How much does it cost?
No-cost or Pregnancy-only Medi-Cal
- You will not have to pay for your prenatal care, your delivery or your postpartum care.
- Even if you have an increase in your income during your pregnancy or the baby’s first year, you or your baby will not lose Medi-Cal coverage or have to pay a share of cost.
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Share of Cost Medi-Cal
- You pay your Share of Cost (SoC) each month before Medi-Cal pays.
- Your SoC is determined by your family income and your property limits.
- If you have SoC, it is important to complete your Medi-Cal application as you could experience high costs for your delivery and Medi-Cal can help pay for your care.
- If you have SoC, you may be eligible for Access for Infants and Mothers (see section on AIM).
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How do I apply?
One of the easiest ways for a pregnant woman to apply for Medi-Cal is to use the Mail-In application.
Get an application by calling 245-6680 or click here to download the form (available in several languages).
You also may ask for help in completing the application over the phone. You will need to send in documentation. See the Appendix for a list of documents.
You can apply in person at the Department of Social Services:
In Redding
2460 Breslauer Way
225-5767
In Burney
36911 Hwy 299E
335-5576
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