If you have Medi-Cal and your life feels complicated right now — housing trouble, frequent hospital visits, mental health struggles, or a chronic health condition — you may qualify for extra covered support most members never hear about.

Many people managing chronic health conditions end up as the default messenger, relaying test results, calling to confirm instructions, and trying to remember what each provider said. That role is a full-time job on top of an already full-time struggle with your health, and it often leads to increased anxiety, mixed-up information, and delays in care. You don't have to keep doing this by yourself.

If you have Medi-Cal and are managing two or more ongoing health conditions, you may qualify for a real person whose whole job is helping you stay on top of it.

Healthcare paperwork piling up? Our peer support team helps you fill out forms, schedule visits, and follow up on referrals — at no cost to you. If you've ever stared at a stack of healthcare forms wondering where to even start, you're not alone — and it's not your fault. The system is genuinely hard to navigate, especially when you're already dealing with enough. We know what it's like when paperwork piles up, appointments get missed, and referrals fall through the cracks. T

When life hits hard, it's easy to feel completely alone — like no one sees what you're carrying. Maybe you just got an eviction notice. Maybe your utilities are about to be shut off. Maybe you're working full-time and still choosing between gas and groceries. Maybe you're managing something quietly — a diagnosis, a mental health crisis, the aftermath of incarceration — and you don't know where to start.