The Medi-Cal EHR incentive program could provide up to $2 billion in federal incentives to eligible California providers and result in more state revenues and thousands of jobs.

This Sacramento briefing will explore the results of a survey of more than 1,000 Medi-Cal enrollees — the largest of its kind. Presenters will examine the experiences and attitudes of enrollees to illuminate where the program excels and where improvement is needed.

A Sacramento briefing on how a BHP aligns with various policy and market goals, including its potential effects on low-income consumers, safety-net providers, the state general fund, the California Health Benefit Exchange, and the health insurance marketplace.

This Sacramento briefing with researchers examined the activities of health plans, providers, and consumer groups surrounding the transition of seniors and people with disabilities in Medi-Cal from fee-for-service to managed care plans.

This updated two-page guide highlights elements of the Affordable Care Act and what they mean for Californians — whether or not they are currently insured.

Health-e-App, the nation's first web-based system to enroll low-income children and pregnant women in public health insurance, was made publicly available in December 2010.

What is it really like for those enrolling in Medi-Cal and Healthy Families? Participants share their experiences.

The Affordable Care Act is poised to greatly expand health coverage. Eligibility workers and county officials discuss the enrollment process and ideas to improve it.

For more than 10 years, Californians in most private health plans have had the right to an Independent Medical Review of coverage denials. This briefing highlights the potential for improvements.

California's Independent Medical Review provides consumers a way to appeal health coverage denials. What lessons have been learned, and is change needed?