Health Insurance and Coverage Programs

Millions of California residents are uninsured because their employers do not offer coverage, they cannot afford to purchase coverage or they face eligibility barriers associated with public programs such as Medi-Cal and Healthy Families. In 2005, one in four L.A. County residents was without health insurance, with substantial geographic disparities in rates of uninsured within the county. Proportionately fewer children are uninsured due largely to the recently expanded availability in children’s coverage programs.

Publications and Documents

Oct 31 2012
LA Health Action
Integrating Medical Care with Mental Health and Substance Use Disorder Services in L.A. County

Jun 29 2012
Neelam Gupta, LA Health Action
Providing Health Care to the Residually Uninsured In A Post-Reform World

May 23 2013
Covered California
Covered California Releases List of Plans and Rates for 2014

May 09 2013
Robert Ross, The California Endowment
The California Endowment's Statement:Legislation to Protect Californians Through Fair Marketplace

May 08 2013
Jonathan Fielding, County of Los Angeles Public Health
Notice to Amend Contract with APLA HIV Services

May 01 2013
Lewin Group, California HealthCare Foundation
Medi-Cal Facts and Figures: A Program Transforms

Mar 19 2013
William Fujioka, County of Los Angeles, Chief Executive Office
Request to Authorize DHS to Execute LANES Data Exchange Participation Agreement

Mar 12 2013
The California Endowment:
The California Endowment Releases Undocumented California Youth Video, Launches #Health4All Campaign

Oct 30 2012
Peter Harbage and Meredith Ledford King, California HealthCare Foundation
A Bridge to Reform: California's Medicaid Section 1115 Waiver

Oct 25 2012
Shana Lavarreda and Sophie Snyder, UCLA Center for Health Policy Research
Job-based Coverage Insures Less Than Half of Nonelderly Californians in 2011


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