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HMO vs PPO vs EPO. Which Network Is Right For You?

Choosing a health plan through Covered California involves more than comparing monthly premiums. One important factor to consider is the type of provider network your plan uses. Understanding the differences between Health Maintenance Organizations (HMOs), Preferred Provider Organizations (PPOs), and Exclusive Provider Organizations (EPOs) can help you select coverage that best fits your healthcare needs…

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Looking Beyond the Premium

Choosing a health plan based on more than just the monthly premium… very demure, very mindful. When shopping for health insurance through Covered California, it’s easy to focus on the monthly premium. After all, paying less each month sounds like the obvious choice. However, the lowest premium doesn’t always mean the lowest overall healthcare costs…

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Did You Know? Medicare Benefits Edition

Medicare provides valuable health coverage for millions of Americans, but many beneficiaries are surprised to learn about some of the benefits and resources available to them. Taking a few minutes to better understand your coverage can help you make the most of your Medicare benefits and avoid missing valuable services (Medicare.gov, 2026). Preventative Care  …

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Small Details. Big Difference

Sometimes it’s the small details that make the biggest difference. The same is true when it comes to Medicare. Taking a few minutes to understand your benefits today can help you avoid unexpected costs and make the most of your healthcare coverage throughout the year (Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services [CMS], 2026). Review Your…

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Medicare and Medi-Cal: Can You Have Both?

The short answer is yes. Some individuals may qualify for both Medicare and Medi-Cal at the same time. This is known as dual eligibility. Understanding how these programs work together can help beneficiaries maximize their benefits and potentially reduce out-of-pocket healthcare costs (California Department of Health Care Services [DHCS], 2026). What Is Dual Eligibility?  …

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