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Stay Covered and Keep Healthy 

It's fall 2025 and time to review your health insurance coverage. Contact SFCHS's Outreach Enrollment Dept. for assistance wi
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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. These include routine doctor visits, prescriptions, immunizations, dental care and mental health support. Staying enrolled in a health plan helps protect you, your loved ones and the moments that matter most.

Check Your Enrollment

Taking time to review the status of your health insurance coverage can make a big difference. Even if you’ve had coverage like Medi-Cal, Medi-Care or Covered California in the past, your plan details, eligibility or renewal date may have changed. Checking your enrollment status—especially before the end of the year—can help you avoid any unexpected gaps in care.

It’s important for people of all ages to have current health coverage in place. You can create an online account to receive information on your Medi-Cal eligibility, update your personal information and renew your benefits by visiting BenefitsCal.com

We Are Here To Help

At SFCHC, we believe no one should have to navigate this process alone. Our dedicated community enrollment specialists are here to help you access and manage no- or low-cost health insurance benefits – so you and your family can stay healthy and feel secure at every stage of life.

Call our Outreach Enrollment Department at 818-963-5690 Ext 156.

Reviewing your benefits, and encouraging others to do the same, can bring peace of mind in the months ahead. 

 

 

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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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