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Left unaddressed, prediabetes can progress to type 2 diabetes and increase the risk of complications affecting the eyes, kidneys, nerves and heart.
Annual Benefits – Use Them Before the End of 2024
For all our valued patients, be aware that your earned benefits end in December. Then, everything resets in January with your annual insurance coverage enrollment.
If you have reached your deductible spending – or are not sure – we can help you use your benefit amounts. Contact us to see your coverage status and make an appointment. Or, if you need assistance with your coverage renewal for next year, reach us at:
Outreach Enrollment Department | 818-963-5690 Ext 156
Email: gdavila@sfchealthcenter.org
If you do not have medical insurance coverage, we can also provide information on that. The SFCHC Care Team is here to help.
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Manténgase cubierto y saludable
Ahora es el momento de garantizar que todos los miembros de su familia tengan acceso a servicios de salud esenciales. Mantenerse afiliado a un plan de salud le ayuda a protegerse a usted, a sus seres queridos y a disfrutar de los momentos más importantes.
Stay Covered and Keep Healthy
Whether you're preparing for a new school year, planning for the holidays or simply taking steps to stay well, now is the time to ensure every member of your family has access to essential healthcare services. Review your coverage. Contact us for any help.
Supporting Heart Health for Moms and Babies
SFCHC is honored to be the recipient of a generous donation from the American Heart Association SoCal and community supporters Dan and Susan Kane. The gift includes New Mom Kits focused on maternal and infant heart health, plus a $1,500 grant.