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Manténgase cubierto y saludable

Hombre hispano conversando sobre documentación de seguros con un representante de inscripción
 

Ya sea que se esté preparando para el nuevo año escolar, planeando las vacaciones o simplemente tomando medidas para mantenerse sano, ahora es el momento de garantizar que todos los miembros de su familia tengan acceso a servicios de salud esenciales. Estos incluyen visitas médicas de rutina, recetas médicas, vacunas, atención dental y apoyo para la salud mental. 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.

Verifique su inscripción

Revisar el estado de su cobertura de seguro médico puede marcar una gran diferencia. Incluso si ha tenido cobertura como Medi-Cal, Medi-Care o Covered California, es posible que los detalles de su plan, su elegibilidad o la fecha de renovación hayan cambiado. Revisar el estado de su inscripción, especialmente antes de que finalice el año, puede ayudarle a evitar interrupciones inesperadas en la atención médica.

Nosotras estamos aquí para ayudar

Es importante que las personas de todas las edades tengan cobertura médica vigente. Puede crear una cuenta en línea para recibir información sobre su elegibilidad para Medi-Cal, actualizar su información personal y renovar sus beneficios visitando BenefitsCal.com.

Llame a nuestro Departamento de Inscripción y Extensión al 818-963-5690 Ext 156.

En SFCHC, creemos que nadie debería tener que pasar por este proceso solo. Nuestros especialistas en inscripción comunitaria están aquí para ayudarle a acceder y gestionar beneficios de seguro médico gratuitos o de bajo costo, para que usted y su familia puedan mantenerse sanos y sentirse seguros en cada etapa de la vida. Revisar sus beneficios y animar a otros a hacer lo mismo le brindará tranquilidad en los próximos meses.

Hombre hispano realizándose un examen anual en el consultorio médico

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Stacy T. Geere is founder and principal of The Geere Group. She is also the PR director for San Fernando Community Health Cen Stacy Geere PUBLIC RELATIONS & MARKETING CONSULTANT - Stacy T. Geere is founder and principal of The Geere Group, a full-service public relations and marketing consulting firm. She has over three decades of diverse experience working with clients in the private, public and nonprofit sectors. Stacy has supported high-profile projects in relation to healthcare, environmental sustainability, water and energy conservation, transportation, land use development and other complex issues. Her work has earned both local and national recognition. Stacy has a passion for volunteering her time and leadership to philanthropic causes and is a published book author. www.thegeeregroup.com

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