A caretaker relative is the relative of a dependent child by blood, adoption or marriage with whom the child is living.
Below are the income limits for adults based on the Federal Poverty Levels (FPL) amounts.
Income Limit for Adults 19-64 Years of Age | |
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0-138% FPL | |
FAMILY SIZE | INCOME LIMIT |
1 | $1,801 |
2 | $2,433 |
3 | $3,065 |
4 | $3,699 |
5 | $4,331 |
6 | $4,963 |
7 | $5,596 |
8 | $6,228 |
As of January 1, 2024, a new law in California gives full Medi-Cal to all Californians who qualify for Medi-Cal. Unlike before, immigration status does not matter. This new law means that all California residents who qualify for Medi-Cal will receive full Medi-Cal benefits, bringing us closer to a Healthy California for All.
Your Medi-Cal eligibility must be reviewed at least once a year.
The easiest and quickest way is to apply for Medi-Cal online at BenefitsCal.
A caretaker relative is the relative of a dependent child by blood, adoption or marriage with whom the child is living.
If your family’s income is above the income limits for the appropriate family size, you may be eligible to Medi-Cal with a Share of Cost. For more information on the Medi-Cal Share of Cost, see the Medi-Cal Share-of-Cost Flyer.
Visit Medi-Cal Covered Benefits for a list of Essential Health Benefits covered by Medi-Cal.
Visit Health Care Options to learn more about the different plans, choose and compare plans and providers, and enroll in a Managed Care Plan.
Visit Medi-Cal Dental Program for information about the Medi-Cal Dental Services available to you.
You can request a replacement Medi-Cal card, also known as the Benefit Identification Card (or BIC) by calling the Customer Service Center at (866) 613-3777.