If you are trying to locate a Sacramento County Medi-Cal Office near you, we can help. In the county of Sacramento, the Department of Human Assistance (DHA) runs the Medi-Cal program. You can visit a DHA office near you to apply for Medi-Cal, submit documents, attend an interview, renew your benefits, and ask questions about Medi-Cal.
In this post, we will provide the list of Sacramento County Medi-Cal Office locations, with phone numbers.
However, before you visit an office location, you can save yourself time by reviewing our frequently asked questions below.
We have provided answers to the top reasons why people visit the Medi-Cal Office in Sacramento County. See below.
For the closest Medi-Cal office near you, continue reading below.
Sacramento County Medi-Cal Office Locations
The Sacramento Medi-Cal office (DHA Offices) locations below are listed by area, so you have to scroll down to find the location near you.
Additionally, for each office location below, we have provided a phone number to call in case you have questions.
In addition to Medi-Cal, you can apply for CalFresh, General Relief, and CalWORKs at the following locations, which are open from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday:
See below for a list of DHA office locations in Sacramento County:
2700 Fulton Ave.
Sacramento, CA 95821
3960 Research Dr.
Sacramento, CA 95838
1725 28th St
Sacramento, CA 95816
2450 Florin Road
Sacramento, CA 95822
210 North Lincoln Way Galt, CA 95632
5747 Watt Ave.
North Highlands, CA 95660
Medi-Cal in Sacramento County FAQs
Here are some of the most frequently asked questions about Medi-Cal in Sacramento County:
How Many People are covered by Medi-Cal in California?
Medi-Cal is California’s health insurance program for people with low incomes, including 40% of all children, half of all people with disabilities, and more than a million seniors.
Here are some facts and figures about Medi-Cal in California:
Medi-Cal is a source of health care coverage for:
- Nearly one in three Californians
- Nearly 40% of the state’s children
- 43% of people with disabilities
- About one in six of all California workers aged 19 to 64
Medi-Cal Pays for:
- More than 50% of all births in the state
- 55% of all patient days in long-term care facilities
Who is eligible for Medi-Cal in Sacramento County?
Medi-Cal is available to Sacramento County residents who are U.S. citizens, permanent residents, legal aliens, or U.S. nationals.
It provides no-cost or low-cost health coverage in California to:
- Adults
- Families with children
- Seniors
- Persons with disabilities
- Pregnant women
- Children in foster care
- Former foster youth up to age 26
If you qualify for Medi-Cal, you can enroll in Medi-Cal year-round.
Additionally, all children living in California that are able to get Medi-Cal can get Medi-Cal regardless of immigration status.
Their complete health care coverage includes zero cost:
- doctor visits
- prescription drug coverage
- monthly plan premiums
- health education programs
- vaccinations
How do I Apply for Medi-Cal in Sacramento County?
There are three ways to apply for Medi-Cal in Sacramento County:
- Online at MyBenefits CalWIN
- Online through Covered California, at or by calling 1-800-300-1506.
- Call the Department of Human Assistance (DHA) during business hours Monday – Friday 8:00 am – 4:00 pm at (916)874-3100 or (209)744-0499.
- Apply in person at one of the DHA office locations listed above.
Did California Expand Medi-Cal to Cover Seniors?
Yes. Starting on May 1, 2022, a new law in California will give full scope Medi-Cal to adults 50 years of age or older, regardless of their immigration status.
However, they must meet all other Medi-Cal eligibility rules, including income limits.
This expansion of Medi-Cal is referred to as the “Older Adult Expansion”.
It is modeled after the Young Adult Expansion, which provided full-scope Medi-Cal to young adults 19 through 25, inclusive.
What does Qualified Medicare Beneficiary mean under Medi-Cal?
The Qualified Medicare Beneficiary (QMB) program pays for Medicare Part A and Part B premiums, coinsurance, and deductibles for those eligible.
To qualify for Qualified Medicare Beneficiary, an individual must:
- Be eligible for Medicare Part A and Part B
- Have countable income at or below 100% of the Federal Poverty Guidelines (FPG) ($1,133 per month, $1,526 for couples)
- Have resources at or below the limit ($130,000 for individuals, $195,000 for couples)
- Meet Medi-Cal requirements besides income and assets limits
What is the Difference between QMB and SLMB programs under Medi-Cal?
SLMB stands for Specified Low-Income Medicare Beneficiary program.
The program pays for Medicare Part B premiums.
To qualify for Specified Low-Income Medicare Beneficiary, an individual must:
- Be eligible for Medicare Part A and Part B,
- Have countable income at or below 120% of FPG ($1,360 per month, $1,831 for couples)
- Have resources at or below the limit ($130,000 for individuals, $195,000 for couples)
- Meet Medi-Cal requirements besides income and assets limits
Does Sacramento provide Transportation for Medi-Cal?
Yes, As a Medi-Cal beneficiary in Sacramento County, you are able to utilize transportation services to see your health care provider and to obtain medically necessary covered services at no cost.
You can use this service to:
- Your doctor.
- Your dentist.
- A counselor.
- The pharmacy, to pick up medicine.
- Pick up durable medical equipment, such as a wheelchair or walker.
- Ongoing care, such as dialysis.
- Your home from the hospital.
To schedule a ride, see our post on LA Medi-Cal transportation.
Medi-Cal in Sacramento County Summary
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Questions?
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