California SB528 aims to maintain and expand health care services by creating or expanding state-only programs to cover services not fully supported.
California SB528 seeks to ensure continued access to health care services by establishing or expanding state-only programs to cover services not fully supported by federal funds. The bill mandates the California Health and Human Services Agency to develop or expand programs to provide services such as abortion, family planning, and gender-affirming care. These services are determined based on the needs of target populations, the levels of federal financial participation under the Medi-Cal program, and the extent of limitations on that participation.
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