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T.H.E. is Ready to Provide #Health4All Kids!
Call us at (323) 730-1920 to learn more or get personal assistance enrolling your child in Medi-Cal for All Children. Under this new law, children under 19 years of age are eligible for full-scope Medi-Cal benefits regardless of immigration status, as long as they meet the income standards.
The benefits include:
Any personal information shared when enrolling your children into restricted-scope or full- scope Medi-Cal is confidential. The information used to enroll is strictly confidential. It will never be shared with immigration enforcement. Many mixed immigration status families are concerned that enrolling in health care coverage will negatively affect their applications for immigration status. Unless you enroll in long-term care, enrolling yourself or your children in health care coverage does not constitute a “public charge” that could later affect your immigration status.
Learn more about the program at this link: Health4All-Ninos
For personal assistance signing up, call us at (323) 730-1920. We are here to help everyone. All information is private and confidential.
#Health4AllKids

Guaranteed income for pregnant / birthing peoples – accepting applications
The Los Angeles County Department of Public Health and the California Abundant Birth Project (ABP) are accepting applications for a guaranteed income program that provides cash during pregnancy

Patient Portal App
Patient Portal is where you can go online and order prescription refills, check lab results, make appointments, check on referrals, and send questions to your provider — all from the convenience of your phone or personal computer. Download the healow app and sign up...

Elevate Your Health with Enhanced Care Management
Discover Enhanced Care Today! You may be eligible for T.H.E.’s Enhanced Care Management Program. (ECM) is free for qualifying patients who have Medi-Cal and provides you with new services and other help to meet your medical and non-medical needs. To get ECM services,...


