Gov. Jerry Brown Considering Expanding Medi-Cal to Immigrants

Gov. Jerry Brown is considering expanding state-funded Medi-Cal coverage to residents shielded from deportation under President Obama's new immigration policies.

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Costly Hepatitis ‘C’ Drug Makers Face New Fire

A Senate hearing on Wednesday into the staggering cost of specialty drugs to treat the deadly Hepatitis C virus has once again raised the question of how far the government should go to try to beat down pharmaceutical costs without discouraging research and development or creating drug shortages.

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California Managed-Care Pilot Program Meets Resistance

California's initial efforts to move almost 500,000 low-income seniors and disabled people automatically into managed care has been rife with problems in its first six months, leading to widespread confusion, frustration and resistance.

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Consumers May Miss Out On Subsidies Due To Uncertainty About Job-Based Coverage

Confusion about whether some types of job-based coverage disqualify consumers from signing up for subsidized insurance through the health law's marketplaces may lead some people to buy skimpier employer plans instead.

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Health Law Impacts Primary Care Doc Shortage

When Olivia Papa signed up for a new health plan last year, her insurance company assigned her to a primary care doctor.

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Medical Trade Groups Agree to Help Boost Covered California Enrollment

Covered California has enlisted 14 trade groups - including the California Medical Association and California Hospital Association - to urge health providers to promote health insurance during open enrollment for the state health benefit exchange.

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