. We will make sure you get into the right program.
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Last updated December 20, 2024