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State Health Policy: California

Roundtable Discussion of Medicaid Waivers: Lessons for CaliforniaMedicaid Waivers: Lessons from California, a roundtable discussion hosted by the Foundation and the University of California, Berkeley Center for Health and Public Policy Studies on Wednesday, July 28, 2004, provided an overview of current Section 1115 waiver activity across the states, focusing on Health Insurance Flexibility and Accountability Initiative waiver efforts.

California Health Care Chartbook: Key Data and TrendsThis chartbook provides California and national data and trend analysis on a broad range of health system and financing indicators, including demographics and health status data, insurance coverage and the uninsured, employer health insurance premiums and offer rates, Medicaid and Medicare enrollment and spending, and health care industry trends.

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In 2007, San Francisco became the first city in the nation to begin implementation of a plan to provide health care services to all uninsured residents. This fact sheet summarizes Healthy San Francisco, how it came to be, and key policy issues facing the program. Health Care Coverage and Financing Issues in California: An October 2005 Update — October 2005

This brief summarizes recent health insurance coverage trends in California and the Medi-Cal program, provides an overview of the state’s newly adopted FY 2005-06 budget agreement, and discusses key issues driving the current health policy agenda. The brief concludes with a discussion on Medicaid reform actions at the federal level and the potential implications for California. The California Medicaid Program at a Glance — June 2005

This fact sheet provides an overview of California’s Medicaid program, Medi-Cal, the population that it serves, and the services it covers. Hearing Their Voices: Lessons from the Breast and Cervical Cancer Prevention and Treatment Act (BCCPTA) — November 2004 This policy brief reports on the impact of the BCCPTA on low-income women in California, using focus group analysis. Disparities In Maternal And Infant Health: Are We Making Progress? Lessons From California — October 2004 This issue brief documents persistent disparities in rates of unintended pregnancy, prenatal care, and breastfeeding in California between women of different incomes, educational levels and racial/ethnic groups. Federal Medicaid Waiver Financing: Issues for California — July 2004

This issue brief focuses on the potential fiscal implications of a section 1115 Medicaid waiver for California. The California Medicaid Program at a Glance — July 2004

This fact sheet summarizes Medi-Cal, California’s Medicaid program including who is eligible, what is covered, spending trends, and how it is financed. California Health Care Chartbook: Key Data and Trends — June 2004 This chartbook provides California and U.S. data and trend analysis on a broad range of health system and financing indicators, including demographics and health status data, insurance coverage and the uninsured, employer health insurance premiums and offer rates, Medicaid and Medicare enrollment and spending, and health care industry trends. California Employer Health Benefits Survey, 2003 — March 2004 Annual survey of California employer-sponsored health benefits. California Health Insurance Act (SB2) Data Update — October 2003 This chartpack updates an earlier analysis of the 2002 Kaiser/HRET California Employer Health Benefits Survey to provide data in employment categories that are more closely aligned with those of the California Health Insurance Act of 2003.

In 2007, San Francisco became the first city in the nation to begin implementation of a plan to provide health care services to all uninsured residents. This fact sheet summarizes Healthy San Francisco, how it came to be, and key policy issues facing the program.

This brief summarizes recent health insurance coverage trends in California and the Medi-Cal program, provides an overview of the state’s newly adopted FY 2005-06 budget agreement, and discusses key issues driving the current health policy agenda. The brief concludes with a discussion on Medicaid reform actions at the federal level and the potential implications for California.

This fact sheet provides an overview of California’s Medicaid program, Medi-Cal, the population that it serves, and the services it covers.

This policy brief reports on the impact of the BCCPTA on low-income women in California, using focus group analysis.

This issue brief documents persistent disparities in rates of unintended pregnancy, prenatal care, and breastfeeding in California between women of different incomes, educational levels and racial/ethnic groups.

This issue brief focuses on the potential fiscal implications of a section 1115 Medicaid waiver for California.

This fact sheet summarizes Medi-Cal, California’s Medicaid program including who is eligible, what is covered, spending trends, and how it is financed.

This chartbook provides California and U.S. data and trend analysis on a broad range of health system and financing indicators, including demographics and health status data, insurance coverage and the uninsured, employer health insurance premiums and offer rates, Medicaid and Medicare enrollment and spending, and health care industry trends.

Annual survey of California employer-sponsored health benefits.

This chartpack updates an earlier analysis of the 2002 Kaiser/HRET California Employer Health Benefits Survey to provide data in employment categories that are more closely aligned with those of the California Health Insurance Act of 2003.

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State Health Policy: California

Premiums for employer sponsored health insurance in California increased 13.0% in 2002, six times the state’s inflation rate (2.1%). The average cost of health insurance in California continues to be lower than the national average due in part to high levels of HMO enrollment. California workers are now paying nearly a third more for premiums and many workers face higher cost-sharing for doctor’s visits and prescriptions.